Oceaneering creates industry-leading engineered solutions through our technical and mechanical project management and rapid product development. With over 40 years’ experience, our in-house design and engineering teams are experts in solving industry challenges.
Our extensive subsea operation knowledge and building blocks give us a unique understanding of customer needs within the subsea space.
Our in-house product development provides support from concept through to finished qualified manufactured product. Oceaneering delivers quality and timely products with the goal of exceeding customer expectations.
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We offer fully integrated project management and engineering solutions for all kinds of subsea repair projects:
One-Stop-Shop
Oceaneering provides custom solutions with local, in-house engineering, precision machining, and manufacturing facilities. A team of specialist tooling technicians and facilities delivers full scale, in-house site integration testing (SIT) and factory acceptance testing (FAT) capabilities.

Engineering
250+ engineers to fully handle design, structural analysis, interfaces and system integration for any subsea application.

Fabrication
Six Sigma-level workshop with in-house machining capabilities and highly skilled technicians.

Testing
State-of-the-art testing facilities for both subsea and topside equipment.

Service and Maintenance
Service, maintenance, repair and product storage for all subsea equipment types.
Project Overview
Based on a unique customer requirement, Oceaneering developed an ROV-installable subsea ultrasonic flowmeter used to determine gas injection flow rate to an individual well offshore Australia. This tool was designed to optimize injection of a sealant into the wellbore by measuring flow rate in a 3 inch gas lift jumper coated in three-layer polypropylene (3LPP).
Solution
An Oceaneering team based at the Jandakot, Australia site worked with a team of local experts to successfully marinize an ultrasonic flowmeter and make it ROV-installable. For this to be possible, the flowmeter had to be fitted with a safe and reliable attachment mechanism.
Read the full case study here.
Problem
Linear XT valves fixed in an open position and suspected hydrate formation inside the compensation system.
Challenges
The compensation system did not easily provide an ROV intervention point to access and allow pulling down the hydrates.
Solution
A ¾” Swagelok Cap was identified in a fitting stack above the Sea Chest. Bespoke ROV tooling was developed to enable the removal of the Swagelok cap and the installation of a collapse-resistant hose onto the fitting with a hot stab, thereby creating an Intervention point for hydrate remediation.
Creating Bespoke Solutions for Subsea Valve Repair
October 15, 2020
Complex challenges call for creative solutions. A client approached Oceaneering to repair failed valves on a subsea manifold. In this webinar, we will demonstrate how Oceaneering collaborated globally, from design through operations, to create an innovative solution for this unique challenge.

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