Underwater Inspections and Maintenance:

• Conduct visual inspections of underwater structures, such as bridges, pipelines, dams, and ship hulls, to assess their condition and identify any damage or defects.
• Perform routine maintenance tasks, such as cleaning, painting, and repairing underwater equipment, structures, and facilities.

Construction and Installation:

• Assist in the construction and installation of underwater infrastructure, such as underwater pipelines, cables, foundations, and offshore platforms.
• Use specialized tools and equipment to weld, cut, drill, and fasten materials underwater, following engineering plans and specifications.

Salvage and Recovery Operations:

• Participate in salvage and recovery operations to retrieve sunken vessels, equipment, or cargo from underwater environments.
• Use lifting equipment, rigging systems, and diving techniques to safely recover objects from the seabed or other submerged locations.

Scientific Research and Exploration:

• Support scientific research projects by collecting data, samples, and specimens from underwater ecosystems.
• Assist marine scientists and researchers in conducting surveys, experiments, and observations to study marine life, habitats, and geological features.

Qualifications:

• Certification from a recognized diving organization
• Excellent physical fitness and health to meet the demands of diving, including swimming proficiency, stamina, strength, and agility.
• Certification in first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and emergency oxygen administration.
• Keen attention to detail to perform tasks accurately and safely in the underwater environment.

Overall, divers play a vital role in a wide range of underwater activities, from industrial applications to scientific research and recreational pursuits.