Construction Diving

Our divers conduct regular inspections of underwater structures to ensure they are in good condition and comply with safety standards. These inspections help detect damage, wear, and potential hazards before they escalate into serious problems.

Typical inspections include reviewing bridge foundations, quay walls, and marine pipe systems. We use specialized equipment such as underwater cameras and sonar to thoroughly document the condition and support decision-making for necessary repairs.

Following inspections, our construction divers often carry out necessary repairs and maintenance to extend the lifespan of marine structures. This may include foundation reinforcement, crack sealing, corrosion protection, and other critical preservation efforts. These tasks are performed in challenging environments with limited visibility and access, demanding both skill and experience for successful execution.

Construction divers also participate in the installation of new underwater infrastructure, such as the placement of pipelines, cables, and other structures requiring precise underwater positioning. These installations are vital for the functioning of ports, industrial plants, and energy systems.

With the help of technical equipment and expertise, our divers install both temporary and permanent solutions built to withstand the harsh underwater environment. Read more about how we install, inspect and repair underwater pipelines.

Construction divers play a crucial role in both building and demolishing marine structures. Tasks include assisting with underwater scaffolding, demolishing damaged structures, cutting concrete, drilling rock, and performing underwater blasting.

Other services we provide include dredging, underwater welding, and wire sawing.