Phoenix engineers maintain multi-disciplinary expertise in all aspects of design, development, fabrication, integration, test, and evaluation of underwater systems, work tools, dry welding habitats, cofferdams, and fixtures.

Using the latest in computer aided design and analysis software, Phoenix provides technical support in the design and development of towed, autonomous, and remotely operated systems used to accomplish underwater tasks.  Capabilities include concept developments for sea floor installations, deep water moored data collection systems, and all aspects of the deployment and recovery of the installations.

Practical design approaches invoke the optimal use of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) equipment, and require operator contributions to the design process.  The approach assures that effective solutions and robust equipment are taken to the field.

The engineering staff also performs structural analyses; develops underwater rigging, equipment installation and work procedures; conducts QA/QC functions; and prepares manuals for underwater ship repair.

Capabilities encompass mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and ocean engineering disciplines.  This multi-disciplinary engineering expertise solves the operations challenges facing the company's staff of welder / divers, and underwater search and ROV personnel.  Computer aided design, engineering analysis, fabrication support, system integration, program management, and QA expertise is provided through satellite offices located in Maryland, West Virginia, and California.