Underwater 3D Inspection Solution Clinches Contracts for Cortez Subsea
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03 March 2020
Subsea technology and services company, Cortez Subsea, enjoys success in the global inspection market thanks to its 3D technology.
In the last 12 months, the company has penned myriad contracts in the sector with the accumulative value of more than £1.5million.
The work offshore Malaysia has been conducted with the MCS Photo Realistic 3D Cloud (PRC), a cutting-edge subsea camera and software system which scans structures and pipeline sections to create a 3D cloud of millions of points presenting an as built of any scanned object.
General Manager of Cortez Subsea in Malaysia, Murray Ross, is leading on the projects. He said: "The PRC provides a quicker, safer and extremely accurate ROV deployed subsea measurement solution. In fact, it measures with plus or minus one millimetre accuracy.
"Coupled with our other technologies, it can provide us with a competitive edge and allows our clients to be confident they are promoting operational excellence by utilising advanced inspection techniques.
In support of project wins in 2019 Cortez, which currently employs 50 people globally, will continue to recruit for its worldwide team.
Managing Director of Cortez Subsea, Alasdair Cowie, said: "We consult our ‘technology toolbox’ to ensure we are bucking the trend in an industry still adjusting to the lower oil price and to ensure we increase our focus on efficiencies to meet our customer’s needs.
