A veteran-owned UK company, Crewshield designs and manufactures portable ballistic structures based on the ISO 20’ container system. Their units offer a rapidly deployable, turnkey safe room capability for land or maritime use and can be configured in a number of ways to suit client requirements. Having spent two years in R&D, they launched the system within the UK in April 2013. Their patented 20’ high capacity/high endurance citadel variant is BR6+ armoured as standard and comes with a range of communication options with their patented modular design, enabling them to build to bespoke client requirements. Capable of immediate operation in temperatures as high as 55C, each unit has capacity for 24 persons and up to 96 hours completely independent operation after the loss of external power.
Crewshield was founded in 2011 to develop a transportable armoured citadel as a safe refuge for crews threatened by piracy. Over the past 5 years the company has grown and developed its systems, particularly its land based citadel, in response to a growing demand for easily deployable saferooms for high risk environments around the world.
A veteran-owned UK company, their market leading system is deployed in 3 continents and is Patent protected in over 40 countries. They design and manufacture in the United Kingdom for worldwide deployment, their manufacturing base is in East Riding, Yorkshire.
Crewshield designs are based on the ISO container system. Having spent two years in Research and Development, they launched their first ballistic container system in April 2013. Their most recent Mark 4 citadel (MK4) was awarded the prestigious Queen’s Awards for Industry – Innovation 2016. Their standard citadel, housed in a 20ft ISO container, can accommodate 25 personnel but they also offer larger models that can seat up to 50 personnel.
Already widely deployed in medium and high risk locations worldwide, Crewshield armoured citadels provide duty of care and peace of mind to personnel across numerous sectors including oil and gas, mining, development and stabilisation missions.
