Gr8Dane Marine Services

06/02/2026

Feeling like first class, we made it to the door of fame (aka the head) ! 😜

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05/31/2026

A picture from today’s job. There were a lot of these Cat Fish (Wolf Eel) around, I’ve never seen so many in one place before.

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05/27/2026

Isn’t that the truth….

05/25/2026

05/25/2026

Comprehensive pre-job inspections are conducted to verify that all ROV equipment is fully operational prior to mobilization from our facility. Preparation is a key part of success

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05/12/2026

A change in plans gave us the chance to dial in a new piece of equipment.
We’ve often had to attach lifting lines to submerged oversized chain links or concrete block staples, which works fine — but having the option to simply clip on a large carabiner is a much cleaner setup. This one has a 2.25” mouth opening, a swl of 6300lbs and is light enough for our manipulator to grip tightly.
Slick attachment means faster, more reliable recoveries.

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05/08/2026

Surface support meets subsea precision.

Today’s setup: commercial diving gear, umbilicals, and the MarineNav Oceanus Pro ready for another day on the water. Combining ROV technology with hands-on inspection capability helps us deliver safer, more efficient underwater operations in challenging marine environments.

From infrastructure inspections to detailed subsea assessments, having the right tools on deck makes all the difference. 🌊⚓

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05/07/2026

ROV operations underway off the coast of Nova Scotia. 🌊

Today’s deployment focused on efficient underwater inspection work, from launch prep to live subsea data collection, every mission depends on reliability, teamwork, and the right tools on deck.

The ocean doesn’t always cooperate — but that’s where experience makes the difference.

04/28/2026

Yes, that’s snow on the hills 🥶
A day of “wet testing”, ensuring the equipment performance.

Stay warm and know what’s below.

04/27/2026

Loaded up and ready for the next job.

ROV gear prepped, cables organized, and systems protected—this is what it takes to keep underwater inspections efficient and reliable in tough Atlantic conditions. From tight access points to low-visibility environments, having the right equipment (and keeping it dialed in) makes all the difference.

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