The HSE approved Professional Scuba qualification is required by all professionals who wish to extend their work underwater including media personnel, archaeologists, marine biologists, oceanographers and inspection engineers. It is an intensive 4 weeks course undertaken on the completion of the HSE First Aid at Work and Oxygen Provider Course.

This qualification allows divers to operate to a maximum working depth of 50m breathing air or enriched air whilst using surface supplied diving techniques. It is a qualification required by divers who wish to work on inland/inshore diving projects such as construction, demolition, inspection and remedial works. Inshore divers are also becoming vitally important to renewable energy companies for the installation and maintenance of offshore wind, wave and current generators as this new and exciting industry continues to gather pace.

This IMCA recognised course is the climax of air diver training and can only be undertaken after completion of an HSE recognised surface supplied diving course. The HSE Top-Up certificate is required by divers who want to work on offshore oil and gas and renewable energy diving projects. Hot water suits are worn throughout and all diving is conducted from the PDA’s spacious wet bell, which provides a safe practical means to transit divers to and from the underwater worksite. The course also provides comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the diving procedures that are used to work safely from a dynamically positioned vessel (DPV).

Underwater Welder Training The Americian Bureau of Shipping (ABS) Maritime Academy approved Weldcraft-Pro underwater welding programme is delivered through approved co-partner training centres, around the world

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