Dive supervision and support in Murmansk

Dive support is everything that happens on the surface: preparing the equipment, supplying air and heat, maintaining constant communication with the surface and controlling safety throughout the dive. How the surface is organised determines both the progress of the work below and the health of the people doing it, which is why it matters to place dive support with a contractor who runs it by the rules.

The diver is dressed in a Kirby Morgan helmet or band mask and a hot-water suit; air and heat are fed down the umbilical from high-pressure compressors. The dive supervisor maintains communication and monitoring without a break, and the decompression chamber on site stands ready for decompression and medical control. The moon pool, diesel generator and power pack give independence at an unequipped site — dives are made at depths to 60 metres.

We provide dive support for shipowners, port and industrial companies and contractors in underwater engineering across the Port of Murmansk and Kola Bay. We work all year round, including through the polar night, and mobilise quickly for emergency calls.