Below the Surface: Divers Institute of Technology

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Below the Surface: Divers Institute of Technology
Since it was founded in 1968, Divers Institute of Technology has equipped people of all walks of life with the skills necessary for underwater construction. As one of very few educational facilities in the country that can offer international certification, DIT alumni support the maritime industry all over the world.

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16 окт 2024

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@captainrutabeggacrossout8482 2 года назад

Seems pretty safe as long as you're not stupid

@Venti360 7 лет назад

Question: The guy is chainsawing under water. Is the saw powered by compressed air or is it electric? Thanks for letting me know.

@brittcoates2385 6 лет назад

Venti360 it’s actually hydraulic. It also has a different blade you can switch to that will cut concrete.

@carsonlovrien6649 6 лет назад

what are the test like? is it all paper? are they hard? and is their alot of them? is the school hard? whats the hardest part of it?

@brittcoates2385 6 лет назад

Lake Land Diver there are paper tests but 75% of the school is hands on. The school isn’t easy but we can get most people up to speed. The hardest part of the school is getting through the first month. It’s all classroom and doing gas calculations and learning gas laws and diving medicine.

@carsonlovrien6649 6 лет назад

ok, is it like if you fail a test your kicked out? and the first month is it really hard? is their lots of math? so after the first month then its hands on? by any chance if some one strugels a little bit in math do they help you?

@brittcoates2385 6 лет назад

You have to pass the tests but we teach from a basic level and we have a tutor that helps keep people up to speed. If you fail a test he helps you understand where you made your mistakes and then does the retakes with you.

@sndsiwrite 4 года назад

The Most academically challenging is the NDT, Non Destructive Testing, HAZMAT has some chemistry calculations, and understanding the physics of diving requires more math. But it is hardest to fill in the little circles underwater on the answer sheets :P