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Saving lives through enhanced communication on the water

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Coastguard Tautiaki Moana

With more than 2,000 volunteers across 59 units spanning from Houhora in the north to Bluff in the south, Coastguard is on the water and in the sky every day on its mission to save lives at sea. Clear, concise and reliable communication channels will always be at the heart of Coastguard's operations.

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Upgrading Coastguard’s Communications Network

Kordia was selected by Maritime NZ to lead an upgrade of the critical communications platform used by Coastguard Tautiaki Moana, providing best in class technology to support their work saving lives and keeping Kiwis safe on the water.

With enhancements such as better information and workflow support, and a more intuitive graphical interface, the new platform will help Coastguard’s radio operators make decisions rapidly and efficiently.

With the new platform, Kordia’s expertise will strengthen Coastguard’s ability to safeguard lives on the water, improve interoperability with our search and rescue partners and keep operations aligned with industry best practice.
Carl McOnie
CEO | Coastguard Tautiaki Moana
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Coastguard is intricately linked to boaties through VHF radio networks supported by Kordia

These systems are not only critical to Coastguard’s entire operation but enable searfarers to communicate easily when they’re in trouble.

Kordia has been the ideal partner to support Coastguard’s communication operations and infrastructure, particularly as it evolved to better meet the needs of the seafaring community.

The Kordia team provides Coastguard with quality and fit-for-purpose solutions which draw on our deep experience in building critical communication networks and an understanding of Coastguard’s core objectives, such as improving service delivery to the recreational on-water community.

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