PADI Emergency Oxygen Provider Specialty

Description

Be Prepared to Save a Life

PADI Emergency Oxygen Provider Specialty with Dive Charter NI

In a dive emergency, every second counts — and knowing how to provide emergency oxygen can make all the difference.

The PADI Emergency Oxygen Provider Specialty gives you the confidence and skills to assist divers suffering from decompression illness, lung overexpansion injuries, and other scuba-related medical issues. This course is ideal for scuba divers, snorkelers, boat crew, lifeguards, and anyone spending time around the water.

Why Take This Course?

• Learn how to recognize scuba diving injuries that may require oxygen
• Be ready to assist in emergencies — even before professional help arrives
• Gain hands-on experience with oxygen delivery systems
• No prerequisites or dive experience required — open to all!

What You’ll Learn

This non-diving course includes classroom-based theory and practical exercises. You’ll learn how to:

• Identify conditions treatable with emergency oxygen
• Assemble and disassemble various oxygen units
• Use a non-rebreather mask and demand inhalator valve on a breathing diver
• Use a pocket mask on a non-breathing diver
• Understand safety considerations for handling and administering oxygen

Course Details

• Duration: Half day (approximately 3–4 hours)
• Prerequisites: None – open to everyone
• Minimum Age: None
• Included: PADI materials Via E-Learning, practical training, instructor-led sessions, certification card

Perfect For:

• Scuba divers of all levels
• Snorkelers and free divers
• Dive boat crew, surface support, and lifeguards
• Anyone who wants to be prepared to respond to dive emergencies

Take the First Step in Dive Emergency Response

Emergency oxygen skills are an essential part of dive safety and first aid. This course is a valuable addition to your dive training and a great companion to the PADI Rescue Diver or EFR (Emergency First Response) course.

Book your Oxygen Provider course with Dive Charter NI today and be ready to help when it matters most.