On-site condition picture
Direct underwater inspection helps define the next technical step with greater accuracy.
Service
Industrial diving
From assessing underwater technical tasks to on-site intervention, based on the structure, water conditions and required outcome.
Complex tasks, one accountable team
Task-specific work is part of industrial diving.
An unusual site is not a separate service: it is part of the industrial assignment. Whether in a well, shaft, confined space or at an underwater structure, the objective remains the same: an accurate picture, an appropriate method and a verifiable result.
- Wells and shaftsInspection, cleaning and preparation of interventions in wells, shafts and difficult-to-access spaces.
- Hydraulic structures and assetsInspection and cleaning of underwater structures, sluice components and other hydraulic assets, with support for repairs.
- PipelinesAssessment and inspection of underwater pipelines and connected structures, including intervention planning.
- Underwater installation workSupport for cutting, welding, concreting, assembly and other task-specific underwater processes.
- Assessment and documentationPhoto and video documentation, condition surveys and visual material that supports technical decisions.
- Custom underwater tasksA site- and objective-based method from the first consultation through execution.
Engineering perspective
We look beyond what is under water.
With civil engineering and hydrogeological expertise, the structure, access, water quality and technical consequences of the task are all part of the consultation. The dive is therefore a component of the right intervention, not an end in itself.
Technical advantages
The goal is the information needed for a sound decision.
Documented preparation
The survey and deliverable visual material make repair, maintenance or further planning easier to coordinate.
Work organisation for the site
We agree a practical work plan based on operation, access and safety conditions.
Frequently asked questions
A few words about the first consultation.
What information is needed for a first consultation?
A short description, the site, its current function and a few photos or a video are sufficient as a starting point.
Can visual documentation be provided?
Depending on the assignment, photo and video material can form part of the survey and handover.
Where and on what types of tasks do you work?
We work at wells, shafts, underwater structures and other industrial sites. Services include assessment and documentation, cleaning, underwater cutting, welding, concreting, assembly, pipeline-related and other custom underwater tasks.
Can work be carried out while the facility remains in operation?
This is always agreed in advance based on the site, technology and safety conditions.
At work
Present and past in one professional process.
