1 / 11Engine room — diesel generator
The diesel generator powers the spread — we work self-contained, with no shore connection.
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Diving spread for charter
We charter out our diving spread — fully equipped, crewed and ready to work. The moon pool, decompression chamber, dive control station and self-contained power are already on board. Below is a tour deck by deck: what the spread includes and what it can do.
Deck 1 — working deck
Where the work happens: the moon pool and dive control station, the decompression chamber, the compressor room and the diesel generator. Alongside are the gear store, drying room, shower and sauna.
1 / 11Engine room — diesel generator
The diesel generator powers the spread — we work self-contained, with no shore connection.
2 / 11Sauna
A sauna on board: somewhere to warm up after cold water and recover between shifts.
3 / 11Shower room
The shower next to the drying room — wash off the salt and change straight after surfacing.
4 / 11Decompression chamber
The decompression chamber — for a safe return from pressure after deep dives.
5 / 11Moon pool — the diving hatch
A dive hatch built into the vessel's hull: the diver enters the water from a heated compartment rather than an open deck. The moon pool keeps the dive sheltered from the weather.
6 / 11Dive control station
Gauges, diver communications and video monitoring — the supervisor runs every dive from this console.
7 / 11Complete diving rig
Helmet, breathing apparatus and harness, assembled and ready to dive.
8 / 11Umbilicals and air hoses
The umbilical carries air, communications and power for the underwater tools to the diver — all in one line.
9 / 11Drying room for suits
Suits dry between shifts, so the next diver goes down in dry gear.
10 / 11Compressor room
The compressors prepare the air; the reserve is held in the air bank on board.
11 / 11Radio engineer's workshop
Communications, electronics and equipment repair for the whole spread — all in one workshop.
Deck 2 — living quarters
Where the crew rests between shifts — the cabins of the diving spread.
1 / 3Crew cabin
Bunks and personal kit — this is where the crew lives for the whole tour.
2 / 3Crew cabin
A cabin for rest between shifts.
3 / 3Crew cabin
A cabin with a work desk — rest and the watch paperwork in one place.
About the charter
A self-contained spread with crew — for your project
What you charter is a complete set-up, not a boat with a scuba set: a vessel-based spread with everything for underwater work on board — a moon pool built into the hull, a dive control station, a decompression chamber, a compressor room and its own power supply. It works independently, far from shore.
The diver enters the water through the moon pool from a warm enclosed space, not over an open side in a seaway. The supervisor runs the dive from the console — communications, video monitoring and air supply down the umbilical are under constant control.
The spread is self-contained: a diesel generator supplies power, compressors supply air, and reserves are held in the air bank. The crew lives on board in cabins, with a sauna, shower and drying room close by — we work in rotations, with no downtime and no dependence on the shore.
We bring the spread to your site: based in Murmansk, we work out into Kola Bay and the Barents Sea at depths to 60 metres, and take emergency calls at short notice.
Let us talk through your underwater task
Describe the site — we will call you back, visit for a survey if needed and prepare a quotation. Emergency work: immediate call-out.