Fully integrated solutions that exceed your surface and subsea survey requirements
Oceaneering provides a wide range of surveying and mapping services for the land and offshore oil and gas industry, the telecommunications industry and government organizations.
Our survey teams provide precise and repeatable positioning services for drilling rigs, pipeline lay barges, and derrick barges during the placement of structures, templates and platforms.
Our Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) Surveys provide high-resolution geo-hazard surveys, inspection surveys, archaeological assessments, government and academic surveys up to 4500m water depths.
From your pipeline’s Front End Engineering and Development (FEED) through its decommissioning, Oceaneering delivers timely and relevant AUV survey data for well-informed decision making.
The Land Survey Division specializes in cadastral surveys, boundary surveys, topographic surveys, hydrographic surveys, and horizontal and vertical control surveys, etc.
The Geoscience Services Division specializes in geohazard assessments, marine archaeological assessments and integrated geotechnical / geophysical studies.
Our integrated service approach offers clients a wide variety of shallow water hazard survey and geophysical mapping options to address all your survey requirements.
Our Houston based geotechnical soil testing facility offers a full complement of geotechnical laboratory testing services ranging from basic index tests to advanced static and dynamic tests.
Oceaneering provides survey services for government organizations such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the US Army Corps of Engineers, etc.
Our Geospatial Data Management Group utilizes “CCGIS Map™ Professional” to store, validate and retrieve data for rapid responses to your ongoing operations or emergency situations.
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