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Rich Galuk Joins TMI

September 21, 2012

Thunderbolt Marine welcomes Rich Galuk as he joins TMI as Vice President and General Manager. 

 

Rich has worked closely with TMI over the years in his duties managing the Savannah Bar Pilots' fleet of vessels & marine surveying.  Galuk's 29+ years in the marine industry also include service with the United States Coast Guard, maritime law enforcement,  marine repairs, consulting and expert witness services.  Rich, his wife and two children have lived in the Savannah area for 28 years.  Rich's focus at TMI will be continuing with the companies solid values,  attention to detail & exemplary customer service. While expanding the workforce and broadening our customer base commensurate with our facility upgrades, Rich will be dedicated to continuing TMI's vision of delivering quality workmanship to satisfied clients.
 


Thunderbolt Marine is a full service repair and refit facility on the Wilmington River just outside Savannah GA, serving vessels of all sizes up to 200 ft. With floating docks, adjacent marina and four bay service building which includes a state of the art spray booth. 

 

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