10/16/2026
Risers are some of the most critical and hardest to reach assets on an offshore installation. Inspections need to cover everything from the splash zone down to the seabed, often in strong currents and wave action that make it difficult to hold position long enough to collect useful data.
Deep Trekker ROVs are built for exactly that environment. Vectored thrust and a stable frame let the PIVOT hold steady against the riser through the wave area and in currents that push smaller vehicles off station. Integrated tooling such as UT thickness gauges, CP probes, and grabbers means teams can assess corrosion, coating condition, marine growth, and clamp integrity in a single deployment.
Because the systems are portable and launch by hand from a platform or vessel of opportunity, inspection teams can mobilize quickly without waiting on a large support vessel or a heavy launch and recovery system. That means more frequent inspections, earlier detection of integrity issues, and less time with an asset in question.
Learn more about how the PIVOT is supporting riser inspections in the comments.