Global Diving & Salvage: Preserving History Through Ship Husbandry At Global Diving & Salvage, we are committed to more than just our commercial endeavors. We believe in giving back to our maritime community and preserving the rich history that lies beneath the ocean’s surface. We are honored to have provided pro bono ship husbandry services …
This June, Global completed a complex caisson cut-off job in our California region. With a dedicated four-person team, they were tasked with diving over 40′ below the riverbed, where they meticulously burned through a 60-inch caisson, preparing it for removal. To read more about the job, follow this link: Caisson Cut Off (adobe.com).
Long Live the Kings (LLTK) and Global Team Up on an Innovative Fish Passage Project with Hopes to Guide Salmon and Steelhead to Survival in Washington State. Washington’s salmon and steelhead populations have been dwindling over the years due to a large floating bridge in the way of their natural migration path. We are honored …
Global Diving Continues Work on a Major Marine Construction Project in Texas. The intake will supply drinking water to local municipalities. Intakes are typically installed in the deepest part of the lake. Due to the nature of this, the structure needs to be able to withstand intense water pressure and environmental conditions to ensure the …
Global was called in to assist in the restoration of the structural integrity of a Washington marina’s deteriorating pilings. After the initial inspection, Global discovered that the pilings were more deteriorated than expected. Due to this, the first phase of the project was classed as an emergency repair. Because of this, Global was given a …
Our Global Diving team recently completed a major project. The team repaired 330’ of sheet pile and 159 pilings underneath a busy cruise terminal in Washington. The project presented numerous challenges, but our team’s expertise and quality of work ensured a successful outcome. Read more about it by clicking the link below. Cruise Terminal Pier …
Global Diving & Salvage was contracted by IT International Telecom to support fiber cable landings in both the Aleutian Islands and Southeast Alaska. The Aleutian Islands Taking place on July 22 through September 30, the team completed 11 cable landings at 7 different shore locations along the Aleutian Islands. Global’s dive team with the support from the M/V Polar Bear and M/V My Marie, assisted IT Telecom’s cable ships, Integrity and Intrepid, …
Global Diving & Salvage was contracted under J2 Building Consultants, Inc., to perform repairs to 119 pilings at Spinnaker Bay Condos, an over-water complex on Lake Washington. Before Global came onto the scene an inspection was conducted and it was discovered that the pilings supporting Spinnaker Bay Condos were showing signs of deterioration. Global was …
Global Diving & Salvage was originally called in by The United States Coast Guard Sector Puget Sound to defuel the F/V Aleutian Isle, a 58’ steel purse seine fishing vessel from Haro Strait off San Juan Island in Washington. The primary reason for this salvage was to prevent negative environmental impacts due to oil and …
Global was contracted by a local marina when a 49’ offshore sport-fishing vessel had sunk overnight. A plan was made to defuel the vessel and then raise it utilizing lift bags, as a crane barge would be unable to safely access the marina. A dive crew was dispatched to the marina where they began defueling …
