OVERVIEW

Diving and underwater inspection services involve the use of trained divers to visually inspect underwater structures and equipment, such as ships, bridges, dams, and oil rigs. The divers use specialized equipment, including scuba gear and underwater cameras, to closely examine the condition of the structure or equipment and identify any potential issues.

The inspection process typically includes a thorough examination of the surface of the structure or equipment, as well as any internal areas that are accessible. The divers will also take measurements and gather data to help assess the condition of the structure or equipment.

Some common types of underwater inspection services include:

• Hull and propeller inspections: Divers inspect the exterior and interior of ships, looking for any damage or wear to the hull and propellers.
• Dam inspections: Divers inspect dams for signs of erosion, cracking, or other structural issues.
• Oil rig inspections: Divers inspect offshore oil rigs for signs of corrosion or damage to the structure, and check the condition of the underwater pipelines.

Overall, the goal of diving and underwater inspection services is to identify any potential issues with the structure or equipment before they become major problems. By conducting regular inspections, organizations can ensure the safety and integrity of their underwater assets and minimize the risk of costly repairs or downtime.