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Home›Laws and Regulations›OceanWorks Ends Latest Training Courses
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June 16, 2014 · about 12 years ago

OceanWorks Ends Latest Training Courses

OceanWorks International announced the completion of the next generation Quantum II ADS 1200 including Pilot and Technician Training for Oceanos’ personnel. This system provides Oceanos with the latest generation Atmospheric Diving System (ADS) and the certification of an additional 3 pilots, 5 pi

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OceanWorks International announced the completion of the next generation Quantum II ADS 1200 including Pilot and Technician Training for Oceanos’ personnel.

This system provides Oceanos with the latest generation Atmospheric Diving System (ADS) and the certification of an additional 3 pilots, 5 pilot/supervisors, and 3 technicians.

The field proven ADS 1200 HARDSUIT™ (manufactured and operated by OceanWorks) is a key component of marine military inventories across the globe. The ADS is valued for safety, cost efficiency, the reduced equipment footprint required on vessels, and most importantly the elimination of decompression after the job.

ADS maintains the advantage of being a manned systems while running at an overall lower operating cost than Saturation Diving Systems. ADS require half the personnel, significantly less deck space, smaller crane size, less power, and has faster mobilisation/demobilisation times.

[mappress] Press Release, June 16, 2014; Image: OceanWorks

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