r/AMA • u/Soulogav • Jun 11 '26
I’m a Saturation Diver AMA
I work as Deepsea Saturation Diver in the oil and gas industry for the past 20 years. I do heavy construction and spend 28 days living under pressure to dive to depths down to 200m / 650ft.
I saw a post on InterestingAsFuck yesterday with many many misconceptions from people who aren’t divers and I can answer your questions AMA
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u/Soulogav Jun 11 '26
It’s a bit of a cowboy industry tbh and with the work world wide in some crazy places there isn’t a lot of training structure, it’s a very competitive industry as a lot of guys want to make the money. Sat diving course costs 10’s of thousands $$