HSEQ
Safety Is How We Operate
Health, Safety, Environment and Quality are embedded in every plan, every briefing and every dive — not added afterwards.
Our Commitment
Everyone Goes Home Safe. Every Day.
At Dive Marine, HSEQ is not a department — it is the way we plan, brief and execute every scope of work. Our goal is simple: zero harm to people, zero damage to the environment, and quality delivered right the first time.
Our management system aligns with internationally recognised standards and is applied consistently across every project, from a single-day inspection to a multi-week offshore campaign.
Health
Protecting the health and wellbeing of our workforce.
Safety
Maintaining disciplined procedures and safe working practices.
Environment
Minimising environmental impact across our operations.
Quality
Delivering services according to approved procedures and client requirements.
Our Management System
How Safety Is Delivered in Practice
Eight practical disciplines applied on every project — from single-day inspections to sustained offshore campaigns.
Risk Assessment & Job Planning
Every task is risk-assessed and planned before work begins, with method statements and dive plans approved in advance.
Toolbox Talks & Briefings
Daily toolbox talks keep hazards, controls and responsibilities clear for every member of the team.
Permit-to-Work Compliance
Diving, confined space and hot work are controlled under strict permit systems with client alignment.
Competent, Trained Personnel
Divers, supervisors and technicians hold recognised certifications and undergo continuous training.
Equipment Integrity
Diving and support equipment is inspected, tested and maintained to documented schedules.
Emergency Preparedness
Emergency response plans are rehearsed, with standby provisions in place for every diving operation.
Environmental Protection
Waste, discharges and environmental risks are controlled according to approved procedures.
Continuous Improvement
Incidents, observations and audits feed back into our system so every project makes us better.
Safety Culture
A Culture Where Anyone Can Stop the Job
Every member of a Dive Marine crew — from the newest tender to the project manager — has the authority and the obligation to stop work if conditions become unsafe. Stop-work authority is respected without question and without consequence.
This culture is reinforced through daily briefings, open reporting of near-misses and observations, and visible leadership commitment on every site.