WHAT’S AT STAKE

Anchor loss prevention refers to a set of strategies and techniques aimed at reducing or mitigating anchor loss in underwater operations or activities. In underwater operations, an anchor is typically used to secure a vessel, equipment, or structures to the seabed. However, due to various factors such as strong currents, rough seas, or equipment failure, anchors can become dislodged or lost, which can lead to significant consequences.

WHAT’S THE DANGER

ANCHOR LOSS DANGERS

• When an anchor is lost, the vessel or equipment it was securing can drift with the wind, or tides. This drifting increases the risk of collisions with […]

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