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SERMC Sends Reps to Philly for SeaPerch Event
May 18, 2015 — TheSoutheast Regional Maintenance Center (SERMC) sent three of its personnel tothe 10th Annual Greater Philadelphia SeaPerch Challenge at Drexel UniversityApril 24-25 on an exploratory mission. Themission was to learn how to establish a viable SeaPerch program in theJacksonville area. SERMCCommanding Officer, Capt. Dave Gombas, sent Crystal Taylor,... MORE

A SeaPerch contestant launches his remotely operated vehicle to complete in the underwater obstacle course during regional competition in Philadelphia.

JSCoP Roadshow in Search of Shipyard Workers
April 15, 2015 — MAYPORT, Fla. (NNS) -- The Southeast Regional Maintenance Center (SERMC) hosted a JSCoP Roadshow April 8 and 9 designed to share information on ship maintenance job opportunities in Japan. Because a continual flow of ship maintenance professionals are needed to maintain the Navy's overseas and deployed naval forces, the JSCoP, or Japan Sustainment... MORE

SERMC Outfitting New Diver Support Boat
April 8, 2015 — MAYPORT Fla. (NNS) -- The Dive Locker at Southeast Regional Maintenance Center (SERMC) has a new $3 million toy, but this toy is built for serious business.A Diver Support Boat (DSB) arrived in Mayport in mid-March amid little fanfare, but those who would benefit from this new vessel greeted her warmly. The 65-foot vessel is one of 20 distributed... MORE

SERMC received a new Diver Support Boat that will enable its divers to conduct sustained waterborne repairs to ships in the Mayport basin.

USS Tornado Shipyard Fire Drill Successful
April 6, 2015 — MAYPORT, Fla. (NNS) -- Southeast Regional Maintenance Center (SERMC) conducted a fire drill April 1 aboard USS Tornado (PC 14) while the ship was in dry dock to test the ability of the crew, shipyard workers and the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department (JFRD) to integrate in what could be a real-world situation. The recent fire aboard USS... MORE

Members of JFRD haul equipment on board USS Tornado during a fire drill at the BAE Systems shipyard. The local fire department was called in to augment the ship's crew and BAE first responders as a test of their ability to work together in a challenging shipyard environment.

USS NEW YORK Deploys on Time After Emergent Blade Repair
February 4, 2015 — MAYPORT Florida. -- TheDive Locker at Southeast Regional Maintenance Center in Mayport accomplished afirst-ever waterborne repair on one of USS NEW YORK’s (LPD 21) propeller blades,enabling the ship to deploy on time with the IWO JIMA Amphibious Ready GroupDec. 11. During a routine underwater hullcleaning in mid-November, one blade... MORE

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