Commercial
If it's on, in, or under the water, we have the experience and the equipment for the job.
Services
We Offer:
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ROV (Remote Operated Vehicle) Services
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Side Scan Sonar Services
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Marine Magnetometer Services
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Coastal and Offshore Marine Investigations including Search and Survey of UXO sites
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Search and Survey of Lost Aircraft, Commercial Fishing and Recreational Vessels
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Marine Archaeology Support Services
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Coastal and Offshore Underwater Fisheries Habitat Surveys
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Coastal and Offshore Underwater Environmental Site Surveys
We employ Retired Military and RCMP members as our Equipment Operators, Technicians and Instructors and offer private or group Courses, Training and Certification on any type of ROV (Remote Operated Vehicle), Side Scan Sonar System or Marine Magnetometer.
Equipment
Equipped with an Auxiliary Rear Camera, Auxiliary Lights, an Imagenex 852 Sonar, a Tritech USBL-GPS Tracking system, Dual function Gripper Arm or Sediment Sampler Grab. 300 Meter / 1000 Ft depth capability.
With EdgeTech SSS Integration Cable. The Oceanographic, Offshore Oil and Gas industry standard with its unmatched absolute accuracy and rugged design.
Provides an excellent combination of long-range search capability and high-resolution images. Our system is equipped with an integrated SEASPY 2 Magnetometer interface allowing for combined sonar magnetometer survey capability.
18ft Zodiac RIB
With a 90 HP Yamaha and electronics (VHF Radio, Chartplotter, Depth Sounder and Sonar) on a trailer. Can carry 6 passengers and gear comfortably. It makes for an excellent dive or safety boat, camera or lighting boat or as a high-speed crew / cargo shuttle.
Clients / Projects
IT Telecom
Managed the successful survey, identification, and recording of Teleglobe communications cable breakage at 1,000 ft. depth in the Cabot Strait off the south coast of Newfoundland.
RCMP
Searched for and located a lost private plane off Sydney, Nova Scotia.
On August 6, 2010, an eight-seat Cessna 414 disappeared while attempting to touch down in heavy rain and thick fog at Sydney Airport. The RCMP contracted Terry’s company, Wreck Hunter Inc., to search for and locate the lost airplane. Operating from the RCMP Coastal Patrol Vessel Preventer, Wreck Hunter deployed their side scan sonar system and searched a five kilometre square area before locating the Cessna 414 airplane in 55 metres of water, 11 kilometres off Glace Bay, Nova Scotia. Despite strong currents of 2 knots, underwater video survey and recovery operations were successfully completed using their ROV system.
In 2015, Terry was contracted to provide side scan sonar operator training to members of the Nova Scotia RCMP Underwater Recovery Team in Halifax.
