ROV Inspection
We offer Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) Inspection services with our FIFISH V6 ROV. With our current equipment we have been able to successfully inspect moorings and underwater pipelines to a depth of 225' with our 300' umbilical tether. If necessary we can present the data in an authenticated report for your review or to present to insurance companies.
Some of the advantages of an ROV inspection include:
Disadvantages of an ROV:
Recent Inspections/Projects completed with our ROV:
We offer Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) Inspection services with our FIFISH V6 ROV. With our current equipment we have been able to successfully inspect moorings and underwater pipelines to a depth of 225' with our 300' umbilical tether. If necessary we can present the data in an authenticated report for your review or to present to insurance companies.
Some of the advantages of an ROV inspection include:
- Inspections in deeper water that would exceed the limitations of human divers.
- Prolonged inspections with no time limitations.
- No risk to human life
- Less disturbance to bottom resulting in better quality photos and video
- Very high quality images and photos due to onboard 4K camera and LED lights
- Lower cost inspections with more data for you to come to your own conclusions
- You as the customer can participate in the inspection in real time.
Disadvantages of an ROV:
- It is impossible to feel things with an ROV, a prime example of this is inspecting links on a chain, sometimes it is nice to be able to move the links and clean them.
- Thats it!
Recent Inspections/Projects completed with our ROV:
- Inspection and replacement of moorings on a typical dock in Belcarra, BC
- Inspection of broken breakwater mooring line and replacement with mooring chain in Harrison Lake, BC
- Inspection of Camp Howdy's underwater effluent pipline in Belcarra BC
