Shared outcomes
- Clearly qualified subsea work scopes
- Defined ROV, diver and vessel interfaces
- Controls aligned with the operational objective
- Traceable evidence and handover requirements
01Assess the Surface
02Control the Process
03Verify the Result
Offshore service domain 01
Subsea Services
ROV- and diver-supported operational pathways for maintaining, installing and retiring subsea assets.
Capability overview
Defined domain.
Clear service paths.
PICSA’s Subsea Services domain is organised around three operational pathways: Inspection, Repair & Maintenance; Construction & Installation Support; and Decommissioning Support.
Each scope is qualified around the asset, task objective, water depth, environmental conditions, access method, tooling, specialist-partner interfaces and acceptance evidence. Developing capability is distinguished from verified operational delivery.
- 01Asset Need
- 02Defined Service
- 03Evidence
Defined services
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work packages.
Each service definition explains applications, expected outcomes and the information needed to confirm suitability.
01CAPABILITY PATHWAY
Inspection, Repair & Maintenance (IRM)
Prepare, inspect, clean and support repair of existing subsea assets.
02CAPABILITY PATHWAYConstruction & Installation Support
Support observation, positioning, installation and as-built verification.
03CAPABILITY PATHWAYDecommissioning Support
Support condition survey, dismantling interfaces, recovery and site-clearance evidence.
How to choose a service
- Define the asset and substrate
- Identify the unwanted layer or required treatment
- Confirm the intended downstream process
- Review access and operating constraints
- Agree the acceptance evidence
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