Oxygen is the first line of treatment for most diving-related injuries, and knowing how to administer it quickly and correctly can genuinely change an outcome. This specialty is entirely academic and hands-on at the surface — no dives required — which makes it an easy, high-value add-on to any other course.
You'll work through recognizing diving injuries that call for oxygen, setting up and operating oxygen delivery equipment, and providing oxygen to both breathing and non-breathing divers. It's frequently combined with Rescue Diver training since the skills overlap directly.
Recognizing signs of common diving injuries, assembling and operating emergency oxygen equipment, and delivering oxygen to both breathing and non-breathing divers.
No certification prerequisite and no minimum age — open to anyone, diver or not.
Knowledge development, hands-on equipment practice, and your Emergency Oxygen Provider certification.
Want a skill that could genuinely save a life? Let's get you certified.