easy
7–8 hours total
Suitable for individuals in average physical condition; no strenuous activity required but basic mobility helps during practical exercises.
Prepare yourself for underwater emergencies with the DAN: O2 Provider course in San Francisco. Learn essential oxygen administration skills through a mix of online and classroom training to enhance diver safety.
San Francisco
Dive into safety with this essential course on emergency oxygen administration for diving accidents and nonfatal drownings. Over three hours of online learning and four hours in the classroom, you'll master the skills to recognize and manage dive-related injuries, ensuring you're prepared for any underwater emergency.
TRAINING COST: $125.00 Tuition $40.00 NAUI eLearning $40.00 O2 Provider Student Kit
DURATION:
The payment of Course Fees guarantees TRAINING, not necessarily certification. Certification is EARNED only by successfully meeting all applicable standards and objectives.
OBJECTIVE: The primary 1st Aid for most diving accidents is pure oxygen. This course will teach you the techniques of emergency oxygen administration for suspected diving injuries and nonfatal drowning. You will learn the fundamentals of recognizing dive-injuries along with response and management.
STUDENT REQUIREMENTS:
15 years or older (parent/guardian release is required) - Students under 15 years of age are required to attend private lessons Please call the shop to set up private lessons.
Any participant under the age of 18 will REQUIRE: - The parent/guardian to be listed as the main point of contact. - A SEPARATE email & phone number for the parent/guardian and the minor participating in the course.
Familiarize yourself thoroughly with oxygen administration gear before taking the course for smoother hands-on learning.
Drinking plenty of water before class helps maintain focus during both the online and in-person sessions.
Brushing up on general dive safety and emergency protocols will help you get the most from this specialized course.
Wear comfortable clothing to the classroom sessions, as some practical skills require movement and hands-on practice.
San Francisco’s deep connection to maritime activities has made it a central hub for diving education and marine rescue training.
Local diving centers emphasize sustainable practices to protect fragile marine environments from pollution and overuse.
Wear casual, flexible attire for classroom practice sessions.
Helpful for taking notes during online modules and in-person training.
Stay hydrated throughout class to maintain focus and energy.
Use when arriving or departing to protect your eyes in bright California sunlight.
summer specific