SUPPORT RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
Tools for Safe Debris Recovery
Once a finding is verified and authorized, the recovery team needs the right equipment to safely lift, rig, and transport debris. This page shows current recovery tools and the future equipment that would expand what can be recovered.
01 — CURRENT RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
What the Recovery Team Uses Today
Today, recovery uses hand tools, hooks, poles, magnets, and grappling equipment. The team lifts, rigs, and transports debris safely back to shore for disposal or recycling. Every recovery is planned, documented, and executed with safety as the first priority.
- ● Hand tools
- ● Hooks and poles
- ● Magnets
- ● Grappling equipment
- ● Basic lifting and rigging
- ● Baskets for transport
- ● Disposal and recycling
02 — FUTURE RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
What SCWS Is Building Toward
These future capabilities do not exist yet. They are planned equipment that would expand what can be recovered — from larger submerged debris to vessels and structures. Every item below is a concept — not equipment SCWS already owns.
- ● Recovery pontoons with crane or boom systems
- ● Work barges for large-scale recovery
- ● Heavy equipment for oversized targets
- ● Specialized rigging for vessels and structures
- ● Integrated debris-processing equipment
Support Option Being Prepared
Your support helps acquire, deploy, and maintain the recovery tools and equipment needed to safely lift, rig, and transport debris from the Indian River Lagoon.
A dedicated donation form for this program is being prepared. Please check back soon.
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