ANDI Gas Blender course insures the proper operation of blending equipment and that ANDI standards for gas purity is met within the ANDI facility.
Experience: Beginner |
Minimum age: 18 years |
Training level: 1 |
Available Languages: Greek |
EVERYTHING STARTS HERE...
Start your eLearning course and when you successfully finish all the requires education fields, you will be able move forward to practice everything you learned into a chamber environment!
Briefing of the Course
A gas blender course is designed to train individuals in the safe and effective blending of gases used in scuba diving. This course insures the proper operation of blending equipment and that ANDI standards for gas purity is met within the ANDI facility. This course is often run in conjunction with a CST course. The course is targeted towards certified scuba divers who want to learn how to blend nitrox and other gases for themselves or others.
During the course, you will learn about the different types of gases used in scuba diving, how to properly handle and store them, and the techniques used to blend them. You will also learn about the equipment used in gas blending, such as compressors and analyzers, and how to maintain and troubleshoot this equipment.
Upon completion of the course, you will be able to blend gases for use in scuba diving within the limits of your certification. This can be a valuable skill for dive shops, dive centers, and individuals who frequently use nitrox or other gas blends in their diving.
Overall, a gas blender course can be a great way to expand your knowledge and skills in scuba diving, as well as enhance your safety and the safety of those you dive with.
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Benefits of the Course
- Increased Safety
By learning how to properly blend gases, you can ensure that the gas you are using is of the correct mix and safe for diving. This can help to reduce the risk of decompression sickness, oxygen toxicity, and other diving-related injuries.
- Greater Flexibility
As a certified gas blender, you can mix your own gases to meet your specific diving needs, such as increasing the amount of oxygen in the mix for longer dive times. This can be especially useful for technical divers or those who frequently dive in remote locations where pre-mixed gases may not be readily available.
- Cost Savings
By being able to blend your own gases, you can potentially save money on the cost of pre-mixed gases. Additionally, if you work at a dive shop or center, being able to blend your own gases can be a cost-effective way to provide nitrox to customers.
- Career Opportunities
Becoming a certified gas blender can open up career opportunities in the dive industry. Dive shops, dive centers, and liveaboards often require staff who can blend gases, and having this skill can make you a more valuable employee.
- Personal Growth
Learning new skills and expanding your knowledge can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience. Becoming a certified gas blender can be a great way to challenge yourself and grow as a diver.
Gas Blender Ratings
- SafeAir/Nitrox Gas Blender
The first level of entering gas blending world!
- TriMix Gas Blender
The advanced level of a gas blender.
How it Works?
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Choose your Course
Enrolling to ANDI's eLearning training courses is just the first step in order to enter into gas blending world!
Get Started2
Complete the Online Theory
Finish all the required theory of the course from the convenience of your home!
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Finish your Course
Practice using proper equipment in an appropriate training environment. Training includes all the required practice to help you build confidence in order to be an active and educated gas blender.
General Info
Getting Started
We suggest you to contact with contact with your preferable training facility, in order to schedule your gas blending training!
Note: eLearning covers self-study material. Your ANDI training facility will charge training fees for proper preparation and required training on gas blending activities.