Upon completion of the training, the CCR trimix diluent diver will be able to operate in a group of autonomous divers, up to a depth of 120 meters using the same type/model of rebreather as during the training.
Access conditions and deadlines: Session open to up to 4 divers
Session maintained with a minimum of 2 divers.
Registration must be completed no later than 15 days before the start of the training, subject to availability.
Duration: 4 consecutive days.
Prices: 1350 euros including tax (certification card extra).
The training fee includes dives, training, boat transport, air diluent and trimix and oxygen fillings, lime, theoretical courses and post-training follow-up.
If crossover (transition from one machine to another), the duration and price of the training are different: 3 days for 950 euros including VAT (excluding certification).
The training takes place at Plongée Tek Marseille / Atmos, Port de la Pointe Rouge in Marseille.
The issuance of the certification is specific to the type/model of the recycler used.
The following rebreathers can be certified: rEvo, JJ-CCR, Shark, Triton and Inspiration AP DIVING.
The training is provided by Nicolas SEKSIK, holder of the State Diploma of Youth, Popular Education and Sport, sports development, mention of underwater diving activities (DEJEPS E4) and TDI and FFESSM instructor in active status.
Prerequisites and access conditions:
Must be at least 18 years old
Accessible from CCR Level with normoxic trimix diluent + 50 hours of trimix practice on the same type/model of rebreather
Medical certificate stating no contraindication to scuba diving, issued by a general practitioner and dated less than one year before the start date of training.
The CCR hypoxic trimix diluent training alternates between theoretical and practical courses, both dry at the center and on the boat, and sessions in the water in the 0-80 meter zone.
Part of the theoretical coursework is covered prior to the training, through e-learning, accessible from our website using the password sent after booking.
The remaining theoretical courses are covered in person, in the classroom and/or on the boat.
The assessment of acquired skills is carried out by means of a written test at the end of the training and throughout the training, during practical dives. Assessments are conducted in person.
Accessibility for people with disabilities: In view of the specificities of the training and the prerogatives granted upon completion of it, we would like people with disabilities to contact us to study the feasibility of the training project.
To find out all the dates of the training sessions, please consult our calendar !
For any information or to register for this training course, please contact us at contact@plongeetekmarseille.com
Securing the dive site:
Setting up an emergency decompression line
Communication with the surface and establishment of emergency lines
Gas and decompression strategy:
Choice of diluent and bailouts.
Decompression models and gradient factors
Escape plan:
Gas autonomy assessment
Decompression management
Effectiveness in operating in CC or OC mode during incidents and stressful situations
Hardware configuration adjustment:
Use of BOV.
Bailout positioning and organization
Accessibility and use of emergency lighting
The 120m trimix rebreather diver training program is essentially organized around your needs and future exploration projects . Together, we will study and make your objectives possible and practical.