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ROV Work Class Operations
The Saab Seaeye Leopard — operated and maintained in-house with our own LARS and TMS — delivers work-class subsea intervention to 2,000 m, well beyond visual inspection.
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The Saab Seaeye Leopard — operated and maintained in-house with our own LARS and TMS — delivers work-class subsea intervention to 2,000 m, well beyond visual inspection.
Download brochure (PDF) ↓An observation ROV is limited to cameras and sensors for visual inspection. A work-class system like the Saab Seaeye Leopard adds 500 kgf of thrust, Schilling Orion 7P and 4R manipulators and hydraulic tooling: it can operate valves, work on anodes, recover objects and support subsea construction down to 2,000 m.
No. We own our LARS and TMS, which install on virtually any vessel of opportunity, and the full spread mobilizes from our base in Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche.
Pre-lay, as-laid, as-built and OOS (Out Of Straightness), plus platform structural inspection, cathodic protection and wellhead GVI — with BlueView multibeam sonar and real-time HD/UHD 4K video.
Across the Bay of Campeche and the wider Gulf of Mexico. Because we own the equipment and staff the crews from Ciudad del Carmen, mobilization is immediate — no third parties involved.
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