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    Real Time Monitoring at Red Hill Well [Image 5 of 9]

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    A laboratory or field testing scene showing a person wearing blue nitrile gloves dispensing liquid from a wash bottle into a graduated glass vial. Several small glass vials containing yellow-green liquid and amber glass bottles with white labels are arranged on a white surface. The setting appears to be outdoors or near vegetation, suggesting environmental or field water testing.

    HAWAII, UNITED STATES

    02.16.2022

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Mar'Queon Tramble 

    Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet

    AIEA, Hawaii (Feb. 16, 2022) A Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command contractor pours a water sample to conduct real-time monitoring at Red Hill Well in support of Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam’s (JBPHH) water recovery efforts. The Interagency Drinking Water System Team is a joint initiative where the U.S. Navy is working closely with the Hawaii Department of Health, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the U.S. Army to restore safe drinking water to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam housing communities. For detailed information, go to: www.navy.mil/jointbasewater. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Mar’Queon A. D. Tramble)

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    Date Taken: 02.16.2022
    Date Posted: 02.17.2022 20:54
    Photo ID: 7056909
    VIRIN: 220216-N-TO792-1036
    Resolution: 4787x3191
    Size: 4.1 MB
    Location: HAWAII, US
    Web Views: 240
    Downloads: 19

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    Three amber glass sample collection vials with white screw caps are arranged in a row on a wooden surface. The foreground vial has a clearly visible label with handwritten collection details. These appear to be environmental or laboratory water/liquid sample collection vials.
    A worker wearing a red hard hat, high-visibility yellow shirt, and blue nitrile gloves is crouched down performing a hands-on task at an industrial facility. He appears to be handling a small tool or instrument near ground-level equipment. The setting includes large blue valves, pipes, and industrial infrastructure consistent with a water treatment, chemical, or utility plant.
    Two workers in high-visibility safety gear are performing maintenance or inspection work on industrial piping infrastructure outdoors. The foreground worker is crouched down closely examining or sampling from a valve assembly near large pipes, while the background worker stands reviewing notes or documentation. The setting appears to be a utility or water treatment facility surrounded by vegetation.
    A utility or maintenance worker wearing a red hard hat, high-visibility yellow shirt, and blue nitrile gloves is inspecting or operating a valve assembly on a red-painted pipe system. Water droplets are visible dripping from a small chrome valve, suggesting the worker is testing or sampling the system. The setting appears to be an outdoor utility or water infrastructure installation.
    A laboratory or field testing scene showing a person wearing blue nitrile gloves dispensing liquid from a wash bottle into a graduated glass vial. Several small glass vials containing yellow-green liquid and amber glass bottles with white labels are arranged on a white surface. The setting appears to be outdoors or near vegetation, suggesting environmental or field water testing.
    Two workers in high-visibility safety gear are conducting field testing or sampling at an outdoor worksite. The foreground worker, wearing a red hard hat and yellow shirt, is carefully handling small sample vials and bottles while wearing blue nitrile gloves. A second worker in an orange safety vest and red hard hat is visible in the background, also working at the same wooden table.
    A worker wearing a red hard hat, yellow high-visibility shirt, and blue nitrile gloves holds up a small transparent cuvette or sample vial for inspection. He is working at an outdoor field testing station with various chemical bottles and reagents on a table behind him. The setting appears to be an environmental or water quality testing operation at a construction or remediation site.
    A Clean Harbors worker wearing a red hard hat and high-visibility yellow shirt is handling sample vials at an outdoor field station under a white canopy tent. The worker is wearing blue nitrile gloves and appears to be processing or transferring liquid samples into small glass vials on a wooden table. This appears to be an environmental sampling or hazardous materials field operation.
    Two construction or safety workers wearing red hard hats and high-visibility vests are working at an outdoor table under a white canopy tent. The worker in the foreground is writing on paperwork while the worker in the background appears to be handling materials. The table is stocked with safety supplies including nitrile gloves, boxes, and other equipment.

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