Diver

Underwater Inspection and Maintenance:

• Divers inspect underwater structures, such as bridges, pipelines, and offshore platforms, to assess their condition, identify damage, and perform necessary repairs or maintenance.
• They may clean surfaces, remove debris or marine growth, and install protective coatings or equipment to prevent corrosion or degradation.

Salvage and Recovery Operations:

• Divers participate in salvage operations to recover sunken vessels, equipment, or cargo from underwater environments.
• They may use specialized tools and equipment, such as lifting bags, cranes, or underwater cutting torches, to lift or disassemble submerged objects safely.

Construction and Installation:

• Divers assist in underwater construction projects, such as building or repairing underwater structures, dams, or marine infrastructure.
• They may install underwater pipelines, cables, or foundations for offshore wind farms, oil rigs, or marine research facilities.

Search and Rescue:

• Divers are trained to participate in search and rescue operations to locate and retrieve missing persons or objects from underwater environments.
• They work closely with search and rescue teams, using specialized techniques and equipment to conduct underwater searches and recoveries.

Qualifications:

• Possession of a recognized diving certification
• Divers must undergo a medical evaluation to ensure they are physically fit to dive.
• Additional training or certification in specialized areas of diving is necessary depending on job requirements.
• Divers should possess strong technical skills related to diving equipment operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Divers work in diverse environments and may face various challenges, including underwater hazards, adverse weather conditions, and physical exertion. Their work requires specialized training, equipment, and skills to perform effectively and safely in underwater environments.