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Looks like super fascinating work. Thanks for showing every this very important job.

More checklists than a fleet of Boeings. Love it !

not a job for the weak

I think its so cool that the pressure in the diving bell keeps the water out while they're underwater. I know its basic physics but still cool to see.

Kirby Morgan was there

I can just picture opening the bell at work depth and seeing a massive great white or giant squid cruising by 😂

Que de très bons souvenirs…. Dommage qu’il y a toujours une fin 🥹

Yee you can count me out!

Its a Chipmunk Christmas!

Very cool videos you have, on your channel. Wish you had subtitles though lol.

Love the silver helmet

A job for unsung heros

lovely fucking existence lol

Not Fat People Working Doing This LMFAO. My big ass would not fit in such a small space! Wonder ave They ever had someone freakout in there due to it being such a confined space?

Look out for delta P dude!!!

minion suits are needed

I thought sat diving was done in waters of 100m+ depth

ever since learning about the Byford Dolphin accident, this is so scary to me

Very happy to see you ❤ I am also a SAT DIVER dive up to 233 mtrs of depth🎉🎉

What a great look into an amazing industry. You guys deserve every dollar you make (and I hope it’s good). Viz is brilliant for the depth but that must be the exception.

Cool work

I was there, Brown & Root. M barge series.

Great insight 👍🏾

Hello Charles... Can we have permission to take screenshots of your video for training purposes?

Astronautas de las profundidades. Bravo.

Hi

Does someone wanna explain to me, why Astronauts dont use a similar air/gas delivery system? Seems like it would be very beneficial to have a good tether/air delivery system in space ha.

Man those waters are beautiful. Perfectly clear. Anyone know what part of world they're in? Some of those divers, dive really nasty looking green water that you can barely see in.

Unique work place in a cramped space. Best wishes for you all. Thank you for all the things you do.

Che mese di mer.. però. Spero vi paghino li milioni

I do my first commercial Dive with Alessandro , in 2004 and my first sat in Angola with Fabrizio in 2008 I can't believe they still going in Sat and how small world , the fact you work with them so funny, I live in the USA and I work for Oceaneering now I left Europe & European companies in 2011 never worked again with CNS they give hard time to pay divers..

Classic sat team... One guy that's always cracking jokes, singing and probably screwing with his mates the whole time, the young, serious guy (Gucci diver :). and the quiet but totally solid guy😁

I'm sorry, I'd have a hard time not laughing the whole time I'm on the job.

What sort of money would you make a year for this.

Hi. Mind well, hellium its a gas who come from uranium depisits. Check this out with Google. Grazie ragazzi.

My dad worked for McDermott in the late 80 as a saturation equipment foreman. He took care of all the equipment the divers used.

Can someone please explain the helium aspect of this video ? Are they constantly breathing helium ?

How does the gas mix work? Do you slowly add more O2 until about 20% or do you have a preset deco mix? Also, isn't heliox replaced with air before the chamber is unsealed, since He is expensive they sure want to retrive it

dude this is my dream job im on my way to getting in i just need my hours for the course

Just when you think that spacewalks are dangerous...

Oh hell no

Si respira una miscela di ossigeno ed Elio, il nitrox? Per quello ha la voce stridula?

Are those checks randomized? Do they ask you those questions in different orders every time, so you don’t develop a habit?

The true Cowboys of the Sea. Commercial Divers Aquanauts Rock on!

What's it like to boil water in there? I heard the higher the pressure the higher the boiling point, also can you melt dry ice in there? (If the pressure is higher than 5 atm)

Watching this I feel the term "diver" needs to be changed to "aquanaut" :D

The guy singing in helium voice was pretty amusing. It was really hard to understand them, even to what language is was (Italian?). So if youre a sat diver and used to hearing helium voice for so long, when you finally enter normal atmosphere and gas, do normal voices sound really weird for a little bit?

Is it just me or does the water at the hatch look weird and soupy? Pressure is wild!

How do saturation divers get waken up? Do u guys set ur own alarms?

there voices off that helium haha