Equipment specialist

$200.00

Overview

Ever wondered how a regulator actually works? What do they mean if they talk about “balanced”, about pistons and membranes? How can I maintain my BCD? How to clean and store a suit? What to do, my mask still keeps fogging up? For how long is the air in my tank good? What does a scuba tank look like on the inside?… these all questions this course will answer.

The course is not converting you into a certified scuba regulator technician but will certainly show you many tricks about how to save a dive if something breaks at the dive site and how to best take care of your gear

This course doesn’t require any dives, there is no exam; it is purely a workshop – theory and practical training in the class room.

Details

Duration:

  • 1 day of theory and practical training
  • No dives are required for this course

Includes:

  • Theory and practical exercises
  • Certification card if the course was completed

Requirements

  • Be a certified PADI Open Water Diver or equivalent
  • Be at least 12 years old

Equipment needed:

  • No dive gear is needed for this course

Other fees

SITE ENTRY:
Entry to Flintkote is included for the Open Water Diver and Advanced courses.
For other courses with open water dives, you will need to pay your entry fee on site.


DATE CHANGES:

  • More than 28 days before the course start: no charge

  • 28 to 8 days before the course start:

    • $15: Discover Scuba, Bubblemaker, ReActivate

    • $70: all other courses

  • 7 to 3 days before the course start:

    • $30: Discover Scuba, Bubblemaker

    • $50: ReActivate

    • $120: Open Water Diver, Advanced, Rescue, Ice Diving

    • $90: all other courses

  • Changing the course date 1–2 days before the start is not possible, regardless of the reason.

These fees cover, among other things, your reserved pool spot and/or the instructor’s wages.

Please make sure to carefully check the prerequisites for each course/activity.
In particular, pay close attention to the medical form.
If you need to change your course date because you require medical clearance and were unable to get a doctor’s appointment in time, the date change fees will still apply.


EQUIPMENT:

  • Bubblemaker, Discover Scuba, and ReActivate (refresher): all equipment is provided.

  • Open Water Diver: you must have your own mask, snorkel, boots, and fins. A thin wetsuit is recommended for intensive pool sessions. Rental available. All other equipment is provided (including a thick wetsuit for certification).

  • Advanced: you must have your own mask, snorkel, fins, compass, SMB, and dive computer. Rental available. The rest is provided.

  • All other courses: equipment is not included in the course price.

You are responsible for coming in to try on and reserve the proper sizes for your course after registering.
You must pick up your gear the day before your course and return it in good condition the day after your course.
(This does not apply to Bubblemaker or Discover Scuba courses.)
For the Open Water Diver course, please bring your equipment back after the pool sessions and pick up a new set before your certification dives.
You are also responsible for refilling your tanks at the shop between dive days.


VIP SERVICES:
If you are unable to pick up/return your gear or refill your tanks between dive days, let us know as early as possible.
We offer VIP services for certain courses, available for an additional fee. Spaces are limited.


DISCOUNTS:
By enrolling in a course with Plongée Capitale, you can benefit from discounts on equipment.


QUÉBEC DIVING LICENSE:
The evaluation for the Québec Class A permit (FQAS – Québec Subaquatique) is included in all courses with at least one open water dive.
The permit fee is only included in the Open Water Diver course.

Important !

Le questionnaire médical DAN (Divers Alert Network) permet de déterminer si une consultation médicale est nécessaire avant de pratiquer la plongée. Il est obligatoire de le remplir, le signer et suivre ses instructions avant un cours de plongée ; ce document est également exigé par les assurances. Il contribue avant tout à préserver votre sécurité.

Veuillez lire attentivement le questionnaire avant de vous inscrire à un cours, s’il vous plaît.

Si vous avez répondu “oui” à l’une des questions, n’hésitez pas à nous contacter pour plus d’informations. Cela ne signifie pas nécessairement que vous n’êtes pas apte à pratiquer la plongée, mais simplement que vous devrez consulter un médecin pour confirmer votre aptitude.

Voir le questionnaire – cliquez ICI !