• Emergency underwater inspection and hull repairs to prepare an abandoned ocean-going vessel for offshore towing from one port to another for the U.S. Coast Guard.
• Underwater in lieu of drydocking (UWILD) inspections, propeller polishing and emergency underwater inspections due to grounding of ABS Class cargo vessels for a major international steamship line.
• Currently certified with the following Class societies: ABS, Lloyds, Germanischer Lloyd, NKK, BV and DNV (pending).
• Diving services to perform an underwater foundation inspection of the historic Morris Island Lighthouse, built in 1867, in Charleston, SC for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
• Diving services to inspect (45) bridges covering (9) states as part of a multi-year contract, generating reports utilizing Computer Aided Drafting (AutoCAD).
• Diving services to perform FERC inspections as a subconsultant to a major consulting firm on (7) hydroelectric stations for a major electric utility company in the Southeast United States in water depths to over 100 feet, requiring the use of our company owned recompression chamber, generating reports utilizing Computer Aided Drafting (AutoCAD).
• Diver-directed dredging utilizing our pump systems to remove soils from the interior and the entrance of an intake structure at an industrial facility.
• Contaminated diving services to perform ECCS suction strainer inspection and coating inspection of the torus at a nuclear power plant.
• Contaminated diving services to perform underwater maintenance and repair of fuel handling systems at numerous nuclear power plants.
• ROV/sonar services to survey the interior of a 850' deep shaft at a major electric utility company's hydroelectric plant.
• Diving services as a subcontractor to a major Southeastern construction company to build an intake structure at a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' hydroelectric station.
• Contaminated diving services to penetrate over 200 hundred feet into sewage tunnels up to 135' deep utilizing various pumping systems to excavate sewage and perform repairs to damaged carrier pipes.
• Emergency response diving services to mitigate the pollution hazard and salvage (25) vessels sunk in a fire on the Tennessee River for a major environmental contractor under contract to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
• Continued as the primary diving contractor with the Marine Spill Response Corporation and National Response Corporation networks to provide coverage for facilities and vessels in compliance with the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA 90).

Since 1976 Eason Diving & Marine Contractors, Inc. has remained committed to providing our clients with professional commercial diving and marine related services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Through the safe utilization of our qualified personnel, efficient equipment and expertise we will remain a leader in the diving industry.

Our goal is to continue to provide solutions for our current clients and to utilize all combined resources to meet the challenges of our expanding client base.