Survey, moorings, sea defence, inspection.
Coastal works and dive services on the tide table. Pick the job you have and read that page.
Each service has its own page.
VisitorWe have a trot mooring that dragged in the last blow. Can someone look at it?
AssistantYes. Send the position and the chain age if you know it. We book a dive inspection on the next workable tide and reply with a report.
VisitorThe position is in the harbour log. Next week works for us.
Four coastal jobs, done on the tide table, each with its own page.
Bathymetric and structural survey of the bed, the wall and what sits between.
Recent jobs: Skerrick Ledge sounding, Hollowmere lock gate survey.
Design, lay and service of swing and trot moorings, from sinker to riser.
Recent jobs: Kettlebay harbour moorings, Saltmarrow trot moorings.
Groyne, revetment and rock armour repair, worked at low water.
Recent jobs: Norrow Point revetment.
Dive inspection of outfalls, intakes, gates and piles, with a written report.
Recent jobs: Marlbeck outfall inspection.
Jobs done on the tide, by service.
Kettlebay harbour moorings
A swing mooring field relaid on new sinkers after a winter of dragging.
Norrow Point revetment
Rock armour reset and a toe repaired along a revetment that had slumped.
Marlbeck outfall inspection
Dive inspection of an outfall and its diffuser, reported with drawings.
Example jobs for a business that does not exist.
One crew, chart to concrete.
Survey, dive and works crews are the same people, so what is measured is what gets built.
- Hesper SollartSurvey lead
- Aldous FenmarrowDive supervisor
- Maren StokebyWorks manager
Capacity is a few jobs at a time. A full tide table is stated in the first reply, not found out later.
Start with the position and the problem.
The reply names the first action and the next workable tide.
- How longA few weeks, agreed after the site visit
- Who you talk toThe surveyor or dive supervisor on the job
- What you getA written report, drawings, and a recommendation