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.
Diving projects sometimes require entry into confined spaces such as manholes, tanks, chambers and pipes. Abyss have Confined space trained divers and equipment to make the job easy and safe plus HSE procedures.
Lifting a vessel out of the water for inspection or maintenance is a very expensive and is often unnecessary. Props, anodes, inlets, rudders etc can usually be inspected, cleaned or replaced underwater at a fraction of the cost. Abyss also offers specialist services such as Invasive Species Surveys by qualified Marine Biologists, a requirement to enter and leave some Australian Ports.
High pressure water jetting or water blasting is an environmentally friendly and cost-effective way to clean unwanted residues that builds up on various surfaces.
