Advanced Wreck Diver is a challenging and fulfilling course.  It's about finding your personal best as a diver.  I personally believe this course strengthens people as divers.  If there is one course that my students continue to talk about long after the course is over it's the Advanced/Technical Wreck course.

The course aims provide the knowledge and experience divers need to conduct advanced wreck dives with confidence and with a higher level of safety.
Topics
Topics covered include:
  • The dangers of the overhead environment
  • Buoyancy control
  • Equipment configuration with a high emphasize on equipment streamlining
  • Awareness in an overhead environment
  • Different finning techniques
  • Multi cylinder gas  management for long wreck penetrations
Course DESCRIPTION
The diving portion consists of a number of confined-water skills work-up dives. These dives establish the students' buoyancy, trim, configuration and comfort of their equipment. This will lead to the students second set of dives aimed at helping to achieve proficiency in completing a number of timed task-loading skills while on or in the wreck.

• Student to Instructor Ration 3:1
• Decompression gas: 50%-100%
• Max depth 150 ft (45 m)

Typical Duration:
• Approximately 10 hours of class
• 8 dives (over  2 to 3 weekends)
• 4 Evening & Weekends
Prerequisites & Equipment
• Appropriate equipment
• Technical Diver Certification
• 250 logged dry suit dives
DIVE SITES
Thanks to the Artificial Reef Society of British Columbia, there are several large artificial reefs in relatively close proximity, including the HMCS Annapolis, allowing us to offer our students a wider range of experiences and challenges during our program.