DriX certifications for DOS personnel
IXBlue delivers DriX certifications to DOS personnel. DOS is delighted to announce that staff members have been certified by IXBLUE…
DOS operates at extreme depths on a daily basis and has been doing so for the past 10 years. The company was created in 2010 to fulfill a wide range of survey and subsea operations in water depths of up to 6000 metres. Specially adapted survey vessels and robotic systems were brought together with a highly experienced team. DOS’s unique capabilities are made available to other organisations that want to operate in ultra-deep water.
IXBlue delivers DriX certifications to DOS personnel. DOS is delighted to announce that staff members have been certified by IXBLUE…
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Some of our past public contracts and non-confidential projects, mobilising DOS personal on company support vessel or on sub-contractors ship.
DOS has a permanent staff of multi-skilled surveyors, engineers and ROV pilots: a highly experienced team many of whom had worked with the same management for the past twenty years. DOS is operating 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year, offering advanced subsea services worldwide from shallow to ultra-deep areas.
DOS owns and operate a fleet of full ocean depth side scan sonars, multi-sensor towed platforms and work class ROVs, all rated to 6000 meters, along with a range of associated tools and modules.
Although other organisations operate ultra-deep, they do so very infrequently. DOS operates at these extreme depths on a daily basis and has been doing so for the past eight years.