Why I Turned Down a Job in the Mississippi
An ADCI dive supervisor explains why he walked away from a Mississippi River salvage job that was unsafe—and how to spot a bad dive contract.
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An ADCI dive supervisor explains why he walked away from a Mississippi River salvage job that was unsafe—and how to spot a bad dive contract.
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A salvage master recounts a near-miss when a supposedly grounded barge floated on the tide and shifted while divers worked beneath.
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A power plant manager lists exactly what he and his crew pulled off the Ohio River intake after a flood, and what it taught them.
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