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Crew members unload two boats carrying 18,000 pounds of sea scallops each after docking at Wells Scallops Company in Seaford, Va. on Dec 10, 2019.
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Marine Advisory Program, supported by Virginia Sea Grant, plays an integral role in sea scallop fishery management and success through conservation engineering, discard and incidental mortality, and sea scallop biology and ecology.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
Here in Skagaströnd we visit with a cod fisherman who had just brought in his one-day's catch of cod weighing as much as 40 pounds.
Crew members unload two boats carrying 18,000 pounds of sea scallops each after docking at Wells Scallops Company in Seaford, Va. on Dec 10, 2019.
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Marine Advisory Program, supported by Virginia Sea Grant, plays an integral role in sea scallop fishery management and success through conservation engineering, discard and incidental mortality, and sea scallop biology and ecology.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
CEA were recently employed to unload three pieces of factory equipment for a well known home appliance company. A small operations team were used on this project, scope of work as follows:-
Preparation of lifting gear
Remove tarpaulin from cargo aboard the transport
Remove ratchet straps form the cargo
Attach slings to overhead crane
Foreman & Banksman monitor lifting procedure
Transference of cargo to storage area
De-Mob lifting gear
I backed all the toys out of the west bay of the garage before I pulled the electric motor and the tail stock before sliding the lathe down the ramps.
Crew members unload two boats carrying 18,000 pounds of sea scallops each after docking at Wells Scallops Company in Seaford, Va. on Dec 10, 2019.
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Marine Advisory Program, supported by Virginia Sea Grant, plays an integral role in sea scallop fishery management and success through conservation engineering, discard and incidental mortality, and sea scallop biology and ecology.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
This is a "buffalo-plane" carrying 7 tons of goods to assist the Health care and Watsan projects in Payuer and Melut County. We helped ofloading these goods and bringing it to the compound and boat to ship it to Melut. It's a big happening, the whole village comes to help. Especially children like to carry stuff to the compound. In return for what they do, they receive juice and wholemeal cookies and when we were there, they also received some balloons from us. What a joy children have with just a balloon, it's increadible.
Dit is een groot vliegtuig met 7 ton aan goederen voor de ondersteuning van de klinieken en de watsanprojecten in Payuer en Melut County. We hebben geholpen deze goederen uit te laden en naar de compound te brengen of naar de boot om het naar Melut te vervoeren. Dit is een grote gebeurtenis, het hele dorp loopt uit en helpt mee. Vooral de kinderen vinden het leuk om spullen naar de compound te mogen dragen. Als beloning geven we ze sap en volkoren koekjes, deze keer toen wij er waren kregen ze ook balonnen. Het is geweldig om te zien hoe blij een kind kan zijn met een ballon.
Crew members unload two boats carrying 18,000 pounds of sea scallops each after docking at Wells Scallops Company in Seaford, Va. on Dec 10, 2019.
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Marine Advisory Program, supported by Virginia Sea Grant, plays an integral role in sea scallop fishery management and success through conservation engineering, discard and incidental mortality, and sea scallop biology and ecology.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
This Pilatus PC-12 was one of many that was donated to the Haiti Relief Effort. Thank you to all of the owners and pilots who gave so generously!
Delivery truck unloading watermelons at a family-owned road side stand - Phetchaburi Province, Thailand