Hazardous Area Sites
Count the sites in your market, then size it.
Pick site types, regions and zones. The TAM wizard returns how many sites and field workers match, with a source behind every figure.
Book a free demo Launching soon. In the demo we run your segment on the live register and walk you through the result. Want to look around first? Sign up free for the open map layer.Your market: example segment
Site list: operator, country, zones, workforce…
See your numbers in the demo
Every site in the count is a record you can open. Estimated figures are marked as modelled.
From a market question to a defensible number, in four steps.
Pick site types
Refineries, FPSOs and platforms, LNG and storage terminals, chemical, fertilizer and pharma plants.
Choose regions and zones
Countries or regions, and whether Zone 1, Zone 2 or both matter for what you sell.
Set your fit
Narrow by operator type or workforce size so the segment matches who you actually serve.
Get the number and the list behind it
Sites and field workers for your segment. Open any site to see the record and its sources.
Made for people who have to defend the number.
Suppliers, EPCs and service firms
Gas detection, lighting, instrumentation, PPE, software, services, training. Size a territory or product line by the sites that can actually buy it.
Investors and analysts
Count a company’s exposure instead of quoting a report’s top-down guess.
Insurers and underwriters
See the insurable universe by type, region and zone classification.
Strategy and research teams
Put a sourced count in the deck, not “industry estimates suggest…”.
A number you can defend in the meeting.
TAM templates do arithmetic on numbers you bring. The wizard ships with the universe already counted: every site in your segment exists as a record you can open. When someone asks “says who?”, you click the source.
Need the list itself? TAM Premium gives you the site-level list behind each number, scenarios and reports.
| Segment | Sites | Field workers | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your segment, total | ••• | ••,••• | linked |
| Of which Zone 1 present | ••• | ••,••• | linked |
| Largest country | •• | •,••• | linked |
Illustrative layout. Your numbers come from the live register.
Free and Premium.
Anyone signed in gets rounded counts from the open map layer. TAM Premium is set up with you, because every market needs some tailoring.
| What you get | Free | TAM Premium |
|---|---|---|
| A demo of your segment on the live register | Yes | Yes |
| Rounded site counts from the open map layer | Yes | Yes |
| Sites and field workers for your segment, with sources | Demo only | Yes |
| Scenarios, calibration with your own data, reports | No | Yes |
| The site-level list behind the number | Locked | Yes |
Questions people ask before running a TAM.
Where do the numbers come from?
Every site record is built from public, licensed sources and our own research. Sourced figures link to their source. Where a figure is estimated, the result marks it as modelled and says how. The data page explains the layers, and the sources page lists every licence.
When can I use it myself?
The wizard is launching soon. Until then we run it for you: book a demo, tell us the market you want to size, and we walk you through your result on a call.
What does the demo cost?
Nothing. You get your segment’s counts on the call. The site-level list behind the number needs TAM Premium.
Do you sell contact data?
No. There is no contact data in the product.
How is this different from a TAM template or calculator?
Templates do arithmetic on numbers you bring. This ships with the universe already counted, so the number is defensible and auditable.
Can I export the result?
The site-level list and reports are part of TAM Premium. CSV export of site records comes with Map Premium. How you may cite or share results is on the licensing page.
Who is it not for?
Consumer markets, and anyone needing named contacts. This is a register of sites, not people.
Book a free demo.
Tell us the market you want to size. We run your segment on the live register and walk you through the result: sites, field workers and the sources behind them.
No card, no commitment. Replies come from a person.