Affiliation:
1. Akademia Marynarki Wojennej w Gdyni
Abstract
The paper presents the organization of underwater works performed by pro-fessional divers for ensuring safety of subsea operations. The data collected will allow for the achievement of the main research aim that is to assess the state of safety domestic inventory of equipment for conducting and supporting under-water works
The result of the work is the presentation of a wide range of situation in polish commercial diving. The collected data enabling point out area of special sensitivity to eliminate errors at an early stage of the work with using optimal model. In order to better illustrate the subject matter, the paper has been en-riched with numerous data sets and analysis. The analysis used will make it possible to point out that energy protection has to go hand in hand with the safety standards and proper preparation for the operation of offshore energy resources, which should be taken to heart by all those involved in oil and gas activities, including regulators, politicians, maritime users and managers.
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