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Commuting to work, Alaska style. Just a few weeks

Commuting to work, Alaska style. Just a few weeks ago, the Field Operations crew were navigating the rocky shorelines near Tree Point Lighthouse (south of Ketchikan) to upgrade equipment at MXAK’s southernmost AIS site and weather station. Presently, the same guys are installing an Aid to Navigation (AtoN) transceiver in Nelson Lagoon, a narrow spit boarding the Bering Sea along the Alaska Peninsula (1,180 miles west of Tree Point). MXAK’s commitment to maritime safety is an ongoing mission that not only requires labor intensive field work and travelling, but also extensive budgeting, research and development, planning, and collaboration. We are proud of the services we provide and the entire staff at MXAK who work to promote safe, secure, and environmentally responsible maritime operations in Alaska.

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Happy Friday! We hope everyone has an enjoyable and safe three day weekend! Special shout out to our crew of Maritime Information Specialists who work through holidays (and rain-free weekends) to stand watch in the 24/7 Operations Center. Vessel tracking and communication never stops at MXAK thanks to the committed staff onboard. Thanks for what you do, watch standers! ⚓️

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Commuting to work Alaska style. Just a few weeks ago, the Field Operations crew were navigating the rocky shorelines near Tree Point Lighthouse (south of Ketchikan) to upgrade equipment at MXAK’s southernmost AIS site and weather station. Presently, the same guys are installing an Aid to Navigation (AtoN) transceiver in Nelson Lagoon, a narrow spit boarding the Bering Sea along the Alaska Peninsula (1,180 miles west of Tree Point). MXAK’s commitment to maritime safety is an ongoing mission that not only requires labor intensive field work and travelling, but also extensive budgeting, research and development, planning, and collaboration. We are proud of the services we provide and the entire staff at MXAK who work to promote safe, secure, and environmentally responsible maritime operations in Alaska. ... See MoreSee Less

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Commuting to work, Alaska style. Just a few weeks

Commuting to work, Alaska style. Just a few weeks ago, the Field Operations crew were navigating the rocky shorelines near Tree Point Lighthouse (south of Ketchikan) to upgrade equipment at MXAK’s southernmost AIS site and weather station. Presently, the same guys are installing an Aid to Navigation (AtoN) transceiver in Nelson Lagoon, a narrow spit boarding the Bering Sea along the Alaska Peninsula (1,180 miles west of Tree Point). MXAK’s commitment to maritime safety is an ongoing mission that not only requires labor intensive field work and travelling, but also extensive budgeting, research and development, planning, and collaboration. We are proud of the services we provide and the entire staff at MXAK who work to promote safe, secure, and environmentally responsible maritime operations in Alaska.

Happy Friday! We hope everyone has an enjoyable an

Happy Friday! We hope everyone has an enjoyable and safe three day weekend! Special shout out to our crew of Maritime Information Specialists who work through holidays (and rain-free weekends) to stand watch in the 24/7 Operations Center. Vessel tracking and communication never stops at MXAK thanks to the committed staff onboard. Thanks for what you do, watch standers! ⚓️

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Marine Exchange of Alaska is at Tree Point Light.

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Commuting to work Alaska style. Just a few weeks ago, the Field Operations crew were navigating the rocky shorelines near Tree Point Lighthouse (south of Ketchikan) to upgrade equipment at MXAK’s southernmost AIS site and weather station. Presently, the same guys are installing an Aid to Navigation (AtoN) transceiver in Nelson Lagoon, a narrow spit boarding the Bering Sea along the Alaska Peninsula (1,180 miles west of Tree Point). MXAK’s commitment to maritime safety is an ongoing mission that not only requires labor intensive field work and travelling, but also extensive budgeting, research and development, planning, and collaboration. We are proud of the services we provide and the entire staff at MXAK who work to promote safe, secure, and environmentally responsible maritime operations in Alaska. ... See MoreSee Less

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- References & Regulations