Vessel under way photographed from the air

Service 05

Aerial Services

Aerial survey and inspection from fixed wing, helicopter and drone. Offshore survival trained for North Sea work.

Three platforms, not just a drone

Most aerial work advertised today is a drone and nothing else. A drone is the right tool for a construction site or a stockpile; it is the wrong tool for a pipeline route running for miles, or for a platform an hour offshore.

Work is flown from fixed wing, helicopter and drone, chosen for the job rather than the other way round — progress documentation, right-of-way and encroachment survey, route and facility mapping, volumetrics, and pre- and post-construction records.

Offshore survival training means the offshore work is genuinely available, not merely offered.

Typically covers

  • Fixed wing, helicopter and drone platforms
  • Construction progress documentation
  • Right-of-way and encroachment survey
  • Pipeline route and facility mapping
  • Stockpile and volumetric measurement
  • Pre- and post-construction records
  • Offshore platform and vessel work

Selected work

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