Dykhjalpen

Dykhjalpen is a specialized commercial diving and underwater service contractor based in Sweden, recognized for its role in maintaining maritime infrastructure and supporting vessel operations. Operating primarily within the Scandinavian maritime sector, the company provides a diverse range of technical underwater solutions that bridge the gap between heavy civil engineering and precise marine inspection. Its services are essential for port authorities, shipping operators, and construction firms that require reliable access to subsea environments for maintenance, repair, and survey tasks. At the core of Dykhjalpen’s operations is "anläggningsdykning," or civil engineering diving, which involves complex work on static marine structures. The company frequently engages in the inspection and rehabilitation of critical infrastructure such as harbor quays, bridges, waterworks, and dams. By conducting underwater repairs and maintenance on these assets, Dykhjalpen ensures the structural integrity of the interface between land and sea, a vital component of the logistics and transport chain. This work often includes concrete repair, cable installation, and the clearing of debris that could compromise port accessibility. In addition to infrastructure work, Dykhjalpen plays an active role in the direct support of commercial shipping and marine traffic. The company’s divers are equipped to perform essential vessel husbandry tasks, including hull inspections and the examination of propulsion systems. Notably, the company has executed projects involving bow thruster inspections on large commercial ferries, demonstrating its capacity to service major fleet assets. These operations help shipowners monitor the condition of their vessels without the need for dry-docking, thereby optimizing operational uptime. A significant portion of the company's value proposition lies in its inspection and documentation capabilities. Utilizing advanced underwater camera and video systems, Dykhjalpen provides detailed visual evidence of subsea conditions. This data allows clients to assess damage, plan future repairs, and verify the successful completion of underwater works. Furthermore, the company maintains readiness for emergency interventions, offering salvage services for sunken vessels and rapid response for fouling issues, such as removing ropes or lines entangled in propellers. Through this combination of planned maintenance, technical survey, and emergency response, Dykhjalpen functions as a key enabler of safety and efficiency in the Swedish maritime domain.