May 18, 2022, marked the 1st International Day for Women in Maritime, a day established to celebrate the achievements of women in the industry. As a response organization, we understand that this includes all the women throughout our company, whether they are on the front lines of a response or supporting the team behind the scenes. …
Each year, Global takes a moment to recognize a single employee who best represents the Global spirit, by their willingness to “shoulder the load”. We are pleased to announce the 2021 Yoke Award winner is Ryan Dimock. Dimock, Global’s lead mechanic, has been with the company for 9 years. He is responsible for maintaining all …
Mike Langen, VP of Marine Construction & Technology, plans to retire from Global Diving & Salvage, Inc. at the end of the year after 25 years of dedicated service. First joining in 1983, Mr. Langen started at Global as a diver, working on many oil spill jobs. He later rejoined Global in 1998 with an …
One year ago, COVID decided to take the trophy, but Monday, September 13th we got back on the links of The Plateau Club, stronger than ever, for Global’s 14th annual golf tournament. The day was full of friendly competition and catching up with our vendors, associates, and coworkers, but most importantly giving to a great …
The Pacific Rim Response Center (PRRC), offering the collaborative services of three long-standing Alaska businesses, is based in Kodiak to provide maritime resources and spill response to the underserved region of Western Alaska. Kodiak is now home to the Pacific Rim Response Center (PRRC), a facility that serves as a hub for a comprehensive suite …
Each year, Global takes a moment to recognize a single Global employee who best represents the Global spirit by their willingness to “shoulder the load”. We are pleased to announce the 2019 Yoke Award winner is Chad Kasin, California Region General Manager. “Usually we shake hands, give a pat on the back and raise a …
Devon Grennan, President of Global Diving & Salvage and American Salvage Association Executive Committee Member, wrote an article for ASA Soundings Winter 2019 Issue focusing on the ever-growing concern over Commercial Abandoned and Derelict Vessels (CADVs), and a call to action to address the issue at a national level. Below is an excerpt from the …
It was another successful year for Global’s Annual Golf Tournament! The final tally is in, and with the help of our players and sponsors, we raised $44,000 for Seattle Children’s Hospital this year. That brings Global’s donations to more than $450,000 dollars for the charity over the last 13 years. These donations go to help this …
Earlier this year, Global used a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) to rig a 35’ steel-hull tug for recovery after she sank in 230 feet of water in the Northumberland Channel near Nanaimo, BC in 2014. Once at the surface, the tug was dewatered and defueled; after inspection by the Canadian Coast Guard she was authorized …
