At Silent World, we want you diving. And if diving deeper and longer are what you want, we'll train you for it.

TDI's Decompression Procedures course will help you get you the training you need to spend more quality time below water safely.

 
We will examine the theory, methods, and procedures of planned stage decompression diving. 

To teach you how to plan and conduct a standard staged decompression dive, we will review, and practice with, the necessary equipment for safer decompression dives.

We will focus on the use of redundant breathing systems and emergency deployment of lift bags for use as up lines.

In addition, we will emphasize buoyancy control techniques and hovering skills. 

What's Included

 Books and materials

 Gas fills for open water dives

Skill Requirements

 Open Water, Advanced Open Water, and Nitrox certifications from an internationally recognized agency

 At minimum: 75 logged dives

 At minimum: 20 logged dives to 100 feet salt water

Gear Requirements

Some of this dive gear may be available for Rent. If you are unsure about any of your equipment, contact the instructor.

 Hi-volume primary cylinder

 BC with 50 pounds lift (minimum)

 Redundant breathing system with 30 cubic foot cylinder

 02 clean reg with SPG on 6" hose

 2 timing/depth guages

 2 cutting devices

 2 lights

 Surface marker bag with 50 pounds lift (minimum)

 Reel with appropriate length of line

Special Note

This class is occasionally offered in conjunction with Advanced Nitrox. 

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