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The control room of the Rockwater 2 watching the action as the sunken Japanese fishing vessel Ehime Maru is lifted and moved approximately 14 miles into shallow water so that Navy divers could recover the missing crewmen.  Credit: U.S. Navy Photograph by PHC(SW/NAC) Spike Call
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Pollution Equipment

Crewmen preparing oil boom for deployment SUPSALV maintains one of the world's largest inventories of pollution response equipment. All equipment is staged ready for immediate deployment and is available to all federal agencies. Maintenance and operation is performed by a team of highly trained mechanics with tremendous experience in the marine response field. These response systems are fully configured with all support equipment, tools, and spares. SUPSALV has designed most systems for offshore, open-water oil recovery operations but has also designed other specialized systems for inland, river, and cold weather spill operations. Equipment is capable of containment and recovery of many grades of refined and crude oils, including heavy residual oils, marine and jet fuels. SUPSALV pollution response can be fully supported by a range of equipment needed for a specific job. Equipment is provided on a reimbursable basis.

SPILLED OIL RECOVERY CASUALTY OFF-LOADING ANCILLARY SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
Containment Booms Oil Transfer Pumps and Hoses Personnel Support Vans
Open-ocean Skimmers Floating Hose Systems Maintenance Vans
Small Skimmers Hot Tap Systems Support Vessels
In-situ Burning Equipment Portable Generators Cleaning Equipment
Sorbent Materials Portable Firefighting Pumps Command Vans
Vacuum Recovery Systems Hydraulic Power Packs Communications Systems
Floating Storage Bladders Salvage Equipment Small Boats
All-terrain Vehicles
Material Handling Equipment

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  • 01 July 2009:
    Posted updated Operations and Maintenance Manual for KM 37 Helmet including current configuration of KM 37 NS
  • 25 Jun 2009:
    Posted updated UWSH Diver Inspection Forms - Post Cleaning Propeller Inspection Data
  • 25 Jun 2009:
    Posted updated 2009 Undersea Medicine Program Review Agenda
  • 15 Jun 2009:
    Posted Chapter 19 Change C, Cathodic Protection Systems.
  • 04 June 2009:
    Posted updated Approved Cofferdam Drawings item 8.
  • 27 May 2009:
    Updated DLWG
    web page on https://secure.supsalv.org with Discussion Item actions and copies of briefs presented at the conference.
  • 20 May 2009:
    Posted CURV 21 ROV on Ocean Search and Recovery Assets
  • 20 May 2009:
    Posted Updated ORION Search System on Ocean Search and Recovery Assets
  • 11 May 2009:
    Posted Updated Pre-Survey Outline Booklets for FARCC, SNDL, and TRCS
  • 5 May 2009:
    Posted the Diving and Hyperbaric Systems Certification Status Report for April 2009
  • 4 May 2009:
    Posted updated Approved Cofferdam Drawings item 10.
  • 7 April 2009:
    Posted updated Re-entry control forms (figure 1 through 12 of appendix A).
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