Up until last week, the amazing MPSV / GO America’s (GOA) transom mounted offshore A-Frame had a rating of 11-tons. In preparation for a job that would required the launch and retrieval of a heavier load, the Guice Offshore/Global SubDive (GO/GSD) team set out to increase the GOA’s A-Frame rating to 15-tons, based on the...Read More
Not all service providers are created equal, and this is particularly true in the marine industry. Marine operations require effort, carefully crafted logistics, and dedicated and professional personnel to be properly effected. Just as it is important to take care of your crew, it is equally important to maintain all equipment to ensure the safety...Read More
Not all #submersible operations are created equal, and this is particularly true for Global Sub Dive. Our #Triton submersibles, #NEMO and #NOMAD also known as #Omega and #Kensington don’t just perform deep dives, they do it in accordance with standards and rules developed by the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), a global leader in classification...Read More
After a long week of patiently waiting and strategic logistics, NEMO & NOMAD subs return home to Pompano Beach, FL to prep for their next mission. As stated by our CEO Robert Carmichael “the girls are finally home.” NEMO & NOMAD Subs Offloading at Global Sub Dive’s Headquarters Earlier this year in January of 2019,...Read More
The talented crew of Celeste and Phil were tasked with creating a brand new modern logo to convey Global Sub Dive’s research and exploration focus. With our unique “Surface to Seafloor Exploration” tagline, we think they have done a magnificent job. What do you think?Read More
Not too long ago we brought you the story of Sacha Kalis, aka Bahamas Girl, who came along with us for a few submarine dives, so she too could visit the reefs we have near Fort Lauderdale. Planned dredging in order to deepen and widen the Port Everglades inlet to allow for bigger vessels are...Read More
Submarines present amazing solutions for many purposes not least for science and exploration purposes. Carrying out any type of work, observation or the like under water comes with a number of challenges, many of which are quickly and efficiently removed by the use of Submarines. Using conventional SCUBA diving method an observer would not only...Read More
CNN Joins Us In One of Our Submarines. Reports On Hollywood Sewage Outfall CNN reporter, Boris Sanchez, recently came diving with GlobalSubDive in one of our Triton submarines and we visited the Hollywood Sewage Outfall, so he might see with his own eyes the visceral image of the millions of gallons of effluent that...Read More
In preparation of our upcoming missions we have taken receipt of our new plungers. The plungers, which actually are Sediment Coring Devices and not really plungers, are used to grab samples of the ocean bottom. The manipulator arm on the submarine (see image below) will take one of these plungers out of its holder and...Read More
