ASA Member Highlights

T&T Salvage is a complete marine services company committed to the emergency response and preparedness needs of the international maritime and energy sectors. Providing industry leading marine salvage, emergency response, and wreck removal services, T&T maintains operational bases and alliances throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia, and has strategically positioned companyowned equipment around the globe capable of being dispatched anywhere on a moment’s notice. T&T suite of specialized emergency response equipment includes fast response firefighting systems, inert gas and nitrogen generators, high-capacity dewatering pumps, ship-to-ship (STS) lightering systems, oil spill response resources, and more.

Furthermore, T&T is one of only three national, US Coast Guard recognized, Salvage and Marine Firefighting (SMFF) providers and has been offering coverage to commercial vessel owners and operators since the promulgation of OPA-90 SMFF regulations. As a leader in its field, T&T has pre-positioned equipment in over 30 key US locations including remote destinations such as Alaska, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Guam. These portable resources are further supported by T&T’s primary operational hubs in Houston, Galveston, New Orleans and Detroit and a global workforce of over 200 employees including salvage masters, naval architects, engineers, divers, riggers, firefighters, as well as HAZMAT and pollution responders. T&T is retained by over 60% of the tanker market and some of the world’s largest dry commodity vessel operators.

In addition to response services, T&T provides custom salvage, marine firefighting, incident command system (ICS), and marine casualty response training and courses to meet the needs of our clients and stakeholders. Training sessions have been successfully presented to U.S. federal, state and local agencies, vessel owners and operators, international regulatory authorities, and marine insurers. Know more about T&T Salvage here

T&T responded to a vessel casualty involving a pipeline fire// T&T respondió al siniestro de un buque relacionado con un incendio en un oleoducto