Underwater concreting is a critical concreting process performed for offshore construction. It involves the process of carefully placing fresh concrete underwater. As construction in water results in many difficulties, the start to end of an underwater construction requires special care, supervision and planning. For example, the construction of the foundation and piles to support the bridge crossing a river, or a dock construction.
ROV surveys provide an economical means of inspecting underwater structures, pipes, tanks etc sometimes in areas that divers can’t access. Abyss often conducts a preliminary inspection of a proposed diving job site to ascertain required assets and equipment to do the work.
Marine salvage is the process of recovering a ship and its cargo after a shipwreck or other maritime casualty.
After 30 years’ experience in maintaining and inspecting Lock Gates, Abyss is able to provide clients with accurate information and recommendations for the maintenance of lock gates before problems occur and therefore saving money and resources.
