PADI, DSAT and TDI diving courses - for certified divers

This course trains divers that are certified as Advanced Nitrox and Deco Procedure Divers in the proper techniques, planning procedure and skills for utilizing compressed air as a breathing gas to a maximum depth of 55 meter.

This course can be combined with the TDI Trimix course.

This course allows divers to safely plan and conduct gas-switch extended no decompression dives, decompression dives and accelerated decompression dives using air and nitrox to a maximum depth of 50m.

The DSAT Tec 50 can be combined with Tec 40 & Tec 45 over a 9 day course.

This course covers the introduction of Helium as a breathing gas, allowing the diver to reduce the effects of narcosis. The skills and knowledge development in this class allow certified divers to 60m on Trimix blends containing 18% or more oxygen.

This course can be combine with the TDI Extended Range course.

With the introduction of Helium as a breathing gas, this course allows divers to explore deeper, to maximum of 75m. The skill sessions and knowledge development sessions cover the use of all breathing mixes and decompression gases.

This is the highest rating in the DSAT program.

The objective of this course is to train divers in the procedures, risks and hazards of extreme deep diving. The Advanced Trimix course is designed for certified divers experienced in deep decompression diving wanting to extend their limits to a maximum of 100m.

This is the highest level of open circuit diving in the TDI curriculum.

This intermediate level of rebreather certification allows CCR divers to utilize Trimix blends containing 16% or more oxygen as a diluent, extending the maximum depth limit to 60m.

This is the highest level a diver can earn on a rebreather. The objective of this course is to train divers in the procedures, risks and hazards of extreme deep diving on a rebreather. Upon certification Mod 4 rebreather divers can dive to a maximum of 100m.