Choose an equipment set that matches your operating model. Options include rescue bells for MOSHIP integration and flyaway deployment, as well as SRV systems that provide high-capacity rescue performance when complemented by a trained and exercised response capability. 

• Integrated rapid response bell for MOSHIP deployment, supporting low local time to first rescue and flexible deck integration 
• Integrated rapid response bell XL rated for 11 rescues at 500 m with an option to 610 m, designed to reduce sorties and support pressurised rescue 
• Flyaway rapid response bell designed to be transported by the widest range of commercial aircraft 
• Flyaway rapid response bell XL increases operating depth to 500 m with an option to 610 m and increases rescue capacity to 11 personnel 
• Flyaway SRV system provides maximum capability for global deployment with rescue capacity of 16 and depth of 400 m with an option to 610 m 
• Rapid deployment SRV system optimised to mobilise to a MOSHIP by integrating decompression chambers and launch and recovery, reducing deck space and enabling deployment to a wider range of vessels 

Reducing the Time to First Intervention is critical in a submarine incident. JFD’s intervention systems are designed to augment life support on board a distressed submarine during the early stages of a rescue, with options that can be permanently installed on a dedicated vessel or configured as highly portable flyaway systems.

• Emergency life support stores pods (ELSS Pods) : Delivers essential supplies to a distressed submarine to extend life support until rescue. Marine grade aluminium, designed to ANEP MNEP 85 and certified by Lloyd’s Register. 
• ELSS pod posting bags : Supports safe posting and recovery of ELSS pods at the escape tower, with controlled lowering into the submarine. Designed to ANEP MNEP 85, load tested for a flooded pod, with dual redundant load path and tower specific mounting options.