File:Training at Ohmsett – Weir Skimmer (51405138135).jpg

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Date: May 24, 2016

Location: Leonardo, NJ

Ohmsett periodically hosts an Oil Spill Response and Strategies Training Course administered by the Texas A&M University National Spill Control School. As part of the course’s curriculum, students observe and employ different oil spill recovery techniques and equipment. This picture shows an oil spill in the test tank being herded towards a weir skimmer for removal.

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