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Oehagen As Dykkerfirma

Norway

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Oehagen As Dykkerfirma was founded in Stryn in 1991 and has since expanded to have branches in Bergen and Kristiansand. The company offers a wide range of underwater services, including mooring installation, inspections of steel and concrete structures, and explosive dyke work. The employees are certified by DNV-GL Veritas, Sellicha, StartBank, and Nexans, and work according to the rules of the Work Safety Board and Norsok U-103. Oehagen As Dykkerfirma has a broad customer portfolio in the power sector and is capable of executing complex underwater projects in various environments, from coast to highlands.

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