Phase
1: You will be instructed in, and practice, correct
use of tools and test equipment, regulator theory for
first and second stages in both piston and diaphragm
designs. You will experience hands on disassembly,
proper cleaning and inspection routines, and assembly of
regulators, initial troubleshooting and initial setup.
Phase
2: You will master advanced diagnostics,
problem-solving on regulators and BCD’s. You will
practice and master final setup, test equipment use,
break-in and fine tuning of regulators.
Phase
3: You will intern with our technicians until you
are prepared to attend a factory service program. This
is the real “meat and potatoes” phase for those that are
wanting to go into service as a career – either full or
part time. This portion is totally open-ended on time
and is purely performance oriented.
Phase
4: You will be sponsored into and attend one or more
manufacturer’s factory Repair Technician Seminars where
you will earn your credentials from them. Those
credentials are what Scuba facilities look for when
considering a person for employment.
Our
program has no set start or stop parameters. You begin
when you wish and you finish when we verify your ability
and learning.
Textbooks
(2) and basic tools (we supply list or can provide a set
for you). Materials, supplies and tools are not included
in Course Tuition.
You will
be supplied a complete course syllabus and list of
materials and tools required upon enrollment in the
program.
Learn
how to repair and service scuba life support systems from
seasoned professionals in a state-of-the-art service
department. If you are interested in becoming a professional
technician in the Scuba Industry there are relatively few
ways to learn unless you are working in a dive store. Our
program is designed, taught and administered by seasoned
repair professionals who hold repair and service credentials
from virtually every major manufacturer of Scuba equipment.
