Client:

Bilco Construction

Description:

Underwater Inspection and Debris Removal

Depth:

40', Altitude Dive

Gas Used:

Dive was conducted using surface supplied air

Notes:

Removal of debris from underwater cavern so concrete could be pumped into the cavern to stabilize a base for the placement of bridge pier. Debris was removed using air-lift and by hand.

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Client:

Canaveral Port Authority

Description:

Underwater Installation of fabric form erosion control system

Depth:

40'

Gas Used:

Dive was conducted using surface supplied air and SCUBA

Notes:

Installed fabric form erosion control mat around 100 piles. Denizens of the Deep used custom made panels to fit around these piles and corners. Over 1000 cubic yards of grout were pumped into the Fabric Form system. This job was completed ahead of schedule despite cruise ships entering the area twice a week.

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Client:

Walt Disney World

Description:

Underwater demolition and burning of 24' x 24' pier

Depth:

4'

Gas Used:

Dive was conducted using surface supplied air

Notes:

Once divers had removed concrete by use of saws and jack hammers, rebar was cut and removed using underwater burn off equipment. Project was completed on schedule.

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Client:

Manatee Port Authority

Description:

Emergency underwater inspection of pier after ship collision

Depth:

above water to 40'

Gas Used:

Dive was conducted using surface supplied air and SCUBA

Notes:

Low visibility conditions prompted Denizens of the Deep to use a 'clear water box' to facilitate underwater photography. In addition to collision damage Denizens of the Deep photographed previously existing pier damage during the inspection. A full written report with color photography was submitted to the client upon completion.

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Client:

Harbor & Ocean Services Inc.

Description:

Salvage of sunken 34' vessel located in international waters

Depth:

150'

Gas Used:

Dive was conducted using surface supplied mixed gases

Notes:

Project was determined to be difficult and time-consuming using lift bags due to rough seas. Denizens of the Deep instead raised the vessel by jetting lift straps under it using a barge-mounted crane to lift it to the surface. Entire project took 4 days and beat a fast approaching storm that could have jeapordized a timely completion.

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