IMCA membership comprises around 1,000 companies operating from more than 60 countries. This page lists all current members below, sorted by membership category and filterable by division and region (see above), including links to their websites where requested. Lapsed members are listed separately.

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Global Contractors (GCo)

GCo membership is IMCA’s highest category of membership. It covers all divisions and regions and reflects the active commitment to the association and leading roles in good practice within the industry of the following companies.
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International Contractors (ICo)

ICo membership is for contractors with an international presence, operating in three or more IMCA regions as offshore oil and gas construction contractors. It covers all divisions and regions and reflects a significant commitment to supporting association’s work.
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Contractors (Co)

IMCA exists to represent its contractor members and the work programme is directed to serve them, in terms of production/dissemination of industry good practice guidance, work on topics of common interest, briefing and lobbying.
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Diving contractors are identified by the following sub-categories:

• Diving   Contractor (unrestricted)
• Diving   Contractor (surface supplied only)
• Diving   Contractor (one-atmosphere suits only)
• Diving   Contractor (one-year temporary membership)
• Diving   Contractor (one-year temporary membership for surface supplied diving only)

Suppliers (S and S*)

Those companies supplying IMCA’s contractor members can benefit from our work in their areas of expertise and interest; they also provide additional expert input to assist in our ongoing work programme, including development of industry guidance.
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Supplier types:

• E Equipment
• S Services
• N Naval unit
• T Training establishment
• P Personnel agency

Corresponding (C)

Non-voting, corresponding membership is open to companies and organisations with an interest in IMCA’s work, but which the association does not represent directly, such as clients (oil companies, etc.), regulators (governments and other bodies) and other associations/professional bodies working in the offshore sector.
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