Engineers Australia, the country’s national body for engineering, is organising a site visit to an Oceaneering subsea engineering facility that will explore asset integrity management and other key industry issues.

Operating from its Jandakot facility in Western Australia, Oceaneering develops and delivers innovative technologies that support the inspection, maintenance, repair and integrity management of critical subsea infrastructure for the offshore energy industry.

“Explore the future of subsea engineering and offshore technology with Oceaneering,” an Engineers Australia statement noted.

The visit is scheduled to take place on 23 September 2026.

The statement highlighted the “exclusive industrial visit” to Oceaneering Australia, “a global leader in subsea engineering, remotely operated vehicle (ROV) technology, asset integrity management and offshore engineering solutions.”

Hosted by the Engineers Australia Mechanical College, the visit will offer a glimpse into the engineering challenges associated with operating and maintaining subsea assets in some of the world's most demanding environments.

The statement added that participants will develop an understanding of the complexity of subsea pipeline inspection and repair activities, including the influence of deepwater conditions, corrosion, accessibility, operational risks and stringent safety requirements.

“The visit will also provide valuable exposure to the role of remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and other advanced submersible technologies used for subsea inspection, intervention, and repair, highlighting how these systems enable engineers to safely perform complex offshore operations that would otherwise be impossible for human divers.”