Deepsea and underwater surveys

Underwater survey machine
Underwater survey machine

The Relevance of Deep Sea and Underwater Surveys

Over 90 per cent of the world’s global trade is carried by commercial deep sea vessels. On any given day there are over 300 commercial, ocean-going vessels in B.C. waters loading and unloading a wide range of cargoes. Whether it be for a tanker, container, bulk or break bulk ship, deep sea vessel surveyors perform a number of services that require a complex skill set based on training, experience and practical problem-solving abilities. Before tackling the issue of qualifications, however, it’s worthwhile to look at the many aspects of deep sea vessel surveying — and with the help of Capt Andrew Korek, Phoenix Marine Services — an added perspective of the even more specialized work of underwater surveys.

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