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COMMERCIAL DIVER TRAINING
Finish in 7 Months, Even If You Have No Prior Experience
Ever had that sudden realization you were working the wrong job? Most people do at some point. In fact studies show that approximately 80% of people are dissatisfied with their jobs. And when the average person will spend around 90,000 hours at work over their lifetime… …it becomes vital to choose something that you love to do.
Ask yourself – are you:
Trapped behind a desk in a job you loathe?
Mindlessly bored by your job?
Lacking a feeling of adventure in your life?
Feeling the urge to try something different?
You don’t need to know how to dive.
You’ll learn to dive in open water, not just tanks and pools.
Because of our unique location in Seattle, you’ll learn to dive in varying conditions, similar to those you’ll experience in the industry. This means you’ll be prepared for whatever job you’re required to do when you start your career.
We’ll teach you what you need to know.
Financial aid is available for those who qualify.
We help you get started in your career.
DIT accepts veteran benefits.
We’re based in Seattle.
Housing Support
You’ll qualify to work internationally.
You don’t need a college degree
You don’t need any welding experience
You don’t need any scuba experience
What Our Graduates Are Saying…
I’ve used the skills taught to me by the great instructors at DIT on a daily basis. I continually run into DIT graduates out in the field, and they’re always hardworking, professional, and very well trained. After all these years, I still love what I do! I always knew I wanted to see the world, and what I learned at DIT provided me with the opportunity.
JADON ANDERSON
Saturation Diver and DIT Graduate
We train our divers to excel throughout the commercial diving industry, opening up a whole world of exciting opportunity.
See Where You can you go:
Offshore This part of the commercial diving industry is where most DIT graduates begin their careers. The offshore industry is very challenging, diverse and exciting. The DCBC certification allows DIT grads to travel and work around the globe.
Inland The inland industry is varied, interesting and requires a “Jack-of-all-Trades” approach. This part of the commercial diving industry is highly diverse and requires a “Can Do” attitude regardless of the challenge presented.
Hazmat Hazmat diving is highly technical, requires special equipment and is all about maintaining control in highly hazardous environments while completing the task assigned. This work requires special advanced certifications and specialized training.
Salvage This is one of the most exciting aspects of diving as it makes one think of “sunken treasure”. Salvage diving presents several unique challenges. Divers salvage ships and their cargos, aircraft and other vehicles and structures that have fallen or sunk in the water. Any body of water can provide a salvage job!
Saturation Saturation Diving is a technique used or employed for deeper and long term diving projects. The diver lives in a pressurized environment onboard the working ship. When required to go to work they are lowered to the jobsite in a pressurized diving bell.