In the recent past, cases of fire disasters in countries such as China, Bangladesh and the Philippines have been on the rise. As an answer to the need for quality fire protection equipment, many UK companies have started exporting the necessary equipment to countries in dire need of better systems. In so doing, they are able to reap the following benefits:
Fire Disaster Management
By exporting fire protection equipment required in fire protection and safety, the distributors and manufacturers are playing a leading role in fire disaster management. Their equipment is helping the affected regions become better equipped. Also, with the right equipment, dealing with fires will become more manageable and this can only be a great selling point for those involved. A company which helps people in other countries prevent fires will inevitably enjoy a higher profile worldwide.
Wider Market
As well as enjoying a higher profile, the businesses who export will be more profitable, as exporting equipment overseas drastically widens the supplier’s market. There tends to be less competition when targeting overseas customers, particularly in countries with which we have a language barrier. If a fire protection service provider can break into these markets, they can enjoy a much greater revenue and profit. They can also ensure that they are ahead of the competition by having their documentation, such as user manuals and installation instructions translated into the language of the target market.
Accurate technical translations
The above benefits will certainly drive any ambitious company to export fire prevention and safety equipment. Nonetheless, shipping the right equipment is more than just checking the quality. It also goes beyond confirming the equipment meets the regulations of the destined country. It is becoming critical to make sure the instructions and user manuals of the equipment are translated into the language of the target market accurately.
At TTC wetranslate, we have the skills and experience available with wide experience with translations for the fire protection industry. Our company is also accredited by ATC (Association of Translation Companies) and ITI (Institute of Translation and Interpreting), so you can be assured that your translations will be in safe hands.
For further information, contact me directly by email candost@ttcwetranslate.com or call me on +44 (0)7856 955098.
