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    Salvage crews train, start removing fuel from SEACOR Power [Image 6 of 9]

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    Two construction workers are performing maintenance or inspection work on what appears to be a large concrete structure, likely a dam or bridge. One worker is positioned inside an orange suspended personnel basket/man-basket that is being lowered by cables, while the second worker stands on an adjacent surface. Both workers are wearing hard hats and safety harnesses, indicating adherence to safety protocols at height.

    PORT FOURCHON, LOUISIANA, UNITED STATES

    05.02.2021

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    U.S. Coast Guard Southeast     

    Contacted salvage divers tap into an above water fuel tank and start removing the fuel from SEACOR Power, May 3, 2021, off Port Fourchon, Louisiana. Good weather conditions are imperative for diver safety and smooth, steady operations. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Brendan Freeman)

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    Date Taken: 05.02.2021
    Date Posted: 05.05.2021 13:20
    Photo ID: 6630173
    VIRIN: 210503-G-G0108-1002
    Resolution: 4032x3024
    Size: 6.32 MB
    Location: PORT FOURCHON, LOUISIANA, US
    Web Views: 233
    Downloads: 22

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    A jack-up barge with three tall spud legs is positioned offshore, equipped with yellow cranes actively deploying a large concrete structure into the sea. The concrete object, which appears to be a pyramidal or tetrahedral reef module with a grid-patterned face, is partially submerged at an angle beside the barge. This appears to be an artificial reef deployment or marine construction operation in open coastal waters.
    An offshore marine operation is underway involving a personnel transfer basket (Billy Pugh basket) being lifted by a crane between two vessels. Two workers on the lower deck wearing hard hats and life vests are observing the transfer, while at least one worker is standing inside the suspended basket. Large yellow and orange cranes are visible on the adjacent vessel in the background.
    A technician wearing a blue hard hat and Phoenix International branded hoodie is working on a mechanical assembly mounted to a blue metal structure. The worker is using a wrench or similar hand tool to tighten or adjust a component on what appears to be an underwater equipment connector or coupling assembly. The setting appears to be an industrial or marine deck environment.
    A large dark-colored pyramidal concrete or composite structure is partially submerged or being deployed in open ocean waters. Workers in a suspended personnel basket (man basket) attached to a crane are positioned adjacent to the structure, apparently conducting inspection or deployment operations. The scene is captured from the deck of a work vessel equipped with orange safety railings and rope spools.
    A marine salvage or offshore operation is underway, with workers being transported in an orange personnel transfer basket suspended by a crane over open water. A large partially submerged or capsized vessel or structure is visible on the left side of the frame. Workers on the deck of a support vessel are managing lines and overseeing the operation.
    Two construction workers are performing maintenance or inspection work on what appears to be a large concrete structure, likely a dam or bridge. One worker is positioned inside an orange suspended personnel basket/man-basket that is being lowered by cables, while the second worker stands on an adjacent surface. Both workers are wearing hard hats and safety harnesses, indicating adherence to safety protocols at height.
    A marine salvage or offshore construction operation is underway on a vessel deck, with workers managing a large submerged or partially raised structure being lifted from the water. A worker appears to be suspended in a personnel cage or work basket near the massive gridded structure, which is shedding water and debris as it is raised. Multiple crew members on deck are managing lines and monitoring the operation.
    An offshore marine vessel is engaged in a heavy-lift operation at sea during sunset or sunrise conditions. A large yellow lattice crane is hoisting a substantial dark-colored conical or pyramidal structure, likely a subsea template, manifold cover, or artificial reef module. The deck is populated with crew members in safety gear, containers, tanks, and various operational equipment.
    The image shows a marine salvage or offshore construction operation taking place on the deck of a vessel at sea. Workers in safety gear are managing a personnel transfer basket (man basket) suspended by a crane, while a large dark-colored hull section or structural panel lies tilted on the deck. The operation appears to involve multiple crew members coordinating lifting and rigging activities in open ocean conditions.

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