TDI Cave DECOMPRESSION Diver

The "TDI Cave Decompression Diver" is a specialized technical diving certification that allows divers to explore cave systems while managing decompression stops. 

The "TDI Decompression Diver" certification is essential for technical divers wishing to explore complex underground environments while minimizing the risks associated with decompression.

Here are some key points:

1. Safety in Cave Diving: Learn to plan and execute cave dives with decompression stops.
2. Diving Techniques: Master the specific decompression techniques for cave diving, including the use of specialized equipment.
3. Gas Mix Management: Understand the use of gas mixes to optimize safety, performance, and decompression.
4. Decompression Theory: Fundamental concepts regarding physiology, dive planning, and decompression tables.
5. Dive Planning: Risk assessment, equipment selection, choice of decompression gases, and managing unforeseen events.

PREREQUISITES

Students must be at least 18 years old and meet the following criteria:

1. Be certified as a "TDI Full Cave Diver" (or equivalent). Provide recognized experience if training is conducted in a Backmount configuration.
2. Be certified as a "SDI Sidemount Diver" (or equivalent, and provide recognized experience) if training is conducted in a Sidemount configuration.
3. Be certified as a "TDI Advanced Nitrox Diver" (or equivalent).
4. Have a minimum of 100 logged dives.