Public Safety Diver/Full Face Mask/Dry Suit is a specialty level certification course during which you will learn the fundamental knowledge and skills related to public safety diving and specialized equipment.  The FFM class will teach a diver how to properly use this highly specialized equipment. We will cover proper fit and adjustments, clearing the mask and ears while at depth, donning and doffing during emergency drills and scenarios, utilizing different regulators and air supplies, utilizing communication systems and other accessories, utilizing the ambient breathing valve along with proper cleaning, maintenance and storage. 

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NOTE: Open Water I is a pre-requisite to any other offered advanced level scuba certifications. We will accept c-cards from all widely recognized certifying organizations (NAUI, SSI, DUI, UTD, PADI, etc..)

The dates for this class is as follows:

Public Safety Diver Module (PSD)

June 27, 2020 - lecture (9:00 am -approx. 2:00 pm EST)

June 28, 2020 - scenario based/application dives (9:00 am - 3:30 pm)

Full Face Mask Module (FFM)

June 27, 2020 - (2:00 pm  - 8:00 pm)

Drysuit Specialist Module 

June 27, 2020 - (2:00 pm - 8:00 pm)

You must attend each day of training to be certified. TARS Members use Coupon Code TNARS-PSDDS when registering

Class costs are as follows:

TARS Members (PSD Only)- $200.00

TARS Members (FFM Only)-$200.00

TARS Members (Dry Suit Only)- $200.00

TARS Members (PSD / FFM / Dry Suit Combo) - $525.00

Associate Members (PSD Only)- $250.00

Associate Members (FFM Only)-$250.00

Associate Members (Dry Suit Only) - $250.00

Associate Member (PSD / FFM /Dry Suit Combo)- $675.00

Non-Members (PSD Only)-$300.00

Non-Members (FFM Only)-$300.00

Non-Members (Dry Suit Only)-$300.00

Non-Members (PSD / FFM / Dry Suit Combo) - contact Brian Osgood for pricing

These prices are per person and include the equipment needed on a first come first serve basis, facilities use and a very good location for the check out dives. In addition to this, BCRS is willing to support this effort by providing the classroom setting and will also provide room in the squads bunk room which should cut down on travel expense (up to six). Beds in bunk room are on a first come first serve basis.

This course will be certified through NAUI and c-cards will be provided.

This is a partnership class and all registrations will go through DWU/Blount County Rescue Squad.