REBREATHER DIVING TRAINING REBREATHER DIVING TRAINING

REBREATHER DIVING TRAINING REBREATHER DIVING TRAINING

If you're an experienced technical or cave diver ready to go beyond the boundaries of open circuit diving, Closed Circuit Rebreather (CCR) training is your next step.

    • One-day introductory experience designed for divers who want to try the KISS Sidewinder

    • Suitable for divers with no prior CCR experience

    • Theory session covering:

      • Rebreathers fundamentals

      • Key features and specifics of the KISS Sidewinder

    • Hands-on setup of the unit on your sidemount harness

    • Guided shallow dive session to experience the system in the water

    • An ideal way to explore rebreather diving without committing to a full MOD 1 course

    • 7-day CCR course designed for:

      • Experienced technical divers

      • Divers beginning their technical diving journey on CCR

    • Comprehensive training covering:

      • Unit assembly and configuration

      • Dive planning and execution

      • Open water CCR diving procedures

    • Focus on safe and confident rebreather diving in an open water environment

    • In-depth training on:

      • CCR fundamentals

      • Gas management strategies

      • Emergency procedures using the KISS Sidewinder

      • 30-meter no-decompression certification

    • For experienced Sidewinder Closed Circuit Rebreather (CCR) divers

    • The objective of the course is to train divers in the benefits, hazards and proper procedures for diving a CCR for decompression

    • Develop more advanced  CCR diving skills,

    • Maximum depth of 40 metres, using an air and nitrox diluent for decompression diving.

    • 50% oxygen for decompression.

    • For experienced rebreather divers

    • This program equips you with the skills and knowledge to safely dive to a maximum depth of 45 meters using helitrox as diluent.

    • The objective of the course is to train divers in the benefits, hazards and proper procedures for diving a CCR with helitrox diluent and to develop CCR deco diving skills

    • Dive to a maximum of 45 metres, using an air/nitrox/helium diluent for decompression diving

    • Students are permitted to utilize a diluent and bailout mix with no greater than a 35% helium content and no less than a 21% oxygen content

    • Use 50% oxygen for accelerated decompression.

    • 5-day crossover training designed to help divers transition smoothly and confidently from another rebreather to the KISS Sidewinder

    • Addresses key differences between rebreather systems, including:

      • Unit setup and breakdown

      • Diluent and oxygen flushing procedures

    • Detailed instruction on:

      • Proper use of the Sidewinder

      • System-specific operation and best practices

    • Development of strong CCR fundamentals essential for safe and effective diving

    • Course emphasis on:

      • Safety-first procedures

      • Situational awareness

      • Refined technique and efficiency

    • Prepares divers to perform confidently on their new unit in open water environments

    Duration: 5 days

    • 5-day CCR Cave Diving course designed for experienced open-circuit cave divers

    • Integrated training covering essential skills from both disciplines:

      • Rebreather unit emergency management

      • Cave diving–specific emergency procedures

      • Dive planning and execution for overhead environments

    • Preparation for safe and effective CCR dives in an overhead (cave) environment

    • Review and reinforcement of:

      • CCR fundamentals

      • Cave diving principles

      • Gas management strategies

      • Emergency procedures using a rebreather in overhead conditions

    • Supported rebreather models:

      • Pelagian

      • JJ

      • KISS Sidewinder

      • DiveRite Choptima

      • Fathom Gemini

    • Strong emphasis on safety, awareness, and disciplined technique