Take our Introduction to Regulator Service Course.
And find out what really goes on under that purge cover.
The Course.
What?
This is a 3-day weekend course exploring the parts, functionality, and science behind various types of regulators. This is a brand-independent course that will look at general breathing technology. This is not a certification course to become a regulator technician.
When?
Class Options:
- February 7-9, 2025
- March 21-23, 2025
- Contact us for a custom class
Weekend Schedule:
- Friday: 6 PM – 9:30 PM
- Saturday: 8 AM – 5 PM
- Sunday: 8 AM – 1 PM
Where?
The course will be held at Airtech’s home, Gypsy Divers Aquatic Center.
Ready to get signed up?
Contact us to register for our Introduction to Regulator service course!
This course is perfect for the experienced diver that has a genuine interest in the various types of regulators and wants an in-depth exploration of scuba equipment.
What our students had to say.
The hands-on disassembly, re-assembly, and adjustment were crucial to understanding all aspects of regulators, but especially the service technician’s perspective. You quickly realize just how much work goes into the annual service.
Rolin B
[I liked] getting a better understanding of all that happens when AirTech does a repair. Happy I was able to attend this class, Shane’s a great guy and very knowledgeable.
Bill C
[I liked] the sharing of information around the room with a bunch of experienced divers connecting what we were learning to what we already know.
Joe R
The Logistics.
3
Days
20
Hours
4
Students
$300
Course Price
Frequently asked.
If you have any questions about our course and you don’t see them below, contact us!
Intro Tech Course
Not necessarily. This course does not qualify you for any certifications. To become a regulator technician, you would need to go through a certification course with each manufacturer you wish to service and work for a store that is a dealer.
No. Please do not open your regulator. If you ever have any issues with your regulator, even if you believe you know the solution, bring it to a certified technician. Many manufacturers will not follow through with warranties due to non-certified interference.
Our online form is a great way to provide feedback! We greatly appreciate all feedback we receive. It will help us improve the course for future students.
We recommend buying and reading through Regulator Savvy from Scuba Tools. However, this is not a requirement. For more information on the book, please visit their site.
The course is designed to give you a strong working knowledge of the basic theory and application of regulators and the introduction to common scuba, special application, diagnostic, and tuning tools. This includes: a typical service procedure, the breakdown of typical parts, types of first and second-stage regulators, diagnostic measurements, and typical sounds heard when testing equipment.
The course is followed by hands-on disassembly and assembly of different types of regulators, as well as a demonstration on testing and fine-tuning a regulator.
Ready to get signed up?
Contact us to register for our Introduction to Regulator service course!
