Safety is our number one priority. Here are some important resources that can help keep you and our crews safe throughout the construction and operation of CVOW.
Download map.
CVOW GIS Shapefiles
GIS Shapefiles for the project area and export cable corridor.
Download documents
Download diagram.
The diagram displays a scale drawing that describes the spacing between the turbine monopoles, the air gap between the bottom of the blade rotation and the sea surface, and the distance between blades of the turbines. It also depicts various watercraft that may operate in the vicinity of the turbines as well as a USCG H60 helicopter, which could be called upon to conduct SAR missions within the wind energy area.
Observe Safety Zones that may be established during periods of construction.
Maintain a safe distance from construction vessels and turbine foundations.
Do not attempt to touch, bump, tie-off to or access the turbine foundations.
Give way to vessels involved in project construction activities.
Follow instructions from designated safety vessels.
Monitor VHF Channel 16 in the event communication between vessels is necessary.
Observe Safety Zones that may be established during periods of maintenance.
Maintain a safe distance from turbine foundations.
Do not attempt to touch, bump, tie-off to or access the wind turbines.
Give way to Project vessels approaching turbines to conduct servicing activities.
Monitor VHF Channel 16 in the event communication between vessels is necessary.