Marine Pollution Control & Containment Barriers

At OceanSciTech, we provide specialized marine pollution control solutions, including the supply, deployment, and maintenance of containment systems such as Oil Booms and Turbidity Curtains. These barriers are critical tools for protecting sensitive marine environments during construction, dredging, fuel handling, and emergency response operations.

Whether for proactive protection or reactive containment, our team delivers fast, effective solutions tailored to each site’s hydrodynamic and ecological characteristics.

🌊 Our Solutions Include:

✅ Oil Containment Booms

  • Skirt-type, fence-type, and inflatable models

  • Designed for fuel spills, marine accidents, and port containment

  • UV-, fuel-, and chemical-resistant materials

  • Permanent and rapid-response deployments

✅ Turbidity Curtains (Silt Curtains)

  • Ideal for dredging, piling, and coastal construction works

  • Controls sediment dispersion and protects marine flora (e.g., corals, seagrasses)

  • Type I (calm waters) to Type III (high-energy environments)

  • Custom lengths and anchoring systems

✅ Design, Deployment & Monitoring

  • Site-specific barrier system selection based on currents, wave action, and seabed type

  • On-site deployment and anchoring

  • Monitoring and adjustment during operations

  • Barrier retrieval, cleaning, and storage

✅ Emergency Response Support

  • Rapid mobilization of spill containment barriers

  • Integration with oil spill contingency plans

  • Response coordination with port and environmental authorities

🧰 Applications

  • Marine construction and dredging sites

  • Port fuel terminals and bunkering zones

  • Desalination intakes and outfalls

  • Coral reef and seagrass habitat protection

  • Coastal infrastructure and reclamation projects

  • Oil spill response in harbors and offshore areas

🌐 Why OceanSciTech?

  • Proven experience in sensitive coastal and offshore environments

  • High-quality, certified containment products

  • Skilled field teams with marine safety and HSE training

  • Integration with marine surveys, habitat mapping, and regulatory compliance

  • Commitment to IFC PS6 and national environmental protection guidelines