Occupational Diving

Occupational diving refers to professional diving activities performed for work purposes, often involving underwater tasks such as construction, maintenance, inspection, or research. Divers use specialized equipment, including diving suits and breathing apparatus, to safely operate underwater. This type of diving requires rigorous training and adherence to safety protocols due to the risks associated with deep water, pressure changes, and potential hazards. Occupational divers may work in various settings, including oil rigs, underwater pipelines, or archaeological sites, and they play a crucial role in industries that require underwater operations.