Diving Program
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Objective: To train NOAA Divers to understand, diagnose and treat diving injuries and maladies during a medical emergency.
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Objective: To introduce personnel to NOAA Dive Leadership and to become competent, confident, and qualified NOAA Divemasters.
Note: The NOAA Diving Program (NDP) provides training primarily to NOAA employees that are...
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Objective: To train NOAA employees to be competent, safe divers capable of supporting the underwater activities required of their organizational unit.
Note: The NOAA Diving Program (NDP) provides training primarily to...
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Diving is a physically demanding activity that requires adequate physical preparation.
In order to become NOAA divers, candidates must first submit a physical to be considered medically fit to dive. After that, divers must...
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This section includes case studies of diving related incidents at NOAA and other comparable agencies.
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The NOAA Diving Center offers courses regularly in diving, leadership skills and diving medicine to NOAA and other federal, state and local government employees.
NOAA Diver Training is primarily taught in Seattle, Washington...
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A NOAA Reciprocity Diver (AAUS) measures a red abalone during a survey off Point Loma,...
Dive Unit
Unit Diving Supervisors:
Executive Officer, NOAA Diving Center (206-526-6460)
OMAO / Marine Operation Center - Atlantic
Norfolk, VA
NOAA Ship Ferdinand R. Hassler
NOAA Ship Gordon Gunter
NOAA Ship Henry...
Dive Unit
Unit Diving Supervisor: Robert P. Stone (Office: 907-789-6031)
Locations:
Juneau, AK
Sitka, AK
St, George Island, AK
St. Paul Island, AK
Website: http://alaskafisheries.noaa.gov/
Sub-unit: NMFS / Alaska Regional Office /...