Public Safety Diver Specialty Courses

Scuba Specialties

**Courses taught by Omni Divers Underwater Services, L.L.C.

• Aquatic Crime Scene Recognition and Evaluation**
  
• Boat Diving**
  
• Boat Handling Specialist
  
• Contaminated Water Diver**
  
• Cold Water Diver**
  
• Decontamination Specialist
  
• Deep Diver (Air)**
  
• Dive Medic I
  
• Dive Medic II (O2/AED Provider)**
  
• Dive Medic EMT
  
• Dive Paramedic
  
• Dry Suit Diver**
  
• Equipment Specialist (Scuba)**
  
• Equipment Specialist (PSD Gear)**
  
• Underwater Evidence Technician
  
• Flood Water Intervention
  
• Full Face Mask (FFM) Diver
  
• Bio-Chem-Nuke Hazmat Recognition
  
• High Altitude Diver**
  
• Ice Diver**
  
• Limited Visibility Diver**
  
• Night Diver**
  
• Obstructed Entries Diver
  
• Overhead Environment Diver**
  
• Rescue Diver**
  
• Ropes and Rigging Specialist
  
• Search and Recovery (Basic)**
  
• Search and Recovery (Advanced)
  
• Swift Water Diver
  
• Tri-Mix Deep Diver
  
• Underwater (Automobile) Vehicle Recovery
  
• Underwater Vessel Recovery
  
• Underwater Salvage (Lift Bag/Crane)
  

• Diver Tender
  
• Rescue Swimmer
  
• Top Water Rescue
  
• Swift Water Rescue
  
• Ice/Surface Rescue
  
• Oxygen/AED Provider**
  
• Life Guard
  
• Water Rescue Instructor
  
• Water Safety Instructor
  

PSDA & Water Rescue, Inc. Public Safety Divers are encouraged to continue training in other specialty areas to broaden their diving experiences. Only divers trained in particular types of public safety diving should conduct those dive operations. It is hazardous to attempt dives that you have no experience or formal training in.

Dive Safety depends on many different factors. It is important that all divers, both recreational and public safety, have the proper training for the dive thay plan to conduct. It is also important that divers continue to train and broaden their skills and knowledge by taking advantage of continuing education programs and training. By choosing to continually train and make the right decisions both recreational and public safety diving can be done with safety.

PUBLIC SAFETY DIVING INSTRUCTOR LEVEL I, #372
with the Public Safety Diving Association and Water Rescue, Inc

• PUBLIC SAFETY DIVING SURFACE SUPPLIED INSTRUCTOR, #372
  
  • PSDA Surface Supplied Diving Course Outline

• PUBLIC SAFETY DIVING INSTRUCTOR LEVEL I, #372
  
  • PSDA Specialty Courses
    
  • PSDA Level I Course Outline

• AQUATIC CRIME SCENE RECOGNITION and EVALUATION INSTRUCTOR, #372

Public Safety Diving Association and Water Rescue, Inc