Deepwater coauthoring the ISIP for one of the first floating production facilities in the Gulf of Mexico.
Since then, we have expanded our involvement into today's market. The concept of an ISIP originated as a means to reconcile the US Coast Guard requirement to conduct a dry docking at two year intervals. The ISIP has expanded to satisfy the USCG and MMS requirements and also allows monitoring of the hull performance by the structural engineers.
•Satisfy US Coast Guard Requirements
•Satisfy MMS requirements
•Satisfy Structural Integrity Group Requirements
•Risk-based Inspection
•Maintain Asset Integrity
Deepwater has some of the most experienced corrosion engineers and consultants in the industry. All are NACE certified to CP3 or higher.
Deepwater will provide the experienced personnel needed to execute the inspection. The inspectors develop good working relationships with the clients and other contractors to get the job done right.
Deepwater has streamlined the reporting process between the field and office using standard software to create all reports. All Deepwater inspection reports will soon be available for customers online as well.
Deepwater has provided in service inspection plans to one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world. Deepwater helps execute these plans on multiple structures on a yearly basis.