Safety-First Operational Mindset
Operations involving marine, diving, and subsea activities require a high level of awareness, coordination, and discipline.
At Deep Diving Solutions, safety is treated as a practical responsibility embedded into daily operations rather than a theoretical statement.
Before commencing any activity, tasks are reviewed to understand site conditions, access limitations, and operational risks.
Work is planned in alignment with client instructions, project scope, and prevailing marine and environmental conditions
Operational Risk Control
From strategic planning to task-based risk assessment.
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PLAN
Method Statement Definition
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ASSESS
TRA & Risk Matrix Level 2
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EXECUTE
Toolbox Talk & Permit
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REVIEW
Post-Job Debrief & Lessons
- Permit to Work (PTW) System
- Cold Work Permit
- Hot Work Permit
- Confined Space Entry
- Diving Operations Permit
- Energy Isolation (LOTO)
- Working at Height
System Overview
Controlled Execution & Risk Awareness
Marine and diving operations are executed with a focus on controlled work methods and clear communication between all involved parties.
Roles and responsibilities are defined at the project level to ensure coordination between diving teams, vessel crews, and onshore support.
Stop Work Authority
Visible Leadership
Environmental Consideration & Site Responsibility
Marine environments require careful handling to avoid unnecessary disturbance during operational activities.
We aim to conduct works with consideration for surrounding marine life, seabed conditions, and project-specific environmental constraints.
Activities are performed within defined work areas and durations, in line with client requirements and site instructions.
Waste handling, equipment deployment, and vessel movements are managed responsibly within the limits of the project scope.
Risk Assessment
Emergency Response
In the event of an emergency, personnel immediately report to the designated supervisor and follow established response procedures to ensure safety and coordination.
Competency Assurance
Diving operations are carried out by trained personnel, including divers certified under IMCA and ADCI standards, appropriate to the scope of work.
Incident Investigation
Any incidents or near-misses are reviewed to identify causes and apply corrective actions aimed at preventing recurrence and improving operational practices.
- Diving Operational Control
Personnel Medical Fitness
Strict adherence to MACA and IMCA D 20/01 medical examination standards for all saturation and air divers.
Supervision Protocols
Every operation is managed by an IMCA-certified Diving Supervisor with full autonomy over the dive panel.
- Equipment Integrity
Life Support Calibration (O2/CO2)
PASSED
Launch & Recovery System (LARS) Load Test
PASSED
Umbilical Pressure Test
PASSED
HSE & Compliances
Operating in accordance with international standards.
IMCA
ADCI
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