The Downline

We are joined by Don Wilkins, the current ADCI President with Marine Solutions, Troy Gessner with IUS Diving, and Justin Scherf of J.F. Brennan. Listen as we discuss the contrast of the inland and offshore work environment. Sure to be an episode that you will listen to for years to come! We discuss the different hazards that are more prevalent in the inland diving sector when compared to offshore diving. A wealth of information for every diver and great education for client/ owners that hire dive companies to perform underwater work.

Listen up! ADCI is transitioning to electronic record keeping and certifications. Listen as we speak with Anthony Greenwood of “Skill and Depth” as we go over the big changes and how to stay current with everything that ADCI has to offer commercial divers.

Anthony Greenwood comes on as a guest to talk about his accomplishments and inroads he has made in the field of diver safety. An in depth conversation that highlights proper record keeping and a look inside the client side of dive safety.

In this episode, hosted by Phil Newsum, cohosted by Gary Jones and Armando Gonzalez. We start off the episode by giving an update on the recent loss of accreditation by Commercial Diving Technologies in Hudson, Florida. Phil gives factual information and tells us what it means for students. We talk about the expectations that the industry has for dive schools and how they can improve. We also touch on some changes that are being made with commercial diving education standards. This show is produced by Bottom Dwellers Media for ADCI with special thanks to Broco-Rankin. Please log onto adci-int.org for more info and TheBottomDwellers.com for links to our shows.

We have a great conversation with the folks at HM Recompression. An episode that you will want to listen to again. Some great information on the services HM provides and also a larger conversation on the importance of providing your divers fast access to emergency Recompression. With more and more chambers not treating divers, it is imperative that we find ways to keep our divers safe. Please leave your comments below and let us know what you think.