TSC Subsea is specialised in advanced subsea inspection methods for challenges where conventional NDT can’t work. With remotely deployable inspection tools we go where divers can’t operate, in hazardous environments, and in restricted locations to inspect welds, pipelines and offshore structures.
Subsea Structures
Splash Zone
Vessels and FPSOs
Flexible Risers
Grouting
Pipelines
Consistently and accurately solving challenges
TSC Subsea provides diverless underwater scanners and crawlers that can deploy ACFM®, ART and PEC probes to the work face. Based on those state-of-the-art ACFM®, ART and PEC platforms, TSC Subsea offers:
Cost-effectively monitor assets and infrastructure
TSC Subsea’s remote inspection technology enables our clients to cost-effectively monitor their assets and infrastructure. Using high-quality data packaged within field-proven delivery systems allows our clients to manage operations based on the most reliable and repeatable inspection results, minimising unscheduled stoppages, incidents, and leaks to the environment. Our exclusive access to ROV-deployed ACFM®, ART and PEC systems coupled with the NodeScanner™ or MagCrawler™, along with the ARTEMIS™ system are why TSC Subsea has the solutions you need.
Exclusive Technologies
The ONLY provider of ROV deployed advance subsea inspection with ACFM and ART
Latest News
TSC Subsea establishes landmark partnership with Smart Ocean Centre for Research-based innovation
The centre was awarded SFI status in June 2020 and has started operations in December. It’s set to run for eight years and reevaluated after five years. It consists of a consortium of approximately 20 partners; six R&D organisations, 14 companies within...
TSC Subsea establishes landmark partnership with Smart Ocean Centre for Research-based innovation
The centre was awarded SFI status in June 2020 and has started operations in December. It’s set to run for eight years and reevaluated after five years. It consists of a consortium of approximately 20 partners; six R&D organisations, 14 companies within...
TSC Subsea Welcomes Paul Chittenden
Paul Chittenden has been involved in the oil and gas industry since he learned to walk – walking through machine shops, driving fork lifts, and pretending to be a slickline operator with his dad. After graduating from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette,...
TSC Subsea Expanding to Provide ART for Subsea Inspections
TSC Subsea, a company based in Milton Keyes, UK, which specialises in solving the most challenging and remotely deployed subsea NDT inspections anywhere in the world, has acquired a new profile through the recent acquisition of Eddyfi/NDT of Halfwave....
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Measures Update
We are continuing to track the rapidly evolving situation and government advice, while evaluating our existing controls to identify what further actions are required. Given the fluid nature of the challenge our sector is facing, we are holding internal crisis...
Case Studies
ARTEMIS® – a subsea external pipeline and riser inspection system
Situation 10” WI ”Unpiggable” Flowline5 areas selected for inspection of corrosion/ erosion rate since previous inspection4 mm Polyethylene and FBE coatingPartially buried Onshore Blind Testing All 7 defects found with high degree of accuracy Results All defects found...
ARTEMIS® – a subsea external pipeline and riser inspection system
Situation 10” WI ”Unpiggable” Flowline5 areas selected for inspection of corrosion/ erosion rate since previous inspection4 mm Polyethylene and FBE coatingPartially buried Onshore Blind Testing All 7 defects found with high degree of accuracy Results All defects found...
High-resolution integrity inspection of a 24-year-old water injection pipeline
Challenge A major North Sea operator required accurate, high-resolution wall-thickness data to determine the integrity of a 24-year-old water injection pipeline. The measurements would enable the operator to assess corrosion growth to inform a risk-based inspection...
High-resolution integrity inspection of a 24-year-old water injection pipeline
Challenge A major North Sea operator required accurate, high-resolution wall-thickness data to determine the integrity of a 24-year-old water injection pipeline. The measurements would enable the operator to assess corrosion growth to inform a risk-based inspection...
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