Lifting 900 kg steel table underwater (Become a Commercial Diver at NYD) - ep 09
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- What it takes to become a Professional Diver in Norway at NYD (Norsk Yrkesdykkerskole a/s - Norwegian Professional Education School as); course 186.
Story through two Estonians eyes - Rannar and Ervin.
The course lasts for 16 weeks.
Proper use of an air lift bag underwater.
Norwegian School of Commercial Diving www.nyd.no
Facebook: / nyddiving
Instagram: / nyd_diving
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Video made by Rannar Laur
Instagram: / rannarlaur
Heading to NYD in March, can't wait!
Commercial diving and black metal, perfect combination!
Hoy year later how did it go
Unbelievable, awesome to watch that, human has no limits 🚀
You truly have to make more videos like this one. Absolutely amazing. Because I’m from Germany and my dream is to be a commercial diver to. Videos like this open a world for me I couldn’t be in at this time and give me some little glimpse of what I’ve to learn if I’m going to a diving school. If you make more like this I would like to thank you so much. Maybe it’s the best job of the world.
Wow! What a great video, love the narration. Starting my course September 2021. Looking forward to it a lot.
Earned a sub!
Will you have a job after or it is just a school with not guaranteed job?
Hi man how are you? How was the experience of the course? Did you find a job after the course?
Very great video! Really showing us what a commercial diving school and the potential work environment is like.
Currently taking commercial diving school in Canada. What a amazing course
6:20 Perfect replication of EMERGENCY procedures!
The best job ever. Keep diving with safe
Thank you for showing those of us too scared to get into commercial diving what it’s all about 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Epic Great video clear water...Looks cold too!
5 degrees Celcius is not that cold ;) .. but yes, colder than 27 degrees, which is my favorite minimum :D
Fantastic video
Congratulations about your videos! They are fantastic!
Very good video. I'll be getting in the water soon coming this month I think.
The more i see about commercial diving the more I want to do it. Can't wait till I got the money
Yeah, do more research, 98% of commercial diving is in sludge, mud or septic tanks. The elite get the oil rigs, the stuff you see here. lol.
Watch out diving is dangerous be careful
@@scubarockstar2536 nor in Norway😘
Why you need money when you have the US NAVY!! You will have a very bright future!!!! ;-)
@@scubarockstar2536 haha I know, I'm ok with that. Last I checked your fully encased in your suit. Not a problem.
Have to love all that vis...
Dream job 💚
This looks super cool, Im absoultely terrified of deep oceanwater yet i still kinda wanna learn more about this.
There’s a great documentary about saturation diving. I think it’s called “real men - saturation diving”.
Thank you my friend for this video good job I will make the course soon after I collect the money
Solid video!
Good job
Lo máximo
Well when I graduated in 1990 it was either under water welder or Iron worker. I figured that since I had been a fisherman my whole life I didnt want to be fish food so I decided to hangout of a building 650+ feet above the ground instead of 650 feet below. Looks like a fun job but I'm to old to change now so I'll just watch your videos and act tuff.......Great video....👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
What’s with the dumb flags
Hello Im Manuel, Im not good on inglish but i need do the underwater, can you help me pleace?
Do you know anyone who can fabricate a drysuit to have a flange for a diy diving helmet for shallow waters up to 5-10 meters?
takes his mate back to the basket like a kid with party balloon lol
Do these types of divers have to equalise the pressure? I've never used full face masks or helmets, only recreational diving where you pinch your nose to equalise. Always wondered about this??
Yes, of course. Pressure is still pressure ;)
Some of the masks and helmets have equaliseing knobs which go through the front under the glass, so you can push it against your nose and equalise that way. Some of them have just some pads inside and you have to press your nose against it. But it also differs from person to person. Some divers are just doing the same things you would normally do on the plane =)
@@rannarlaur thanks for the reply. Also seen a video of divers going down in a bell and equalising in there (pinching nose) before getting geard up, which is cool.
OK next job do exactly the same when the tide is racing and in nil viz. Still want to do it?
You complete your course?
Great Video! Can I ask how do commercial deal with decompression and stops? Is the divers gas mix adjusted throughout the dive for different depths? Do they do stops on the way back up in the basket?
What we were doing, was mainly air diving down to 50m. That means deco stops on the way back in the basket. We did also a bit nitrox diving, and surface deco with oxygen (in the chamber).
@@rannarlaur Thanks for the reply, very informative!
What certificate can i get here
dude, Rannar, why didnt i get to use boots on station 4 lol
How deep is this?
If I remember correctly then it was around 15-18 meters.
Hey man, I'm thinking about pursuing this career. Could we get in touch somehow? I have a couple of questions about the industry if you don't mind. Cheers!
What is that table for?
Practice ;)
Very masculine profession. Respect to you my fellow men!
Women also do deep saturation diving too
@@sweetyjones1756 underwater cooking
@@regera6019 You have just let yourself down and set a bad example towards other men . Your behind in the times .. I feel sorry for you and your mentality lol but God bless.
@@sweetyjones1756 that's cool, make me a sandwich
😁😁😇
So did you actually film this whole series with an ROV?
Hand held GoPro and years of practice ;)
@@rannarlaur Haha really?? But you must have had a third diver or something? I'm at NYD and have had your videos as inspiration for angles but I can't understand how yo work some shots out with only 2 divers haha :D I'm literally doing this lift bag exercise tomorrow morning. For me I will have one gopro on each helmet.
Let's see how it turns out, in the morning the water is just pitch black unfortunately haha..
@@UWfalcin mate, I'm one of the participants, I can guarantee all videos Ranar did himself using only GoPro camera
"making it hot" usually refers to welding or cutting....
If not agreed otherwise and/or to mean something else also ;)
@@rannarlaur Ha, thank man. somebody is listening to this old, not so bold, diver.
@@oceanscience2240 ;)
This is my life 😍💗
"Make it Cold" means shut off current to a welder or cutter
Sara u cand have money from de govermant gran for u school i a comercial diver i no longer due i lung
In the real world that lift-bag would be secured to a hold-back point.
It's not a requirement in inshore diving.
Must be euro divers, not Gulf divers...
Easy shit
1.12 Hahaha, how do You know what its like to walk on the moon ? No one knows, because no one has ever done this ! !!!!!
Why waste all that time transporting him to the basket? Surely, it would be more prudent to surface him with the attendant pulling him up using the umbilical/lifeline? They're not deep enough to require stops. (Ex RN trained basic air diver.)
You have an interesting suggestion, but try to see the bigger picture and not only stay inside this video and this particular dive.
All of this is done in a school environment, where it must be safe to practice. That's why it is not that deep, but the depth of the metal table was between 15 and 20 meters. Every dive and every scenario was trained so that the same action would be performed regardless of the depth (surface supply diving with air for commercial divers is down to 50 meters). And even if we forget, that divers underwater are told what, how, and when to do from the surface, they are still humans who can get confused under pressure in an emergency. What I mean by that is that if you are trained only one way, then you will react that way. If there were tens of different solutions to an emergency procedure there would be many more difficulties solving the problem safely.
Also, returning to your solution of just pulling him up, it would be extremely difficult to maintain and control his airways because, as you noticed, those divers are not wearing fins. They are using diving boots. Even if the second diver attended to the one in need, pulling them up with dry suits and with no actual control over buoyancy would result in two divers popping out and now needing medical attention. And here we are still not considering the weather, waves, surge, and so on, and the fact, that yes they would be on the surface, but there is still a good five meters from the surface of the water to the actual ground level of that diving station.
Overall, you had a good train of thought, but this was actually the best way to handle this situation. As it is trained like that constantly, it should become a part of muscle memory. And of course, if you are diving from shore or a different configuration then you would have some different options. But commercial divers generally are trained to go back the same way they entered mostly because of the umbilical ;)
@rannarlaur An excellent explanation, sir. Thank you for posting such a detailed and explanatory article. I enjoyed reading it immensely.