ASI Group Ltd.

STONEY CREEK, Ontario CANADA

Commercial diving operations are a fundamental element in support of underwater infrastructure. This includes construction, maintenance and refurbishment of underwater infrastructure as well as inspections and assessments. Industries that rely on underwater assets look to commercial divers to provide visual and tactile information of assets below the waterline. These industries include power generation, oil and gas, municipalities, and manufacturing.

To be a successful commercial diver means to be a jack-of-all trades, possess problem-solving capabilities, and adhere to a strict safety culture. They follow the most up-to-date standards and regulations for commercial diving, ensuring safety is first in mind. A commercial dive teams’ responsibility ranges from preparing health & safety plans, conducting risk assessment and mitigation strategies, to safely completing underwater works.

ASI dive crews are supported by our surveying division and have access to remotely operated vehicles (ROV). For inspection and assessment projects, ASI promotes the use of technology to enhance project efficiency. ROV’s can conduct components of inspections where environmental factors could impose risk, or limitations to a diver.

ASI is committed to providing our clients with a multitude of in-house services with professionally trained and experienced divers and crews, in the safest way possible. Personnel are commercially certified in accordance with the accredited Diver Certification Board of Canada (DCBC), and in accordance with all relevant provincial and federal regulations and requirements.

ASI Commercial Diving Services include, but are not limited to:

-Construction
-Inspection, maintenance and repair
-Nuclear diving
-Ship Husbandry
-Hyperbaric Intervention for tunneling construction
-Deep (Air diving) Surface Decompression

As every project and client need is different, ASI commercial divers require a unique and diverse skill set. ASI commercial divers provide underwater welding and burning, nuclear diving and installation of traveling screens, heavy construction and inspection and repair services. ASI’s in-house training facility and programs ensure that divers are well-prepared to successfully complete projects in the safest and most efficient manner.

Offices in Stoney Creek, Ontario and Port Coquitlam, BC