“HEKSOGEN LTD”

HEKSOGEN Ltd. is privately - owned company registered in Dubrovnik, Croatia in 2002. Owners and Directors are Mr. Tomislav Krmek and Mr. Maro Mjehović. Company’s primer scope of business is humanitarian demining. The company possesses all necessary accreditations that are nedded for obtaining demining jobs, issued by Croatian Mine Action Center.  So far, Heksogen Ltd. has been operating in territory of Republic of Croatia, northern Iraq and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

With its current capacities, equipment and personnel, the company is capable to successfully and efficiently perform all jobs in demining segment.  It is worth to mention that the company extends its capacities whenever possible in order to be able to perform larger and more complicated projects.

So far, HEKSOGEN Ltd. has successfully cleared in total over 40.000.000 m2 (demining and technical survey works) of mine suspicious territory.

A remote-controlled machine operated by a licensed mine action employee. Removes low, medium vegetation as well as individual bushes.
He uses a flail as a working tool, and the average depth of penetration into the soil is 26 cm.
The average cleaning efficiency is from 6,000 to 10,000 m2 per day.

Three MDD teams are in company’s possession, total of 6 dogs. One dog handler is available for each MDD team. Dog handlers possess all necessary accreditations. All dogs are specially trained for mine searching and detecting and have valid work license. Those licences are issued by Croatian Mine Action Center and renewed after every 6 month.

A landmine is usually a weight-triggered explosive device which is planned to damage a target—either human or inanimate—by means of a blast and/or fragment impact. Nowadays, in common parlance, land mines generally refer to devices specifically manufactured as anti-personnel or anti-vehicle weapons and should be distinguished from improvised explosive devices ("IEDs").