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Arrows In Your Quiver
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How much detail generally does commercial dive training go into surface supply equipment? Is it worthwhile taking some extra training, for example in compressor maintenance or a compressor technician…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Niall Mackenzie Nov 26, 2009.

Inshore Opportunities in Norway and Sweden?
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Hello there! My name is Niall, I come from Scotland and I’m looking for some advice regarding a move into Commercial Diving. A friend recently pointed me towards your excellent and informative site.…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Niall Mackenzie Nov 13, 2009.

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Which of the following are you?: New/In School

Dive school you went to or are attending?: NYD

Are you an inland diver, offshore diver or both?: Wherever there's work

What do you like to do with your down time / onshore time?: --

What's your deepest dive? (in feet): 240ft

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At 1:58pm on November 25, 2009, Bill Gardner said…: Hi again Niall, I think its great you're anticipating what you'll come across diving. Have a look at Jack Vilas website, Mar-vel, Divers Supply, Amron, And others to at least see equipment divers use every day. It will give leads to manufacturers specs & websites. Look up various diving hose assemblies and Decomp Chamber buliders too if you have some time. PM me for any specifics - be glad to help. Cheers , bill

At 11:51pm on November 12, 2009, Bill Gardner said…: Hi Niall, I know that if you're really intending to embark on a diving career it is not my intention to discourage you, but to advise you to have as many arrows in your quiver to compete in a highly competative market, and getting more so. To excel- knowledge, persistance, and strong character...good luck. bill