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2010-03-12 |
Public healthcare
Public healthcare in Västra Götaland County
chooses security services from Maribo. |
2009-08-31 |
Maribo in alliance with Eurenco Bofors
Maribo has entered into a collaboration with Eurenco
Bofors for developing the military section of the search
tag in connection with the company's bomb detection
dogs. Maribo is already working with Dyno Nobel on
developing the civil section of the search tag. |
2008-10-01 |
Oskarshamn Nuclear Power Plant
Oskarshamn Nuclear Power Plant (OKG) chooses security services
from Maribo. |
2008-02-01 |
Ringhals Nuclear Power Plant
Ringhals Nuclear Power Plant chooses security services
from Maribo. |
2007-08-27 |
Maribo in alliance with Dyno Nobel
Maribo is developing a new search tag for service dogs that search for explosive substances. In Maribo’s opinion the traditional search tag is obsolete.
In alliance with Dyno Nobel (formerly Nitro Nobel), Maribo is currently developing a modern search tag. A new generation of service dogs that search for explosive substances will be coming into service in 2008. |
2007-03-18 |
Maribo signs a
new agreement with E.on Gas
Maribo and E.on Gas sign a
new agreement for security services for leak testing of
distribution pipes for natural gas and liquefied
petroleum gas.
Maribo performs leak tests on distribution pipes using
specially trained gas detection dogs that search for
leaks. E.on Gas and other energy suppliers have been
using the method successfully since 1996. The method was
presented to the international market at the World Gas
Conference in Amsterdam in June 2006. |
2007-01-22 |
Maribo delivers unique security services to Volvo Car Corporation
Maribo signs an agreement for the delivery of unique security services to Volvo Car Corporation. The agreement includes a number of security services that are entirely new to the market. Maribo considers the order to be of major significance because, from a more far reaching perspective, it will probably be the platform to a more results-oriented approach to security. |
2006-09-27 |
A drug-free working environment is an unconditional requirement for the Akzo Nobel Site in Stenungsund
The Akzo Nobel Site in Stenungsund on the west coast of Sweden prioritises the task of maintaining a drug free working environment. For the purposes of prevention, a check of people and vehicles entering the site was conducted in September using drug detection dogs to identify the presence of any narcotics. The Personnel and Safety Manager at the Akzo Nobel Site at Stenungsund emphasises that a drug-free working environment is an obvious and unconditional part of company policy. All people and vehicles allowed into the factory area must be free from drugs. |
2006-09-04 |
The personal integrity of the individual is subordinate to the security of the majority
A Swedish legal case has initially been heard by the Swedish Labour Court and then by the European Court of Human Rights. An employee at a nuclear power station held the opinion that his employer should not be entitled to carry out drug tests, and in so doing the employer was violating his personal integrity. Both legal bodies have delivered judgments in favour of the employer. The judgements delivered made it clear that the courts considered that the personal integrity of the individual is subordinate to the security of the majority. |
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