South African Salvage Master Nick Sloane has joined Resolve Marine Group as Senior Salvage Master. 

Sloane has been within the enterprise for many years however is most well-known for main the trouble to boost and refloat the Costa Concordia in Italy, which has turn out to be often known as the most important maritime salvage job in historical past. 

“Nick is a force in the industry and now that Resolve has a worldwide footprint, he is a natural fit,” mentioned Joe Farrell, President and CEO of Resolve Marine Group. 

The information comes simply months after Resolve opened its operations in Gibraltar, increasing its emergency response capabilities to Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Sloane joins the senior administration staff at Resolve to assist information the worldwide development of the corporate. 

Sloane has greater than 34 years of expertise in maritime salvage, having overseen an intensive checklist of salvage and oil and fuel tasks throughout the globe together with the Americas, Europe, Russia, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.  He was a member of the Lloyds Panel of Special Casualty Representatives and most just lately served because the Senior Salvage Master of the Costa Concordia salvage operation off the Island of Giglio, Italy. 

“I have watched Resolve grow globally over these past ten years and I am honored to now join the company’s leadership team,” mentioned Nick Sloane, Director, Resolve Marine Group.  “I intend to use my experience where I can and assist in growing the business globally.”

Resolve Marine Group stays a family-owned and operated enterprise after greater than 35 years, which has allowed it to keep up a value-oriented tradition with a powerful emphasis on assembly the wants of each purchasers and workers at each stage of a job, the corporate says. 

“Resolve’s greatest asset is its people and we pride ourselves on that,” mentioned Joe Farrell.  “Nick Sloane brings professionalism, innovation, and a stellar work ethic that never compromises his values – that’s exactly how we manage ourselves at Resolve.”