The retrieval and repositioning of smaller underwater objects, like docking blocks, involve specialized procedures and equipment tailored to their size and weight. These operations may include tasks such as recovering submerged docks or relocating underwater structures.

The process typically begins with meticulous planning and underwater assessments, that help determine the best approach for extracting and relocating the object, which may involve the use of specialized tools or lifting mechanisms.

After extraction, smaller underwater objects can be precisely relocated to their desired positions or brought to the surface for maintenance or adjustments. These operations require a high level of precision to ensure the safety of the divers and the integrity of the object being moved while minimizing any environmental impact.

From repositioning docking infrastructure to the retrieval of smaller submerged items, the extraction and relocation of underwater objects demand careful coordination and expertise to achieve successful outcomes.