• Marine and Cargo Surveys

• Survey Quality Assurance Program

• Bulk Liquid Measurement Surveys

• Draft Surveys

• Hull & Machinery Surveys

• Marine Facility Examinations

• Maritime Casualty Investigations

• Outturn Surveys

• Personal Injury

• Recovery Services

• Other Services

• Allisions;
• Cargo Contamination
• Collisions;
• Groundings, and
• Heavy Weather Damage.

• Spill Management Team Services;

• Supplemental Spill Management Team Services;

• Customized Training Courses and Exercises, and

• General Consulting Services.

• Over 60 years of actual in-house experience responding to the cleanup of over 600 various sized oil and chemical spills.

• A twenty-four hour, 365-day availability with a state-of-the-art communications network ready to receive emergency calls and to respond to any type and size of incident.

• A nationwide network of respected and seasoned spill response professionals, thoroughly well versed in all aspects of Qualified Individual requirements and Spill Management techniques to rapidly respond to real or potential incidents in all Captain-of the-Port zones.

• "Touch of the Button" mobilization of all necessary personnel and resources to provide a fully staffed Incident Command System organization (ICS) capable of expanding or contracting as the situation warrants, to manage and direct any size spill response. This organization includes, but is not limited to the following:


• Incident Commander;
• Operations Section Chief;
• Logistics Section Chief;
• Planning Section Chief; and
• Finance Section Chief.

• Access to additional experts who can be assimilated into the ICS structure to provide needed support in the following fields:


• Environmental Specialists;
• Natural Resource Damage Assessment;
• Health and Safety Specialists;
• Public Relations;
• Media Consultants;
• Fire and Explosion;
• Salvage;
• Oil Spill Modeling and Trajectory.

• SMT and support personnel to conduct all sizes and types of OPA '90 required exercises.

• Proprietary, discounted rate agreements with major United States cleanup contractors.

Our services include:

• Provide one or more qualified personnel to fill any Incident Command position

• Seamless integration of personnel into existing Spill Management Team

• Provide decision making assistance to your Qualified Individual/Incident Commander

• Incident monitoring and cost control services for P & I Clubs and third parties.

Maritime Alliance Group's training and exercise services include:

• Assessment of existing training programs and exercises in accordance with all U.S. Coast Guard requirements;

• Vessel Crew and Senior Officer Training Courses;

• Owner/Operator Office Personnel and Senior Management Training Courses;

• Individual Ship visits to familiarize Master & crew with OPA `90 Vessel Response Plans;

• Spill Management Team Table Top Exercises to meet PREP guidelines;

• 40 hour, 24 hour, and 8 hour refresher OSHA Certification Courses; and

• Training and exercise support for industry and governmental led area exercises and unannounced federal and state initiated exercises.

• Third party invoice review and negotiation;

• Arranging and securing the best rates for Average Most Probable Discharge (AMPD) spill response coverage services;

• Expert assistance in OSRO selection such as NRC, West Coast Co-ops, MSRC, local contractors, etc.;

• Expert assistance in salvage, fire-fighting and emergency lightering contractor selection;

• Assisting in scheduling and attending Tank Vessel Exams & Letter of Compliance exams;

• Providing current information on new and proposed federal and state regulations, and how they will effect the ship owner;

• Assisting in USCG COFR application process;

• Providing port entry assistance at federal and state levels, including rapid reaction for vessels entering on short notice;

• Advising clients on OPA `90 and state issues for charter parties;