Bathyal

Bathyal is the complete operations platform for a commercial saturation-diving and subsea inspection contractor — a North Sea dive support vessel running a twin-bell saturation system, an air-diving spread and two work-class ROVs against offshore wind and oil assets.

The Dive Board is the live picture of the spread: which bell is locked out, current storage depth for each of the two six-man chambers, divers in the water with elapsed bottom time, the standby diver, the supervisor on shift, and the weather window with significant wave height and wind. The Saturation Log carries every diver's chamber record — storage depth in msw, days in saturation against the 28-day limit, heliox mix, PPO2 in bar, chamber temperature and humidity, and blow-down and decompression schedules with hours-to-surface. Bell Runs logs each excursion: bell number, lock-off time, target depth, excursion limits, umbilical deployed, hot-water suit temperature, comms checks and the work scope completed.

Decompression & Chamber tracks tables in progress, therapeutic recompression capability, hyperbaric rescue chamber readiness, helium and oxygen quad reserves in bar, and scrubber absorbent hours. Work Scopes & Assets holds client work orders against named assets — pipeline KP ranges, jacket nodes, monopile J-tubes, riser clamps — with graded anomaly findings, CP readings in mV and wall-thickness readings in mm. ROV Operations covers vehicle status, dive hours, tether management, thruster and manipulator faults and survey lines flown. Personnel & Certification tracks diver medicals, IMCA and HSE certification expiry, offshore survival tickets and the competence matrix. Safety & Incidents runs permit to work, isolation confirmations, the near-miss register and the drill schedule, and Compliance & Audit holds IMCA D014 findings, class survey dates and equipment certification.

The Client Portal is the operator's own view: their work orders with live progress, dive hours drawn against contract, invoiced value to date, and graded anomaly reports with readings — everything the client is paying for, auditable.

Visually Bathyal is built in the language of an offshore installation rather than a dashboard template: ISO safety colour on wet concrete, diagonal hazard striping, stencilled condensed display type, riveted plates with hard offset shadows, tabular monospace figures for every depth and pressure, a live status ticker, and a drawn depth-profile plate showing the vessel, both bells on their wires, the seabed pipeline and the jacket against a metric msw scale. Remix it for any inspection, marine-contracting or safety-critical field-operations business.