Diving-Service

North Vancouver, BC, Canada

Underwater pipeline work calls for the right diving method, clean documentation, and a crew that understands access below the waterline. Can-Dive Construction handles commercial diving and marine construction from North Vancouver, BC, with pipeline installation and removal on HDPE, steel, and concrete systems. We also handle repair, inspection, and welding work for outfalls and intakes. Potable water mains and sewage force mains sit in the same underwater scope. Depth changes the plan fast. Our marine team works through tide, visibility, and asset condition on underwater construction and inspection scopes where the job has to stay controlled. For deeper access, we can use atmospheric diving to 3000 fsw with EXOSUIT and NEWSUIT suits, plus DeepWorker 2000 and DeepWorker 3000 submersibles. We have stayed focused on commercial diving, marine construction, and underwater pipeline work since 1966.

Dartmouth, NS, Canada

Dominion Diving Our tugboat fleet can meet any job Our fleet range from 12 to 96 feet and equipped with the latest technology Diving services executed by DCBC certified personnel There’s nothing more thrilling than first-time divers discovering the joy of scuba. Superior Marine Services Since 1969 Dominion Diving Ltd. has been a vital provider of Marine Services to both the inshore and offshore industries throughout Canada.

Lacombe, AB, Canada

Underwater work around a pipeline, dam, bridge, canal, or water intake leaves little room for guesswork. Farrington Diving Services Ltd handles commercial diving from Lacombe for submerged inspection, construction, and repair scopes across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia. Dive work can include HD video inspection, underwater welding, cutting, ROV support, contaminated diving, and civil marine tasks tied to submerged assets. Visual records help the project team understand condition before the next repair or construction step. Water intake maintenance is another core job for our dive team. More than 30 years of commercial diving experience supports pipeline, ROV, underwater inspection, and Western Canadian infrastructure work where access and hazards shape the plan.