Contaminated Diving Services in Western Canada

That is why we have strict safety measures to protect our team and the surrounding environment. Our dive crew has a minimum of six members trained in handling emergencies. In addition, designated safety zones are marked to ensure that only authorized individuals enter the area. We also have a thorough decontamination process, with three separate cleaning zones for the diver and their equipment. This ensures that hazardous materials are properly removed before packing up and leaving the dive site. In some cases, this may even involve disposing of contaminated items. At the end of the day, ensuring safety is our top priority as sewage divers.

Our team provides quality services thanks to the following contaminated water diving procedures:

• Our dive crew has a minimal six-man team.
• Designated safety zones are marked by signage and barriers so no one may enter the area that is not authorized. 
• 2- 3 three-zone cleaning areas where the diver will be washed, scrubbed, and rinsed along with the gear used. 
• After removal, consideration is taken regarding the demobilization process and packing of all the gear, tools, and equipment used.
• If necessary, items are subjected to additional decontamination or, worse case, disposed of properly. 

As sewage divers, our team is trained to handle the challenges that come with diving in black water. We can locate and repair pipes, valves, and other equipment while navigating through hazardous conditions. Our safety protocols ensure that all of our sewage diving jobs are completed efficiently and effectively. Trust our team to handle all of your blackwater diving needs.