Aqua-Guard Spill Response Inc.

Aqua-Guard Spill Response Inc. is a company that specializes in providing equipment and services for spill response, particularly for oil spills in marine environments. Founded in 1968 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, the company has established itself as a global leader in the design, manufacturing, and supply of oil spill response equipment.

Key Areas of Expertise and Product Offerings:

  1. Oil Skimmers: Aqua-Guard manufactures various types of oil skimmers designed to recover oil from the water's surface. These skimmers are engineered for efficiency and durability and are suitable for different scenarios, including open sea, coastal, and inland water spills.

  2. Containment Booms: The company offers a range of containment booms that act as barriers to prevent the spread of oil spills. These booms can be used in various environments, including calm waters, fast currents, and offshore conditions.

  3. Temporary Storage Solutions: Aqua-Guard provides temporary storage systems for collected oil, which are essential during spill response operations. These systems include portable tanks and storage bladders.

  4. Training and Services: In addition to supplying equipment, Aqua-Guard also offers training and consulting services to help organizations prepare for and respond to oil spills. This includes hands-on training and simulation exercises to ensure readiness in the event of a spill.

  5. Customization and Innovation: The company prides itself on delivering customized solutions tailored to the specific needs of its clients. Their R&D efforts are focused on continuous improvement and innovation in spill response technologies.

  6. Global Reach: Aqua-Guard's equipment and services are used worldwide by various industries, including oil and gas, shipping, ports, and harbors, as well as by government agencies responsible for environmental protection and disaster response.

Aqua-Guard distinguishes itself through a commitment to quality and effectiveness in mitigating the environmental impact of oil spills, making it a trusted partner for many organizations around the world.

Products

RBS Multi Purpose Oil Skimmers, Containment Booms, Storage Reels, Offloading Pump Systems, Dispersant Spray Systems, Floating Storage Tanks, Beach Vacuum Units

North Vancouver Canada

#100 - 1055 West 14th Street
North Vancouver BC V7P 3P2
Canada

Ships

ANGELICA AN

Oil Carrier | Flag: Republic of Malta | Port: VALLETTA

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