Rebreather Association of International Divers
Rebreather Association of International Divers
The Rebreather Association of International Divers (RAID) is an organization dedicated to the training and certification of scuba divers and technical divers with a focus on the use of rebreathers. Rebreathers are advanced diving equipment that recirculate the diver's exhaled breath, removing carbon dioxide and adding oxygen, allowing for longer and deeper dives compared to traditional open-circuit scuba systems.
History[edit | edit source]
RAID was founded to address the growing interest and need for specialized training in rebreather diving. The organization has developed a comprehensive curriculum that covers various levels of rebreather diving, from beginner to advanced technical diving.
Training Programs[edit | edit source]
RAID offers a range of training programs designed to cater to divers of all skill levels. These programs include:
- Open Water Diver
- Advanced Open Water Diver
- Rescue Diver
- Divemaster
- Instructor Development Course
- Technical Diving
- Rebreather Diver
Each course is structured to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, ensuring that divers are well-prepared for the challenges of rebreather diving.
Certification Levels[edit | edit source]
RAID certification levels are designed to progressively build a diver's skills and knowledge. The main certification levels include:
- RAID Open Water 20
- RAID Advanced 35
- RAID Master Rescue
- RAID Divemaster
- RAID Instructor
Safety and Standards[edit | edit source]
RAID places a strong emphasis on safety and adheres to rigorous standards in its training programs. The organization works closely with manufacturers of rebreather equipment to ensure that divers are trained on the latest technology and safety protocols.
Global Presence[edit | edit source]
RAID has a global presence with affiliated dive centers and instructors around the world. This allows divers to access RAID training and certification programs in various locations, promoting the growth and development of rebreather diving internationally.
Related Pages[edit | edit source]
See Also[edit | edit source]
- Professional Association of Diving Instructors
- Scuba Schools International
- National Association of Underwater Instructors
- British Sub-Aqua Club
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