JJ Rebreather Diver
JJ Rebreather Diver gives the student the basic knowledge and understanding in diving with a closed circuit rebreather.
Here the skills students learned in Extended Basic Skills, or a higher levels course, are used in real-life training scenarios adapted to diving with a closed circuit rebreather. Students learn to plan and execute dives within no-decompression limits with air as diluent gas.
After passing the course, the student is able to:
- Configure and use equipment for diving using a closed circuit rebreather according to SwedTech Diving equipment configuration
- Plan and conduct non-decompression dives to a maximum of 30m using air as diluent gas
- Using one bailout stage cylinder with air or Nitrox
- Understand and plan for the risks of diving with a closed circuit rebreather
- Solve equipment problems which can come up when diving with a closed circuit rebreather
- Solve problems during diving using back-up plans
- Solve a problem of gas loss and prevent a serious gas loss
- Simultaneously use several different swimming techniques to manoeuvre forward, backward and during turns
- Show excellent buoyancy control, both during the bottom phase of the dives and during the ascent
- Understand and use the advantages of diving in a well-balanced team
Course outlines
- The student should have at least 12 hours of dive training in the water
- The course can be taught in ocean, sea or sea like environment
- At least four of the dives should be to a depth of between 20-30 meters
- The student should have at least 10 hours of theory and briefings
Limits
- Maximum PO2 during the dive on the course is 1.4 bar, recommended PO2 is 1.2 bar. Maximum PO2 at 6 meters is 1.6 bar.
- Maximum Equivalent Narcotic Depth (END) during the course is 30 meters
- Maximum depth during the course is 30 meters
- Maximum three students per instructor during the practical training in the water
Prerequisites
- The student must be at least 20 years old
- The student must be in excellent health
- Have passed the Extended Basic Skills course or equivalent with other organisation
- Have a proof of at least 200 dives in various environments.
- Use several different swimming techniques to manoeuvre forward, backward and during turns
- Show excellent buoyancy control, both during the bottom phase of the dives and during the ascents