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HIMA Expands in India to Elevate Rail and Process Safety
This expansion marks a significant step in the company’s international growth strategy, aligning with India's Vision 2047 (Viksit Bharat).
HIMA Group announced the opening of its first facility in India. The inauguration ceremony was held on 21 November and prominent figures from India’s Industrial Safety and Rail sectors, as well as key members of HIMA’s global leadership team, attended.
Localized Safety Solutions
HIMA’s new Indian facility will bring advanced safety automation solutions to the local market, emphasizing the importance of the digitalization of functional safety, and taking OT security into account. The company will focus on developing and implementing localized safety applications to address the specific needs of the Indian industrial landscape, contributing to the protection of both people and the environment. The facility will support key industries such as rail, chemical, petrochemical and Oil & Gas, ensuring that these sectors benefit from the latest safety standards and technologies.
Driving Business Growth Through Partnerships
HIMA’s expansion into India is about more than just establishing a physical presence; it’s about nurturing long-term business relationships that will drive mutual growth. The company will engage in partnerships with Indian firms, contributing to local workforce development and innovation. HIMA’s expertise will help train and develop India’s next generation of safety professionals.
Sustainability is at the heart of HIMA's business model, and the company is committed to supporting India’s sustainability goals as part of Vision 2047. With holistic solutions for renewable energies, green LNG and Hydrogen, the safety expert will support the industry in line with India's regulatory requirements.
HIMA’s India Journey: A Multi-Year Expansion Plan
HIMA’s journey in India began two years ago, driven by the strong demand from local clients and a commitment to addressing the needs of the Indian market. The new facility marks the first phase of a multi-year expansion plan that will see HIMA deepen its ties with Indian businesses and industries. The facility will not only support the local execution of safety projects but also serve as an export hub, allowing HIMA to deliver its cutting-edge safety solutions across the region. The company will also focus on developing application-focused approaches that include partnerships with Indian firms, helping to drive safety innovations in key sectors.
Collaborations and Competency Development
HIMA India will work closely with local universities, research institutions, and industry leaders to promote competency development and knowledge transfer. Through its partnerships, the company will contribute to job creation and the development of a highly skilled workforce in the safety and automation sectors.
One of HIMA’s key partners in this endeavour is the College of Engineering Pune (COEP), which will play a critical role in knowledge transfer and the development of safety expertise. This collaboration will help ensure that India’s safety professionals are equipped with the skills and knowledge they need to excel in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
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