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SERVICES

WATER TANK INSPECTION

Water tank inspection is vital in industries where potable water storage tanks are relied upon for drinking, washing, food preparation and industrial applications. Such inspection services ensure that the water storage tanks are as clean and safe as possible, which is why these water tanks need to be inspected regularly. Regular tank inspections can also help to identify small problems that may develop into major problems that can create health related issues, lead to costly repairs or premature tank failure.

WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT INSPECTION

Sewerage system is an integral part of the nation’s infrastructure. It is used to collect wastewater and convey it to wastewater treatment facilities prior to discharge. The most often used ponds in domestic wastewater treatment are the stabilization ponds. Water quality in waste stabilization ponds need to be monitored and inspected regularly.

DAM INSPECTION

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Dam inspections should be a critical component of an infrastructure healthcare plan. As dams continue to age, they may not be able to safely withstand infrequent, yet likely natural events such as large floods and earthquakes. Their outlets and spillway may be severely eroded such that they threaten the safety of the dam and their foundations and embankments can be more likely to develop seepage or stability deficiencies. Thus, regular inspections and maintenance are key to avoiding dam failure or potential disaster from occurring.

PIERS / STRUCTURAL INSPECTION

A pier is an intermediate substructure unit located between the ends of a bridge. Its function is to support the bridge at intermediate intervals with minimal obstruction to the flow of traffic or water below the bridge. The need for underwater piers inspection can be triggered for a variety of reasons. One of the more common instances is topside visual evidence of an impending failure; such as cracks, water seepage, or a collapse of the surface. These are all indications that the structure has begun to fail, and the problem most likely lies beneath the surface of the water. Thus, such inspection is paramount.

AQUACULTURE INSPECTION

Aquaculture is one of the fastest growing forms of food production in the world. Because harvest from many wild fisheries has peaked globally, aquaculture is widely recognized as an effective way to meet the seafood demands of a growing population. Regular aquaculture inspections are crucial in fish farming. It is incredibly important for monitoring regular wear and tear, maintaining cleanliness, and ensuring mooring line and anchor points are secured. By guaranteeing structural integrity, farms prevent costly escapes and are able to repair minor issues quickly before they become costly disasters.

UWILD

Underwater Inspection in Lieu of Dry Docking (UWILD) is used as an alternative to the conventional dry docking methodology of inspecting marine vessels wherein the submerged part of the vessel hull is inspected while in operation to reduce downtime, additional travel time costs. Vessels are capital-intensive assets, so there is a lot at stake when a vessel is put out of the water. To ensure a vessel’s continual seaworthiness throughout its lifespan and to adhere to statutory compliances, several proactive measures must be taken.

CABLE / PIPELINE INSPECTION

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Cable and Pipeline inspection is crucial to ensure their continuing integrity. A dragging ship's anchor for instance could cause damage to these submarine cables resulting in internet disruptions. Pipelines can also degrade gradually through corrosion and pitting resulting in wall thinning, pinholes, and leaks. As such, the state of cables and pipelines needs to be monitored regularly.

Besides this, there are also a number of offshore assets such as SBM, SALM and PLEM which are extremely important in ensuring their continuing integrity.

OTHER SERVICES

DIVING SERVICES

Offshore commercial divers work tirelessly to ensure waterways stay safe and unobstructed. They specialize in helping with a wide range of services that are becoming increasingly necessary. We have developed a specific team of divers to maintain health and safety in accordance to offshore standards such as International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA). Our diving team are certified by both IMCA holding certificate from Australia, also known as Australian Diver Accreditation Scheme (ADAS). Our divers varies from ADAS Part 1 to ADAS Part 3. ADAS Part 1 & 2 is equivalent to Malaysia’s CIDB Construction Diver Level 1 & 2.

Our diving services include Tank Cleaning for potable water tanks, Hull Cleaning, Propeller Polishing and Chain Cleaning for vessels as well as Subsea Installation, Repair and Maintenance (IRM), Marine Salvage and Subsea Asset Removal such as Chains, Hoses, Single Buoy Mooring (SBM), Single Anchor Leg Mooring (SALM) and Pipeline End Manifold (PLEM).