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November/December 2011 Repair & Demolition ater W + The Official Publication of the Association Diving Contractors International nder Th e Guardian A Look at New Mask Technology Immediate Openings For: Life Support Supervisors, Life Support Technicians, Saturation Supervisors, Saturation Divers with minimum of 4 years of Saturation Diving experience 544651_KIRBY.indd 1 8/2/11 4:12:19 PM 541623_Cal.indd 1 7/18/11 11:03:28 AM 536771_VideoRay.indd 1 6/27/11 8:51:13 PM “Our Effort Makes the Difference” 546004_Shark.indd 1 8/20/11 2:42:02 AM 545073_Morgan.indd 1 9/22/11 2:43:43 PM Now Renting WACHS Diamond Wire Saws Certifed LARS Systems Caviblaster Units LRAD (Long Range Acoustic Device) Morgan City, LA 985.384.2004 Golden Meadow, LA Broussard, LA 985.475.5777 337.524.1000 “Our Effort Makes the Difference” Experience the Difference Offshore Rental Call Today! 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Subscribe to UnderWater magazine at www.underwatermagazine.com. ADCI Online Buyers’ Guide When looking for trusted suppliers and services, our members turn to newGear the official Association of Diving Contractors International Online Buyers’ Guide. Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, the newly redesigned Online Buyers’ Guide allows members to find the products and services 38 they need quickly and easily. Visit our Online Buyers’ Guide today at adci.officialbuyersguide.net. www.adc-int.org ■ www.underwatermagazine.com UnderWater 7 475686_Denso.indd 1 7/21/10 4:46:12 PM ADCI BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Jack Vilas Bill Crowley Jack Vilas Associates Cal Dive International Associate Member, BOD General Member, BOD Connie Morgan 1st Vice President Kirby Morgan Dive Systems Mike Willis International Global Industries, Ltd. Associate Member, BOD General Member, BOD Gary Maines 2nd Vice President Broco, Inc. Craig Fortenbery Associate Member, BOD Mainstream Commercial Divers General Member, BOD Bruce Trader Madcon Corporation General Member, BOD Treasurer Robbie Minstretta Divers Supply, Inc. Bryan Nicholls Associate Member, BOD Neptune Underwater Executive Committee Services (USA), LLC General Member, BOD Mike Brown Epic Divers and Marine William Castle General Member, BOD W.J. Castle, P.E. and Gulf Coast Chapter Chairman Associates PC Executive Committee General Member, BOD East Coast Chapter Chairman ™ Claudio Castro STs Chilean Chapter Douglas Truxillo, Esq. Chairman Onebane, Bernard, et al Executive Committee Legal Advisor Executive Director Tom Ulrich Phil Newsum American Marine Executive Committee Western Chapter Chairman International Representative Luis Giampietri Ramos Jay Crofton Lufesa Divers S.C.R.L. Crofton Diving Corp. Latin American and Caribbean General Member, BOD Chapter Chairman Tim Beaver Rich Riley Global Diving & Salvage Marion Hill Associates, Inc. General Member, BOD Midwest Chapter Chairman David Reser Randy Davis Infrastructure Engineers, Inc. Borneo Subsea, Malaysia General Member, BOD Asia-Pacific Chapter 8 UnderWater 537591_Moog.indd 1 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2011 6/27/11 11:30:13 AM nderWater THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ASSOCIATION OF DIVING CONTRACTORS INTERNATIONAL November • December 2011 Volume XXIV, Number VI Published for ASSOCIATION OF DIVING CONTRACTORS INTERNATIONAL 5206 FM 1960 W. Suite 202 Houston, TX 77069 281-893-8388, Fax 281-893-5118 www.adc-int.org Published by Naylor, LLC 5950 NW 1st Place, Gainesville, FL 32607 800-369-6220, Fax: 352-331-3525 www.naylor.com Publisher: Kathleen Gardner Executive Editorial Committee: Bill Crowley, [email protected] Phil Newsum, [email protected] Rebecca Roberts, [email protected] Managing Editor: Sean Garrity [email protected] Director of National Accounts: Melissa Zawada Advertising Sales Director: Jamie Williams Marketing Associate: Rebecca Wentworth Account Representatives: Jeff Bunkin, Krys D’Antonio, Shaun Greyling, Shane Holt, Chris Zabel 900 kHz HDS image Layout and Design: Irene Pohoreçka of the UnderWater magazine (USPS 010-562) (ISSN 10726098) is published bi-monthly by Naylor, LLC, 5950 NW 1st Place, Gainesville, FL 32607, on behalf Oconee River, of the Association of Diving Contractors International, Inc, 5206 FM 1960 W, Suite 202, Houston, TX 77069. Periodical Postage paid at Gainesville, FL and at Montgomery County, additional mailing offi ces. Postmaster: Send address changes to UnderWater magazine, c/o Naylor, LLC Georgia 5950 NW 1st Place, Gainesville, FL 32607. © 2011 Naylor, LLC. All rights reserved. The contents of this publication may not be reproduced by any means, in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of the publisher. Marine Sonic Technology, Ltd. Published October 2011 White Marsh, Virginia ADC-S0611/5316 www.marinesonic.com www.underwatermagazine.com 804-693-9602 ■ UnderWater 9 478385_Marine.indd www.adc-int.org 1 www.underwatermagazine.com 5/12/10 8:52:35 PM 6OEFSXBUFS8FU.BUFBCMF&MFDUSJDBM$POOFDUPST t SubConn®6OEFSXBUFS&UIFSOFU$BCMF t 1PXFS$POOFDUPSTVQUP"1JO t UP1JO$POmHVSBUJPOT t $POOFDUPS#PEJFT"WBJMBCMFJO#SBTT 5J 44 "OPEJTFE"MVNJOJVNPS1&&, 5FM tXXXTVCDPOODPNt*OUFSOBUJPOBM tXXXNBDBSUOFZDPN 547095_MacArtney.indd 1 8/23/11 4:26:05 PM 10 UnderWater 536964_Lexmar.indd 1NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2011 6/27/11 12:51:33 PM A MESSAGE FROM THE ADCI PRESIDENT ■ BILL CROWLEY REMEMBER THE JOKE about how one gets to Carnegie Hall? Practice, practice, practice. How do you become an experienced senior diver? You guessed it. This is the “Repair and Demolition Issue” a very important facet of what we do in this industry. As a matter of fact, the skills used in repair and demolition projects are among our most basic, including rigging, burning and use of other underwater tools. Theoretically, all commercial divers have been trained in the techniques and tools utilized in repair and demolition, but like all skills everything takes practice and discipline in order to be good at it. All the inspection and reporting skills you have read about or have been taught are required, including use of UW video inspection, UW photography, rulers, incline measure- ments, depth indicators, NDT gear and fabrication skills. I do not want to forget to mention underwater burning and welding and hydraulic and pneumatic tools and skills. With each skill set comes terminology specific to a project. Make sure you are describing what you see with proper terminology before you enter the water. I have been on projects where the inexperienced diver refers to the bilge keel as the rail line on the side of the ship…Excuse me, where are you and what are you looking at? I remember once when a diver was asked to describe the condition of an underwater tunnel structural brick work. The diver paused and stated he saw bricks, “lots of @#$%$#@& bricks!” When prompted to describe the grout between the bricks, he responded with, “Yep, lots of grout.” Then the questions began. I will always remember the look of the supervisor and the client’s engineer just before we were instructed to bring the diver back to the surface. To be an exceptional diver requires dedication and the willingness to do your best at all times; this includes being safe and being informed. Yes, safety always plays a big part of one’s behavior on the dive-site; with safety comes familiarization on what you are tasked to do and how to best describe what you see in order to meet the requirements of the job. If you are diving on a dam, a ship, a pipeline, a platform or a pier, learn the proper terminology of what you are working on. Clear communication between the diver and the surface can make the project run a great deal smoother. In September, the industry lost another great member, I am sorry to report the passing of a friend and one of my mentors, Dr.
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