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CONTENTS

MarineNews November 2016 • Volume 27 Number 11

INSIGHTS 12 Brian Salerno Director, Bureau of Safety and

Environmental Enforcement (BSEE)

SPILL RESPONSE 22 Catching the Electric Vision All bets would have been lost if one was to predict that I would never ? nd one of the most advanced and modern workboats in the heart of the Norwe- gian Fjordlands.

By Joe Hudspeth

SALVAGE & RESPONSE 26 Workboat vs. Jet Ski: A mystery collision and its consequences.

By Randy O’Neill

LEGAL 30 Clear Contractual Language

Features

Courtesy of Haig-Brown/Cummins, GA courtesy of A.G. McIlwain Ltd.

What You Are Agreeing To?

By Larry DeMarcay 54 From Across the Big Pond With familiar faces, new partnerships and Houston of? ce,

SAFETY

Damen widens its North American pro? le with a ? urry of new work orders. 34 What to Know When Welding

By Kathy A. Smith

Primer-Coated Steel

Solving one problem can create another. Safety 60 Location, Location, Location always comes ? rst. Centrally located, experienced in a surprisingly wide range of

By Kevin Trick disciplines, Detyens Shipyard has quietly ‘dredged’ up a niche in the highly competitive domestic repair and re? t game.

OFFSHORE: UPDATE

By Joseph Keefe 38 As Operators Look for the Bottom, Gulf Gloom Persists 66 Ship Intelligence 101

Gulf of Mexico vessel operators want to see The Rolls-Royce portfolio of equipment and services ex- sustained, higher oil prices. tends well beyond the engine room, leveraging decades of

By Susan Buchanan experience in myriad business sectors.

By Joseph Keefe

OFFSHORE: TECHNOLOGY 4HE