Remotely Operated Vehicles

Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) offer the safest and most efficient solution for inspecting and cleaning water infrastructure.

Unlike traditional dive methods, which carry significant health and safety risks—including drowning, decompression illness, barotrauma, gas embolism, hypoxia, hypothermia, and toxic gas exposure—ROVs eliminate the need for personnel to enter confined water spaces altogether.

Traditional diving also involves labor-intensive setup, requiring the transport and assembly of heavy recovery systems and extensive equipment at height. In contrast, ROV systems are lightweight, require minimal setup, and can be operated by just two trained personnel—compared to a standard four-person dive team.

ROV inspections drastically reduce operational risk while cutting both time and costs. With just an ROV, a tether, and a control panel, the system is ready for deployment—streamlining operations without compromising on safety or quality.