At Diveworks International Ltd, we deliver comprehensive subsea inspection services tailored to meet the demands of offshore and inshore infrastructure, marine assets, and engineered structures. Whether for class certification, asset integrity, or pre-construction surveys, our inspection teams operate to the highest industry standards—ensuring your project is safe, compliant, and fully documented.
 
Our Inspection Capabilities
We offer a full suite of inspection services, including:
- Close Visual Inspection (CVI)
Conducted by experienced divers with HD video and still image capture, supported by real-time surface monitoring. 
- Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
We deploy a range of NDT techniques to assess structural integrity without compromising the asset:
- Ultrasonic Thickness (UT) Readings
Using diver-held equipment and data collection by the supervisor. 
- Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI)
For surface-breaking crack detection on ferrous materials. 
- Alternating Current Field Measurement (ACFM)
For weld inspection and flaw detection in metallic components 
- Cathodic Potential Readings
To assess corrosion protection systems and ensure long-term asset durability 
 
- Reporting & Documentation
Every inspection includes a detailed report with annotated imagery, UT logs, and recommendations for remedial works. 
 
Certified Personnel & Engineering Oversight
Our inspection teams include:
- CSWIP 3.1u and 3.2u Certified Divers
 
- 3.4u Inspection Controllers
 
- HSE-qualified Dive Supervisors
 
For projects requiring engineering validation, we collaborate with a network of chartered engineers and third-party specialists to ensure all findings are independently verified and compliant with regulatory frameworks
 
Where We Work
From offshore wind farms and subsea pipelines to port infrastructure, boat houses and bridges, DWI operates across:
- UK and European waters
 
- Offshore energy installations
 
- Ports, harbours, and inland waterways
 
Our dive spreads are either HSE or IMCA compliant depending on the clients needs