Diveroperated
Diver-operated systems refer to technologies and mechanisms that are controlled, activated, or manipulated by divers during underwater operations. These systems are commonly used in industries such as offshore oil and gas, marine construction, salvage, and underwater inspection, maintenance, and repair (IMR). Divers may operate tools, valves, or other equipment either directly or through remotely assisted means to perform tasks that cannot be easily executed from the surface.
One common application of diver-operated systems is in the activation of underwater valves or blowout preventers
Diver-operated systems can also include remotely operated tools with tethered or wireless connections, allowing divers to
Safety is a critical consideration in diver-operated systems. Divers must be trained to handle equipment properly,
Advancements in technology continue to enhance diver-operated systems, integrating automation, sensors, and real-time monitoring to improve