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Diving & Subsea Inspection

Diving and subsea inspection bring together the observation of underwater assets, supervision of diving activity, and equipment support. The courses cover underwater inspection associated with CSWIP 3.4U, air diving supervision, and Kirby Morgan technician topics. Inspection connects the recording of underwater conditions with the assessment of structures and equipment. Supervision links planning, team communication, and operational oversight with the management of air diving activities. Technician topics address the operation, condition, and maintenance of the named diving equipment. Together, these subjects connect inspection information with the people and equipment supporting subsea work.

3 COURSES

Courses in this area

Course

What it covers

Suitable roles

CSWIP 3.4U – Underwater Inspection

Covers underwater inspection in the context of the named CSWIP 3.4U scheme. Inspection planning, observations and reporting connect subsea conditions with asset assessment.

Suitable for: Underwater Inspection Engineer, Subsea Inspection Coordinator, Asset Integrity Engineer

Air Diving Supervisor Course

Explores the supervision of air diving activities, including planning, communication and operational oversight. Team coordination and awareness of worksite conditions provide the management context.

Suitable for: Diving Supervisor, Diving Operations Coordinator, Offshore Construction Supervisor

Kirby Morgan Technician Course

Covers inspection, maintenance and repair of Kirby Morgan commercial diving helmets and band masks. Equipment checks and service procedures connect diving technician work with equipment condition and readiness.

Suitable for: Diving Equipment Technician, Diving Systems Maintenance Engineer, Diving Equipment Supervisor