SSI Scuba Diving Course in Andaman

Health and Fitness:

• If you're planning to scuba dive, it's vital to be aware of any medical conditions that may not be compatible with this activity, i.e. 1) Respiratory Conditions 2) Cardiovascular Conditions 3) Ear and Sinus Disorders are some examples of health issues that could increase the risk of injury or complications. 
• It's crucial to undergo a thorough medical evaluation by a physician trained in dive medicine if you have any of these health conditions. 

Safety Gear:

• Scuba diving requires different specialised equipment. Our company will make sure that all equipment is in good working order and fits you properly. 

Age Limits:

• For safety purposes, there are certain age restrictions when it comes to scuba diving, so anyone who is below 12 years of age cannot participate in Scuba Diving activity as it affects the eardrums of the child.

Safety Briefings:

• Before each dive, you will receive a safety briefing, which includes information about the dive site, entry and exit procedures, hand signals, and what to do in case of emergencies.
• It is important to pay close attention to the briefing and ask questions if anything is unclear. 

Dive Planning:

• You need not be worried about the dive plan, as all the information will be provided to you beforehand to minimise the risk and to make you aware.
• After the dive is over, make sure you do not catch the flight in the next few hours, as it will affect your hearing.

Advance Booking:

• It's important to plan and make reservations in advance. Make sure to double-check our timings of operation and policies beforehand.

Weather Conditions:

• Keep in mind that scuba Diving activity may be affected by adverse weather conditions such as high winds, rain, or thunderstorms. So, the activity may get postponed or cancelled in such circumstances.

Dive with Buddy:

• One of the best safety measures for scuba diving is to always dive with a partner. It's helpful to have another person with you as an extra set of eyes and hands, as well as an extra regulator in case of an emergency.

Alcoholic Restrictions:

• Drinking before a dive carries several risks, including nitrogen narcosis, heat loss, impaired judgment, slower reaction time, attention span, and visual tracking. Therefore, it is crucial to avoid consuming alcohol before engaging in scuba diving.

Respect Marine Life:

• It is essential to avoid touching, collecting, or bothering marine life. Respecting the underwater environment means not disturbing coral reefs or other fragile ecosystems.
• By touching them, you remove their natural protection, and the fish become vulnerable to contamination.