Watch: Responders Remove Section Eight Of MV Golden Ray Wreck
Responders finished the elimination of Section Eight, the demanding. The VB-10000 raised the area on the Barge 455-8 on Monday, complied with by ballasting of the barge and also sea-fastening procedures over night. The barge after that transited with the area to Mayor’s Point Terminal on Tuesday early morning.
The area will certainly go through more sea-fastening at the incurable prior to transiting aboard the Barge 455-8 to a reusing center inLouisiana On- water action groups recuperated oil launched from the wreckage throughout training procedures.
“Due to this cut’s proximity to the engine room, we expected to encounter residual oil/petroleum products inside tanks, piping and machinery which could not be accessed in the fuel removal phase of the response. The response team was fully prepared and in position to respond throughout the entire cut and lift.” claimed Incident Commander Chris Graff of Gallagher Marine Systems.
“What we observed during this operation is exactly why we have the protection barrier and a dynamic fleet of oil response vessels. The pollution response team has been refining their operations for months and that paid off with their swift response to the product released from the wreck during the lift.” claimed UNITED STATE Coast Guard Commander Efren Lopez, Federal On- scene Coordinator.
“Shoreline teams are out every day to keep our beaches and marshes clear of debris and other impacts” claimed John Maddox, Georgia DNR Coastal Resources Division, State On-Scene Coordinator “A rigorous environmental monitoring program including water quality monitoring and wildlife surveys, is in place to ensure the continued health of St. Simon’s Sound.”
“This cut progressed much faster than the first cut to remove the bow section, but we still see some room for improvement and will continue to refine our operations” claimed lead wreckage elimination specialist T&T Salvage President Mauricio Garrido.
If you experience what you think is particles from the Golden Ray wreckage, please do not deal with the particles. Call the Debris Reporting Hotline at (912) 944-5620. Responders examine each record, study the location and also recoup any type of shipwreck particles along with their everyday studies of the water and also the coastline.
If you experience recurring oil on the coastline or in the water, please call the National Response Center hotline at 800-424-8802.
The Unified Command (UC) established a multi-layer method for observing, checking, recording and also reducing any type of launches of oil or particles throughout reducing and also raising procedures. Recovery employees are on-station at the Environmental Protection Barrier (EPB), at the coastline and also on the water around the Golden Ray shipwreck. Responders are preserving safety boom at delicate areas aroundSt Simons Sound.
Reference:St Simons Sound Incident action|Minorcan Mullet– YouTube
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