This program is for working divers using SCUBA for the air supply up to 60 Meters (196 FSW). Commercial SCUBA work is very cost-effective for short bottom-time deep-water tasks such as surveying, simple rigging, and inspections. Yet it carries much more risk than its surface-supplied counterpart. For this reason, training and adherence to written standards can help minimize those risks and create a safer, more productive dive team.
Our program trains divers in the fundamentals of scuba deep-air diving, safe operation in deep-water environments, and dive station/job-site operating standards.
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Outline:
I. Diving Physics
II. Diving Physiology, Decompression, & Emergency
Management Procedures
III. Deep Air Diving Equipment, Systems, & Procedures
IV. Practical Use of Diving Equipment
V. Diving Hazards & Legislation
VI. Diver Communication Systems
VII. Rigging
Program Costs
Tuition - $8,000.00
Registration Fee - $100.00
Equipment - $3,000.00 (estimated); varies by brand, style, material, etc.
Diver Physical - $699.00 - NASE Approved
Additional Costs
Housing - $1,500.00USD - 2,500.00USD per month (estimated)
Food - $1,500.00USD - 2,500.00USD per month (estimated)
Car Rentals - $70.00USD - 120.00USD per day
Length of Course
The CDA Technical Institute of the West Indies program of study requires a minimum of 4 weeks. The maximum number of weeks a student may participate in training is 10 weeks.
Practical Experience Hours - 120
Classroom Hours - 120
Total Hours - 240
Number of Weeks - 4
5 Days per week / 12 Hours per day