Commercial Diving Technical Guides
Practical, Egypt-anchored guides from Almancy's diving team
In-depth technical guides on underwater inspection, welding, salvage, and diver certification — written by Almancy's team for owners and operators in Egypt, the Suez Canal, and the Red Sea.
Technical GuideIn-Water Survey in Lieu of Drydocking: Class Requirements Explained
What an in-water survey covers, when classification societies accept it in lieu of drydocking, how often hulls must be examined, and how Almancy delivers a class-compliant IWS in Egypt and the Suez Canal.
Technical GuideUnderwater NDT Inspection Methods: A Practical Guide
A practical guide to underwater non-destructive testing methods, from GVI and CVI to ultrasonic thickness gauging, cathodic protection and marine growth surveys, and choosing between divers and ROV.
Technical GuideCommercial Diver Certification in Egypt: IMCA, ADCI & What to Look For
A plain-English guide to commercial diver certification in Egypt, how IMCA membership and ADCI certification differ, and what credentials a serious diving contractor should hold.
Technical GuideWet Welding vs Hyperbaric Welding: Underwater Welding Methods Explained
How underwater welding works, the difference between wet and dry hyperbaric welding, what the AWS D3.6 code means, and how to choose the right method for your repair.
Technical GuideMarine Salvage Methods Explained: Refloating, Wreck Removal & Regulations
A clear guide to marine salvage methods, how a sunken ship is refloated, the difference between salvage and wreck removal, and the regulations that govern recovery.
Technical GuideHow to Choose a Commercial Diving Contractor: A Buyer's Checklist
A buyer's guide to vetting a commercial diving contractor on certifications, safety record, owned versus subcontracted equipment, and verifiable experience before you hire.
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