The Are You for Scuba tank features a crew neck, hemmed sleeves and a hemmed lower made from 100% ring spun cotton. It is also preshrunk. The Athletic Gray is composed of 90% cotton, 10% polypropylene, and the other colors are 52% and 48% respectively.
Becoming a certified instructor in scuba diving
Scuba diving instructor certification is a rewarding career. The job is rewarding and requires physical and mental development, but there are also challenges that come with it. Instructors may have to lead novice divers on their first dive. An advantage to becoming a competent scuba instructor is having experience.
Training organizations often require their instructors to continue their education. They also recommend instructors participate in advanced courses, seminars, and in-service learning experiences. You can expect to be promoted if you have more qualifications. You can also teach all PADI diving courses.
The course usually lasts three to four day, although the requirements for certification can vary depending on where you live. The course generally comprises three components: theoretical knowledge, confined dives, or open water dives. Online courses are available for some courses, while others can only be taken at a local dive shop.
Career opportunities in scuba diving
Scuba diving is an excellent career choice for those who love the sea and like being around people. However, if you have a dislike for people and dislike customer service, a career in scuba diving may not be for you. To survive in a foreign environment, a diver must have an excellent social skill and advanced technology. You have many options for job opportunities in this field.
Divers diving careers can be rewarding and varied. You can study and research coral reefs, monitor fish populations, and much more. You also have many opportunities in freshwater environments. You can monitor water quality, spot invasive species, or even survey fish farms.
Safety while scuba diving
Safety is key when diving. A common danger is pulmonary barotrauma, which causes air bubbles to escape into the chest cavity and bloodstream. This can lead often to fatal arterial gas embolism. Divers should keep their distance from animals and corals, and they should always breathe while diving.
Plan your dives. This is particularly important if you're going on a dangerous or deep dive. Make sure to check the safety and quality of your equipment. A well-planned dive will help to avoid serious injury or death. You can immediately signal your partner or call a rescue crew if you experience a problem.
It is difficult to compare diving risk with other sports. However, scuba diving can be considered safe for most people. While diving does have some inherent risks, these risks are lower than those associated driving, jogging or long flights. It is important to keep fit and not exceed your training limits when diving.