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*NEW AT CANADIAN WORKING DIVERS INSTITUE: ROV PILOT TRAINING TECHNICIAN COURSE
PROGRAMME Canadian Working Divers Institute and Divetech Ltd are proud to
offer the first ever ROV pilot / Technician Training course which follows the
IMCA ROV training recommendations VISIT: http://www.divetechltd.ca
for more
details! COMMERCIAL DIVING: Canadian Working Divers Institute has moved to a superior campus
near Chapleau NEXT START DATE AUGUST 6TH
2013.
Deep-Sea Diver,
Underwater Welder, Oilrig Diver, Construction Diver, Hard Hat Diver, call it
what you will, there are few internationally certified divers in the world.
And the world is your job site, or at least 2/3 of it anyway. We have
trained Unrestricted Surface Supplied Divers for 18 years. We have run
37 Unrestricted Surface-Supplied courses, and trained over 400 divers so far
from 23 countries. We are Registered as a private career college under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005 We are
approved by: - Divers Certification Board of Canada -The National Energy
Board, -The Provincial Offshore Petroleum Boards, -HSE, -IMCA, -Ministry of
Training Colleges and Universities, -Ministry of Employment and Immigration.
We exceed all US Federal and State standards. Financial assistance may be
available to qualified students. The
emphasis is on practical, hands-on training with up to date marine
construction and offshore techniques. This facility will give a competitive
edge to diving personnel through the cost effectiveness of receiving this
training in a real life Commercial Diving environment. Write off the 12 weeks
and get it done. On a normal
day at CWDI the students get up at 05:30 have a snack and start class at
06:00. We break from 08:00 to 08:30 for breakfast. We then head out on the
barge for a day of diving on practical projects that duplicate (not simulate)
actual working environments. Lunch is served on the barge (we do not stop for
lunch) and we are back and tied up by 18:00. Dinner is served and it’s time
to get into your homework or get extra help from one of the instructors. Or
you could always go fishing. Running 12
hours per day, 6 to 7 days per week, the 12 week program has very little time
for diversions. If you can’t do it here, you can’t do it offshore! The diving
barges are moored close to the classroom, lounge, shops, offices, and galley
and living facilities. We have 200 feet of water, 300 meters from the
College. There is road access to the new facility, which is a big change
however it is still quite isolated. There will be only one course offered per
year, with 30 seats and we will still maintain our 5/1 student/teacher ratio.
We are a
private corporation with a goal of maintaining the best entry-level
commercial diver training facility in the world. Training to and exceeding
the “Canadian Standards Association’s Z275.5 Diver Training Guidelines” being
the highest standards in the world, gave us a good start. Gord Hay,
Diver/Chief Instructor chair’s this standard. |
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