Remotely Operated Vehicle inspections for subsea structures, pipelines, mooring systems and hull surveys — without diver intervention or saturation crews.
Request a QuoteROV inspection delivers HD video, sonar and CP-probe data on subsea structures from the surface — eliminating the cost, mobilisation time and risk of saturation diving.
Observation-class ROV matched to water depth, current and inspection scope.
HD/4K video and scanning sonar for structural and pipeline route surveys.
Cathodic protection (CP) potential measurements at structural nodes via integrated probe.
Real-time live feed to topside enables remote engineering review during the survey.
Eliminates saturation diving — no hyperbaric chamber, no decompression schedule.
High-definition imagery of welds, coatings, anodes and structural details.
Scanning sonar maps pipelines, free-spans and seabed features.
Direct CP-potential measurements verify corrosion-protection performance.
Real-time HD feed — engineers review and direct from the control container.
Observation-class ROV inspection of subsea structures, pipelines and hulls in nearshore and shallow water.
Indicative figures based on typical engagements — actuals depend on scope, asset and access constraints.
Route survey, free-span detection, coating condition, anode mapping for offshore pipelines.
Chain link condition, twist detection, fairlead and tensioner inspection on FPSOs and floating units.
Welds, brace condition, marine growth assessment on fixed offshore platforms.
In-water hull surveys for class compliance — eliminating dry-docking for routine inspection.
Visual condition of tiebacks, manifolds, X-mas trees and ROV tooling interfaces.
Below-waterline structural condition of quay walls, dolphins and submerged piling.
ROVs eliminate the cost and mobilisation lead-time of saturation diving — no hyperbaric chamber, no decompression schedule, no diver-day rates. They also reach depths and currents where diver work is unsafe or prohibited.
HD/4K video logged with timestamp and depth, CP probe readings at recorded waypoints, scanning sonar maps where applicable, structured anomaly register, and an annotated inspection report.
Yes. Our ROVs carry integrated CP probes for direct potential measurement at structural nodes — used to verify corrosion protection performance against design baselines.
We operate observation-class ROVs for visual surveys, CP measurement and pipeline and structure inspection. Selection depends on water depth, current and scope.
Tell us about the asset, depth, current and scope. We'll match the right ROV class and propose a survey plan.