Jacks Dive Chest Commercial Dive Academy

I Group Graduation 2026🔱
You completed the program and step off our deck as certified commercial divers.

You arrived as students. You leave as professionals who understand the weight of the helmet, the responsibility of the line, and the importance of bringing every diver home.

We’re proud of the work you put in: the long days, the cold water, the drills, and the standards you held when no one was watching.

Carry the Jacks name with integrity. Work safe. Dive smart. Look out for your team.

The water will test you. Your training will carry you.
Fair winds and calm seas, Class II.
You will always be part of the Jacks Dive Chest family.

The Kirby Morgan HAT course (Helmet and Accessories Technician) is a training program that teaches divers and technicians how to inspect, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair Kirby Morgan diving helmets, band masks, and related surface-supplied diving equipment.

In short, the course covers:

Design and operation of Kirby Morgan helmets and band masks

Disassembly, inspection, cleaning, and reassembly

Preventive maintenance and service schedules

Fault finding and troubleshooting common problems

Safety systems (regulators, exhausts, valves, communications)

Manufacturer standards and documentation

The goal is to ensure equipment is safe, reliable, and compliant with Kirby Morgan specifications, and that technicians are qualified to support commercial and professional diving operations.

Next Training Dates : 25 August - 27 August 2026

A Diver Medic Technician (DMT) is a trained professional who provides emergency care to divers who are injured in an accident.

DMTs are often the first to respond to injured divers and may work in hyperbaric chambers.

DMT courses are intensive and teach advanced first aid and emergency treatment.

Courses cover topics such as human anatomy, CPR, and oxygen administration.

DMTs learn how to assess patients, monitor vital signs, and manage bleeding.

They also learn how to communicate with doctors and assist with decompression procedures.

DMT responsibilities -
*Provide first aid and emergency treatment
*Follow a doctor's instructions until more skilled medical help
arrives
*Communicate with doctors by phone, radio, or fax
*Be familiar with diving procedures and hyperbaric chambers
*Assist with decompression procedures
*Advise when to seek medical help

available Refresher DMT course on 7 September - 11 September 2026 Book your spot now, limited seats available

A Diver Medic Technician (DMT) is a trained professional who provides emergency care to divers who are injured in an accident.

DMTs are often the first to respond to injured divers and may work in hyperbaric chambers.

DMT courses are intensive and teach advanced first aid and emergency treatment.

Courses cover topics such as human anatomy, CPR, and oxygen administration.

DMTs learn how to assess patients, monitor vital signs, and manage bleeding.

They also learn how to communicate with doctors and assist with decompression procedures.

DMT responsibilities -
*Provide first aid and emergency treatment
*Follow a doctor's instructions until more skilled medical help
arrives
*Communicate with doctors by phone, radio, or fax
*Be familiar with diving procedures and hyperbaric chambers
*Assist with decompression procedures
*Advise when to seek medical help

available Full DMT course on 21 September - 30 September 2026 Book your spot now, limited seats available

A most happy WOMEN'S DAY to all the women of Jacks Dive Chest and all other women out there, my most sincere best wishes go with you today and EVERYDAY. Have an awesome day today and tomorrow and remember you are the main reason we are all here!

To the next generation of women divers:
Congratulations to Ipsh*ta Dey for becoming India’s second woman commercial diver. After graduating as a Class-2 Commercial Diver from Jacks Dive Chest Commercial Diver Training School in Cape Town, South Africa, she’s proving that the underwater world has room for more women at the front. As the daughter of IMCA Air Diving Supervisor and saturation diver Jayanta Dey, Ipsh*ta grew up seeing what’s possible, and now she’s making it real for others to follow.

Commercial diving isn’t just tough, it’s technical, well-paid, and global. You work on offshore energy, ship repair, marine construction, and inspections, using real engineering skills while exploring places most people never see. If you have focus, fitness, and curiosity, schools like Jacks Dive Chest will train you, and the industry needs you.

More Indian women and women everywhere belong in this field, leading crews, setting standards, and making history one dive at a time.

It has arrived! The new addition to our extensive collection of dive helmets, the D-ONE DRASS DIVING HELMET