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CRMS Bio-Fouling Inspection and Cleaning at Koh Si Chang Anchorage

  • Writer: MaxiDive
    MaxiDive
  • Jul 6
  • 2 min read
Commercial vessel at Koh Si Chang Anchorage during MaxiDive CRMS Bio-Fouling Inspection and Cleaning in Thailand
Commercial vessel at Koh Si Chang Anchorage before MaxiDive CRMS biofouling inspection and cleaning support.

MaxiDive completed CRMS Bio-Fouling Inspection and Cleaning at Koh Si Chang Anchorage, Thailand, providing underwater inspection, selected cleaning support and structured photo/video documentation for vessel biofouling review.


The operation was carried out while the vessel remained afloat, allowing the client to obtain clear underwater records without dry docking. MaxiDive’s commercial diving team documented the vessel’s underwater condition across key hull areas, including the bow, port and starboard hull sections, waterline transects, stern areas, skeg and transom zones.


MaxiDive support boat operating near Koh Si Chang Anchorage during CRMS biofouling inspection
MaxiDive support vessel during offshore coordination for CRMS biofouling inspection and cleaning.

CRMS Bio-Fouling Inspection and Cleaning Scope


The inspection scope focused on identifying and documenting biofouling levels on underwater surfaces and appendages. The team followed a structured hull inspection pattern with vertical and waterline transects to ensure consistent visual records across the vessel.


The documented areas included hull plating, bulbous bow areas, port and starboard waterline zones, stern sections, appendages and other underwater components relevant to biofouling assessment. The inspection also included photo and video documentation to support technical review and client reporting.


Vessel safety notice for divers working during underwater inspection and cleaning operation
 Safety coordination with the vessel’s crew before underwater inspection and cleaning operations.

Underwater Cleaning and Biofouling Documentation


Where required, MaxiDive carried out selected underwater cleaning using hydrophilic tools, hand tools and supporting underwater equipment. The cleaning process was focused on controlled removal of marine growth from selected areas while maintaining careful attention to the vessel’s coating condition.


The operation supported clear visual documentation of inspected areas and helped provide the client with practical information about the underwater condition of the vessel.


Underwater cleaning head used by MaxiDive during CRMS biofouling inspection and cleaning

Commercial Diving Support at Koh Si Chang Anchorage


Koh Si Chang Anchorage is one of the key operational areas where MaxiDive provides commercial diving, underwater inspection, hull cleaning and marine maintenance services. For this project, the team coordinated the work with the vessel’s crew, prepared the required underwater equipment and completed the inspection and cleaning support under controlled site conditions.


Safety coordination was maintained throughout the operation, including vessel-side communication, diver support and worksite control.


Underwater cleaning equipment positioned against vessel hull during controlled biofouling removal

Technical Reporting and Photo/Video Records


MaxiDive provided structured underwater documentation for the inspected areas. The photo and video records support vessel managers, technical departments and marine operators in reviewing the vessel’s biofouling condition and planning further maintenance if required.


This type of inspection is especially important for vessels requiring reliable underwater documentation before port entry, voyage planning, maintenance decisions or biofouling compliance review.


MaxiDive continues to support shipowners, managers and marine operators across Thailand with professional underwater inspection, cleaning, hull maintenance and commercial diving services.


Close-up of underwater hydrophilic tool used for selective hull cleaning during biofouling inspection

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