Inspectahire team were tasked with carrying out a subsea water pipe survey at Flotta, in Orkney. The aim of the inspection was to determine the condition of the two pipes which ran from the eastern shore to the west. The brief of the job stated the two pipes were 6m apart, however after carrying out the inspection it was determined they were actually around 60-70m apart.
Inspectahire was contracted by The Royal Mint in Wales for the ongoing project to clean and carry out RVI Inspection of the Seco Warwick Retort.
Using different technologies and techniques, including video probes and Non-Destructive Testing, we surveyed every part of a wind turbine: from the concrete base on which it stands, to the very tip of its blades and all the mechanics in between.
The hydro power station at Garlogie – was recently the subject of a feasibility study, Inspectahire was approached by Aberdeenshire Council to inspect and identify the condition of the asset for the potential for reinstating the station to generate electricity..
Marine inspection for subsea crossings between Outer Hebrides and West Cost Scotland for Scottish Water. Utilising a variety of techniques and equipment from Sonar, ROV, Subsea Cameras and qualified Divers.
Routine Sea water tank inspections for Shell’s Brent Charlie Platform located in the North Sea provides engineers with a clear understanding of the current condition of important operational components.
Restricted rope access access and remotely operated Ultrasonic Crawler from the ground used to carry out in-servce tank inspection in Qatar.
The World’s Largest Single skin LPG tanks are located at the Sullom Voe Terminal in the Shetland Island’s. Each tank has a 22 000 tonnes capacity.They are 48m in diameter and erected in the 1970’s.
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