Equipment Salvage Chief Fred Devine Diving and Salvage Company

FRED DEVINE DIVING AND SALVAGE COMPANY 6211 NORTH ENSIGN · PORTLAND, OR 97217 Telephone: (503) 283-5285 · Email: devinesalv@msn.com
Services Wreck Removal Marine Salvage Diving Services High Capacity Pumping Environmental Dredging Salvage Master Equipment Vessel Surveys Dam Inspections Ocean Outfalls Cable Installation Company Home Contact Us Employment M/V SALVAGE CHIEF: Salvage logs	*M/V SALVAGE CHIEF*		As a longtime leader in heavy marine salvage, the name Fred Devine Diving and Salvage Co. carries a lot of weight. In fact, our equipment flagship the M/V "SALVAGE CHIEF" has a 400 ton line pull. Fred Devine designed this unique ship. He knew first hand what was needed from a salvage vessel, and he equipped the SALVAGE CHIEF to handle every possible situation from firefighting to re-floating. The ship features six salvage winches below decks, three leading forward, three aft. Her shallow draft and full lines allow her to lay indefinitely in the heaviest surf conditions. If special parts or tools are required, our experienced crew can fabricate them on board in our fully equipped machine shop. Plus, all salvage equipment is rigged for quick helicopter transfer to distressed vessels. In addition to the SALVAGE CHIEF, we maintain several other watercraft at our headquarters in Portland, Oregon. These, and our highly skilled group of divers, seamen, fitters, riggers and welders are at your disposal, ready for immediate dispatch to anywhere in the world. Our ship and crew hold an enviable record of refloating hundreds of vessels, and going to the assistance of several hundreds other ships and boats.
	Length	202.6'
	Depth	17.6'
	Gross Tonage	490
	Breadth	34'
	Draft	9.5
	Displacement	1175
	Accommodations for 24 persons
	USCG requirement 9 persons
Propulsion Twin Screw, Two 38 D 1/8 10 cyl. opposed piston Fairbanks Morse engines, total H.P. 3600	Navigation Equipment GPS Furuno GPS-30 Loran-C Furuno LC-90 Loran-C Raytheon Raynav 570 Digital Fathometer Raytheon DE-750 Recording Fathometer Raytheon DE-719 Weather Facsimile Raytheon Rayfax-300 Gyro Autopilot Sperry Gyro MK-37 Magnetic Autopilot Mathes Marine MA-1 Radar Decca RM 326 Radar Decca RM 916		Cranes One 25 ton electric operated boom Two 18 ton hydraulic crane maximum Jib length 50 feet
Auxiliary Machinery Five V8-92 Detroit diesels driving five 250 K.W. 440 volt, three phase, 60 Hz. Newage generators. Allen C. Bradley SCR units to Provide 220 volt D.C. power to the Almon Johnson winches or vessels D.C. emergency power.			Pumping Capacity 30 transportable pumps, capacity 3500 tons per hour
			Compressed Air Supply Portable high pressure and high volume low pressure blowers.
Ground Tackle Six 12,000 lb Eells anchors One 1,500 lb Anchor chain grapnel Four 3,000 lb Danforth anchors	Communications GMDSS A2 Furuno Communication & Distress System SSB Radio Sea-222 VHF Radio I COM M-120 VHF Radio I COM M-55 VHF Simrad Direction Finder Portable VHF Radios Celluar Phones		Repairs and Patching Facilities On board machine shop plus two work shops with a full inventory of all necessary salvage equipment.
			Winches Two 25 ton deck winch with torque converter Two 7 ton electric snaking winch Six Almon Johnson winches with 2,000 ' 1 3/4" wire
Diving Equipment Complete equipment for six divers including a double lock recompression chamber	Helicopter Landing Pad *EQUIPMENT CONTINUED*