fevictor
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A few months back I started looking into commercial diving and came to the quick and smart conclusion that it is not for me. I don't want to go that deep, or spend that kind of money to find out later that I its not for me!
What I am wondering is if there is any type of diving that is between commercial diving and regular recreational diving? Does this make any sense? I am an automotive mechanic, and was specialized in the Natural Gas / Propane industry. I also worked for Jordair compressors (I'm you have seen them around diveshops), have alot of experience with high pressure valving, instrumentation, etc., pipe fitting, you get the idea!
Has anybody heard of any type of work, anywhere in the world, that is not as extreme as commercial diving, but could still require certain skills not normally found in a typical diver? I figure this would be a good place to find out what other options are available.
Thanks in advance.
Victor
What I am wondering is if there is any type of diving that is between commercial diving and regular recreational diving? Does this make any sense? I am an automotive mechanic, and was specialized in the Natural Gas / Propane industry. I also worked for Jordair compressors (I'm you have seen them around diveshops), have alot of experience with high pressure valving, instrumentation, etc., pipe fitting, you get the idea!
Has anybody heard of any type of work, anywhere in the world, that is not as extreme as commercial diving, but could still require certain skills not normally found in a typical diver? I figure this would be a good place to find out what other options are available.
Thanks in advance.
Victor