
15 Jan Spare Problems- do Basic Scuba for Yacht Crew
Scuba Diving Basics for Boat Owners and Crew
You need a hull cleaning, open a blocked inlet? Even worse your propeller get tied or your anchor trapped? Such things will happen and can cause a real problem if you don’t know how to get underwater quickly and safely.
When you consider the time and effort put into learning top side skills, it makes sense to give up some hours of your life to learn safe scuba skills to get underwater so that you can be truly independent at sea. Better yet, you are not depended to someone else doing in-water maintenance.
If you like to do more scuba diving, you can upgrade in 2 more days and get your worldwide valid Open Water certification.
Purpose
This course will enable you as a boat owner to safely use a small diving set to inspect or clean your boat or to retrieve an anchor up to a depth of ten meters while using basic scuba gear.
This scuba diving for boat owners course also enable you to get fills for your tank at a dive shop by showing your certificate.
Prerequisites
- 18 years old
- medical check
Duration
- 2 days with a minimum of:
- 4 hours of lecture
- 3 Dives
Limits
- 5 liters of tank volume
- 10 meters depth
- 20 minutes divetime
- no 2excurcions – diver has to stay on up-/ downline
Topics
- Gear
- Pysiology
- Techniques
- Procedures
- ISE Overview
- Equipment overview
- Proper weighting
- Descending technique
- Ascending technique
- Buoyancy
- Communication
- Emergencies – how to handle
- Gas Management
- Situational awareness
- Traning Dive Reviews
Equipment
- basic scuba gear
Price
Tuition of 250 € per student + instructor’s travel and diving expenses. (to be shared equally among all students)
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Steve Davis
Posted at 09:55h, 15 JanuaryNice, super innovative course!
Peter Maus
Posted at 12:34h, 15 JanuaryStephan, das Boot auf dem Foto ist doch die 36PU von SHARK Diving Medulin!?
Stephan Fehringer
Posted at 08:17h, 16 Januaryja, aufgenommen vor genau 5 Jahren. Bin immer wieder gern bei ihnen
Peter Maus
Posted at 10:09h, 16 JanuaryIch auch. Leider ist das Boot letztes Jahr im Mai gesunken und bisher nicht repariert.
https://youtu.be/YrmnMGUAV04
Stephan Fehringer
Posted at 10:22h, 16 JanuaryPeter Maus gesunken? habe ich noch gar nicht mitbekommen.. 🙁
Peter Maus
Posted at 10:26h, 16 JanuaryJa, aber es ist keinem etwas passiert. Die Küstenwache war gleich da. Leider zieht sich die Reparatur noch hin.