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Surface Supplied Air Diving System (CDS-40)
Underwater inspection, repair, and maintenance involve a range of activities conducted beneath the water’s surface to assess, fix, and maintain structures, equipment, and infrastructure. Skilled divers and/ or ROVs and specialized tools are used to conduct thorough inspections, identify potential issues or damage, and perform necessary repairs and maintenance tasks. These underwater operations are crucial for ensuring the integrity, safety, and optimal functioning of underwater assets, such as pipelines, offshore platforms, bridges, and ship hulls. Through meticulous inspection, timely repairs, and proactive maintenance, the longevity and efficiency of underwater structures are preserved, minimizing the risk of failures and maximizing their lifespan.
- Underwater Structure and Pipeline Inspection
- Underwater Structural and Pipeline Repair
- Subsea Spool Installation
- Subsea Sub-structure Installation
- In water Survey on Ships and Mobile Offshore Units
- Hyperbaric Welding Services
ROV System
- Observation Class Vehicles
These vehicles are small vehicles fitted with camera/lights and sonar only. They are primarily intended for pure observation, although they may be able to handle one additional sensor (such as cathodic protection (CP) equipment), as well as an additional video camera.
- Inspection Class Vehicles
These vehicles are fitted with two simultaneously viewable cameras/sonar as standard and are capable of handling several additional sensors. They may also have a basic manipulative capability. They should be able to operate without loss of original function while carrying two additional sensors/manipulators.
- Work Class Vehicles
These vehicles are large enough to carry additional sensors and/or manipulators. Class III vehicles commonly have a multiplexing capability that allows additional sensors and tools to operate without being ‘hard-wired’ through the umbilical system. These vehicles are generally larger and more powerful than Classes I and II. Wide capability, depth and power variations are possible.
OUR SERVICES
Asset Rental Services
Surface Supplied Air Diving System (CDS-40)
Underwater inspection, repair, and maintenance involve a range of activities conducted beneath the water’s surface to assess, fix, and maintain structures, equipment, and infrastructure. Skilled divers and/ or ROVs and specialized tools are used to conduct thorough inspections, identify potential issues or damage, and perform necessary repairs and maintenance tasks. These underwater operations are crucial for ensuring the integrity, safety, and optimal functioning of underwater assets, such as pipelines, offshore platforms, bridges, and ship hulls. Through meticulous inspection, timely repairs, and proactive maintenance, the longevity and efficiency of underwater structures are preserved, minimizing the risk of failures and maximizing their lifespan.
- Underwater Structure and Pipeline Inspection
- Underwater Structural and Pipeline Repair
- Subsea Spool Installation
- Subsea Sub-structure Installation
- In water Survey on Ships and Mobile Offshore Units
- Hyperbaric Welding Services
ROV System
- Observation Class Vehicles
These vehicles are small vehicles fitted with camera/lights and sonar only. They are primarily intended for pure observation, although they may be able to handle one additional sensor (such as cathodic protection (CP) equipment), as well as an additional video camera.
- Inspection Class Vehicles
These vehicles are fitted with two simultaneously viewable cameras/sonar as standard and are capable of handling several additional sensors. They may also have a basic manipulative capability. They should be able to operate without loss of original function while carrying two additional sensors/manipulators.
- Work Class Vehicles
These vehicles are large enough to carry additional sensors and/or manipulators. Class III vehicles commonly have a multiplexing capability that allows additional sensors and tools to operate without being ‘hard-wired’ through the umbilical system. These vehicles are generally larger and more powerful than Classes I and II. Wide capability, depth and power variations are possible.
Diving Supporting Equipment
i. High Pressure Water Jet (HPWJ) for diving operation
ii. Grit Blaster for diving operation
iii. Hydraulic Power Unit (HPU)
iv. Underwater Hydraulic tools for diver
- Underwater Hydraulic Grinder
- Underwater Hydraulic Pencil Grinder
- Underwater Hydraulic Impact Wrench
v. BROCO welding and cutting spread
vi. Underwater Dredge Pump
vii. Diver Metrology Table
viii. BUCKLEYS Bathycorrometer CP Meter
ix. Underwater Digital Wall Thickness Meter
x. Underwater Digital Camera
xi. Recording system for underwater inspection work
Diving Supporting Equipment
i. High Pressure Water Jet (HPWJ) for diving operation
ii. Grit Blaster for diving operation
iii. Hydraulic Power Unit (HPU)
iv. Underwater Hydraulic tools for diver
- Underwater Hydraulic Grinder
- Underwater Hydraulic Pencil Grinder
- Underwater Hydraulic Impact Wrench
v. BROCO welding and cutting spread
vi. Underwater Dredge Pump
vii. Diver Metrology Table
viii. BUCKLEYS Bathycorrometer CP Meter
ix. Underwater Digital Wall Thickness Meter
x. Underwater Digital Camera
xi. Recording system for underwater inspection work