TDI Air Diluent CCR Decompression Procedures Diver – rEvo
TDI Air Diluent CCR Decompression Procedures Diver – rEvo Rebreather Training
The TDI Air Diluent Closed Circuit Rebreather Decompression Procedures Diver Course expands on the skills learned in the entry-level CCR program and introduces divers to planned decompression diving using a closed-circuit rebreather.
This course is conducted using the rEvo Closed Circuit Rebreather, a highly reliable CCR system known for its dual scrubber design, efficient gas management, and robust construction.
During this course, divers learn how to safely plan and conduct staged decompression dives while using a rebreather system. Training focuses on advanced dive planning, gas management, decompression theory, and disciplined team procedures.
Students will develop strong control of buoyancy, trim, and propulsion while managing multiple gases and decompression obligations during CCR dives.
Training dives are conducted to a maximum depth of approximately 40 m / 130 ft, using air as the diluent gas, while performing staged decompression procedures according to TDI training standards.
This course prepares divers for more advanced rebreather programs such as:
• TDI Mixed Gas CCR Diver
• TDI CCR Cave Diver programs
Course Price
$2000 per student
Included
• Academic theory training
• rEvo CCR system configuration workshops
• CCR decompression dive planning sessions
• Confined water skill development
• Open water CCR decompression training dives
• Professional technical diving instructor guidance
Not Included
• TDI eLearning materials: $140
• Oxygen and diluent gas fills
• CO₂ absorbent materials
• Rebreather equipment rental
Course Schedule
Typical course duration: 4–5 days
Training includes:
• Classroom / theory sessions
• Rebreather system drills and checklists
• Decompression dive planning exercises
• Multiple open water CCR decompression training dives
Students will practice advanced CCR procedures, gas switching, decompression management, and emergency response drills.
Training Standards
Minimum Age
18 years old
Maximum Training Depth
40 meters / 130 feet
Prerequisites
• Certified TDI Air Diluent CCR Diver or equivalent
• Minimum 50 logged dives recommended
• Experience diving the specific CCR unit
These prerequisites ensure divers have adequate CCR experience before conducting decompression dives.
What You Will Learn
During this course you will learn:
• CCR decompression dive planning
• Advanced gas management and bailout planning
• Decompression theory and procedures
• Rebreather system configuration for decompression diving
• Buoyancy control during decompression stops
• Emergency procedures during CCR decompression dives
These skills allow divers to safely conduct staged decompression dives using a closed-circuit rebreather.
Certification
After successfully completing the course, students will receive the TDI Air Diluent CCR Decompression Procedures Diver certification for the rEvo unit.
Graduates may conduct CCR decompression dives up to 40 m / 130 ft using air as the diluent gas within the limits of their training.
Continue Your CCR Technical Diving Journey
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