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The
NOAA Working Diver course includes approximately 75 hours of
classroom instruction in various theoretical aspects of diving.
Specific topics taught during the course are listed below.
1. Miscellaneous Topics
- Introduction
To NOAA Diving Program
- Intro
To The Aquatic Environment
- Hazardous
Aquatic Animals
2. Diving Physics and Physiology
- Diving
Physics & Physiology, Part I
- Diving
Physics & Physiology, Part II
- Calculating
Dive Physics, Part I
- Calculating
Dive Physics, Part II
- Calculating
Dive Physics, Part III
- Calculating
Dive Physics, Part IV
- Circulation
And Respiration
3. Diving Equipment
- Skin
Diving Equipment & Techniques
- Scuba
Diving Equipment, Part I
- Scuba
Diving Equipment, Part II
- Charging
Cylinders
- Variable-Volume
Drysuits
- Visual
Cylinder Inspection
4. Diving Techniques and Procedures
- Scuba
Diving Procedures
- Navigation
& Search Techniques
- Work
Techniques And Tools
- Dive
Platforms
- Polluted
Water Diving
- Dive
Planning
- Dive
Specialties
- Ship
Husbandry
- Enriched
Air Nitrox
5. Decompression Sickness and Treatment Tables
- Introduction
To Decompression
- USN,
Decompression Tables, Part I
- USN,
Decompression Tables, Part II
- Hyperbaric
Chambers & O2 Therapy
6. Dive Accident Management
- Rescue
Techniques
- Dive
Accident Management
- Scuba
First Aid, Part I
- Scuba
First Aid, Part II
7. Dive Regulations
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