Unified Team Diving
UTD Specialties:
Rescue Diver
This may be the most important class any diver may take.
UTD’s Rescue Diver course is designed to prepare the student for a variety of emergency situations and is centered around both self-rescue and buddy-rescue.
Self-rescue skills begin with accident avoidance, dive planning, comfort in the water under stressful situations, and equipment failures. Buddy-rescue skills include missing diver and search protocols, multiple air-sharing situations, lost mask/no visibility situations, assisting tired, panicked, disoriented, and unconscious divers at depth and on the surface, SMB deployment and surface communications.
The student completing this Rescue class will be more comfortable in the water and will be much more alert in preventing small situations from becoming full-fledged emergencies.
This class covers divers equipped in both UTD/DIR/Hogarthian gear and recreational gear.
Prerequisites
- Minimum 18 years of age.
- UTD Recreational 1, Essentials of Recreational Diving, or open water certification from a recognized agency
- Within the prior two years, First Aid/CPR/AED/O2 administration course from a recognized agency
- Minimum of 25 dives beyond open water certification, 10 of which must be non-training dive
Course Limits
- Maximum training depth 60 /18m
- Standard gases are Air and Nitrox 32
- No overhead environment diving
- No stage decompression
For more information about UTD visit http://www.unifiedteamdiving.com
With questions or to sign up, please contact Andy Huber at [email protected] or 310-261-0040 OR
Maciek Arkuszewski
at [email protected] or call 818-625-8990
