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MaxiDive completed a CCTV NZ biofoul inspection at Koh Si Chang Anchorage, documenting the underwater condition of hull areas, draft marks, bulbous bow zones, and propeller-related sections to support vessel biofouling compliance review.

MaxiDive completed a CCTV-based in-water survey at Sriracha Harbour, documenting the underwater condition of hull plating, appendages, sea chest gratings, propeller assemblies, rope guard, rudder system, anodes, plugs, and underwater fittings for class-related technical review.

Biofouling control is more than hull maintenance — it is operational protection. Marine growth on the hull, propeller, sea chest gratings, and underwater appendages can increase drag, reduce vessel efficiency, restrict water flow, and create unnecessary operational risk. MaxiDive supports shipowners and vessel managers across Thailand with professional underwater cleaning and inspection services. With 2,111 completed projects, 964 clients, 21 locations, and 5 diving units

MaxiDive visited Dubai for a technical meeting and equipment review with HullWiper, a company specializing in ROV-based hull cleaning technology. The visit supports MaxiDive’s ongoing evaluation of advanced underwater cleaning solutions for future commercial diving and vessel maintenance operations in Thailand.

MaxiDive completed an underwater tail shaft wear down measurement project at Koh Si Chang, recording top and bottom rope guard measurement values using poker gauge equipment and CCTV documentation for technical review.

MaxiDive completed an underwater ESC fire pump cleaning operation at Koh Si Chang Anchorage, removing hard marine growth blockage from the starboard-side grating and cleaning the grating interior and exterior by hand tools.

MaxiDive completed an underwater rudder clearance measurement project at Laem Chabang Port, documenting port and starboard clearance readings around the rudder system to support technical and class-related review.

MaxiDive completed a full hull cleaning and propeller polishing operation at Koh Si Chang Anchorage, removing heavy marine growth from the hull, sea chest gratings, appendages, bilge keels, and propeller assembly. The propeller was polished from Rupert Scale “E” to Rupert Scale “A”.

MaxiDive completed an offline hull inspection at Koh Si Chang Anchorage, documenting the underwater condition of hull plating, appendages, propeller assemblies, rudder system, anodes, gratings, transducer, and underwater openings for technical review.

MaxiDive completed an underwater photo inspection at Laem Chabang Port, Thailand, documenting hull plating condition, marine growth, appendages, bow thruster gratings, propeller assemblies, rope guard, stern tube seal, rudder condition, and anode status for technical review.

MaxiDive completed a propeller polishing operation at Koh Si Chang Anchorage for a container vessel, using professional underwater equipment to restore the propeller blade surface and support vessel efficiency without dry docking.

MaxiDive completed an underwater oil stain inspection in Thailand at Koh Si Chang Anchorage, confirming the condition of the vessel’s bulbous bow, vertical sides, and rudder area. The inspection verified that no oil stain remained below the waterline and that only minor superficial marks were observed above the waterline.

MaxiDive completed a scrubber inspection Thailand project at Laem Chabang Port, including underwater inspection of the scrubber overboard discharge, hull condition assessment, and propeller polishing support while the vessel remained afloat.

MaxiDive completed an underwater plugging Thailand project at Koh Si Chang Anchorage. The operation supported discharge valve replacement by locating and temporarily plugging multiple overboard discharges while the vessel remained afloat.

MaxiDive completed a rudder clearance measurement Thailand project at Laem Chabang Port. Divers performed CCTV-recorded underwater clearance measurements at six marked positions between the rudder upper and lower plates using vessel-provided steel measurement tools.