Panama City Beach, FL: Jeffrey M. Lane has organized a team of former US Army Engineer divers into a private commercial diving firm, RME-Diver Commercial Diving.
September 30, 2005 (Press Release) --
Panama City Beach, FL: Jeffrey M. Lane has organized a team of former US Army Engineer divers into a private commercial diving firm, RME-Diver Commercial Diving. Jeff has over 13 years experience in military and commercial diving operations including developing and instructing courses for the US Army, US Navy, Florida State University, various law enforcement dive teams, and the US EPA.
The US Army has maintained an active engineer diver corp. since the initial port construction battalions were formed during WWII, these specialists have perfected and passed on the art of ship salvage, port construction and rehabilitation, and underwater inspection for over 60 years and have been called upon to serve in every major US conflict since their inception. The field has maintained a conservative and elite group between 100 and 160 soldiers strong Army wide for the last 20 years. The field size and demands of the job create a unique bond and work ethic among the soldiers involved, “this is the experience, work ethic, and team cohesion we are able to offer our clients” Lane stated.
RME-Diver Commercial Diving offers services including ship salvage, debris removal, underwater inspection services, underwater cutting and welding, underwater demolition, underwater photo and video documentation, pier and port rehabilitation, and in water ship repair. Services are conducted in accordance with OSHA, US Coast Guard, and Association of Diving Contractors regulations and the company and it’s employees are protected by a complete commercial diving insurance policy including Marine Employers Liability, Marine Contractors Liability, and United States Longshore & Harbor Workers Compensation Act coverage.
For more information:
Jeffrey M. Lane
RME-Diver Commercial Diving
850-867-0364
The US Army has maintained an active engineer diver corp. since the initial port construction battalions were formed during WWII, these specialists have perfected and passed on the art of ship salvage, port construction and rehabilitation, and underwater inspection for over 60 years and have been called upon to serve in every major US conflict since their inception. The field has maintained a conservative and elite group between 100 and 160 soldiers strong Army wide for the last 20 years. The field size and demands of the job create a unique bond and work ethic among the soldiers involved, “this is the experience, work ethic, and team cohesion we are able to offer our clients” Lane stated.
RME-Diver Commercial Diving offers services including ship salvage, debris removal, underwater inspection services, underwater cutting and welding, underwater demolition, underwater photo and video documentation, pier and port rehabilitation, and in water ship repair. Services are conducted in accordance with OSHA, US Coast Guard, and Association of Diving Contractors regulations and the company and it’s employees are protected by a complete commercial diving insurance policy including Marine Employers Liability, Marine Contractors Liability, and United States Longshore & Harbor Workers Compensation Act coverage.
For more information:
Jeffrey M. Lane
RME-Diver Commercial Diving
850-867-0364
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