Thalassa

A crew member of the 'Thalassa' was injured at sea on Sep 22, 2025. The CROSS Jobourg coordinated his evacuation to Diélette, before his transfer to the Cherbourg emergency room. The CROSS) was alerted by the Maritime Medical Consultation Center (CCMM) in Toulouse. A conference call was held between the CCMM, the Maritime Medical Coordination Emergency Medical Service (SCMM) of Le Havre, and the vessel. On the doctor's advice, the medevac was decided. The lifeboat 'SNS 257' from the SNSM station in Diélette was deployed to the ship and embarked the man. In Diélette, he was treated by a rescue vehicle and then transferred to Cherbourg.

A crew member of the 'Thalassa' suffered a head injury on Oct 9, 2020, 36 miles NE of Barfleur. At 12:30 p.m. the CROSS Jobourg was alerted by the Toulouse maritime medical consultation center and coordinated with the SAMU in Le Havre. It was decided to proceed with the medical evacuation of the sailor to the Caen University Hospital. Due to the vessel's remoteness from the coast, the CROSS deployed a Cayman helicopter of the Navy base at Maupertus. At 1:10 p.m., the victim was hoisted aboard the helicopter and then dropped off at the Caen-Carpiquet airport where he was picked up at 1:40 p.m. by a team from the SMUR mobile emergency and resuscitation service and transported to the Caen hospital.

11 Jan 2017 - Piriou Naval Services, the French branch of the Piriou group for Repair and Services, has won the European bid Ifremer launched in June 2016 for the modernisation of its oceanographic research vessel ‘Thalassa’. Delivered in 1995, Thalassa is an oceanographic vessel mainly dedicated to public service missions relating to fisheries research and physical oceanography. Thalassa can deploy the teleoperated ROV system Victor 6000, thus partly answering requests for deep environment missions. The vessel will undergo a full mid-life maintenance and refit programme in acquiring equipment that will widen the spectrum of its missions and allow it to fully carry out environmental and geoscientific missions. - See more at: http://www.maritimejournal.com/news101/vessel-build-and-maintenance/vessel-repair-and-maintenance/thalassa-modernisation#sthash.6ADNclmJ.dpuf