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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2022 · 50 MIN

OSVs to the Rescue! How the Offshore Support Vessel Fleet Builds Infrastructure and Renders Assistance with Chad Fuhrmann

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On this episode, hosts Peter Ravella and Tyler Buckingham speak with Chad Fuhrmann about the Offshore Support Vessel fleet. OSVs are the working vessels of offshore infrastructure. Purpose built to do demanding work at sea, these vessels and their crews are highly capable and foundational to the American Blue Economy. Chad, a graduate of the US Merchant Marine Academy and veteran mariner, is the founder of Chaios Ready, an organization that seeks to capitalize on the maritime industry’s multi-functional resources and ubiquitous presence. By coordinating the wide variety of industrial functions, particularly those of OSVs, Chaos Ready establishes the foundations for developing regional response frameworks which, in turn, can evolve into a more immediate and expansive network capable of responding quickly to crises globally. It's a great show, only on ASPN!

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