Closed bell diving (TUP) - Become a Commercial Diver at NYD ep 13

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.
Diving with a closed bell and a TUP system. This was almost like saturation diving.
Norwegian School of Commercial Diving www.nyd.no
Facebook: / nyddiving
Instagram: / nyd_diving
Free music from KZbin Library (Piano_Store, The_Curious_Kitten, Rainbow_Forest, Where_To, Hookah_Bar, Happy_Haunts, Fond_Memories, Indigo)
Special thanks to Apenisa Kacunisawana for great supervising
Video made by Rannar Laur
Instagram: / rannarlaur

[@alejandrobarrosvivanco3253]

Man Thats amazing ... such a different way to tell the job , i was motivated with comercial diving but now i am so much more motivated, thanks for doings things in a great way and such a motivated way too!! cheers and see you soon :)

[@lknanml]

Get this into the VR store pronto! Deep sea diver simulator could be an awesome game! LOL

[@paulstonepaul879]

Well done that is great! what a good idea never seen that before!

[@TheCrafteur9]

Hey man are you still alive ? I need more videos !!!!

[@UWfalcin]

Hey Runar, hope you’re still active on this page. I am very interested in applying for your school but I’m a bit split. The school here in Sweden (Yrgo) which I was first thinking of applying too has an education time of 2 years while yours is only 16 weeks!! What could be the reason for such a huge difference in time? Does your course cover enough certificates to get a job afterwards or do I have to add other courses when I’m done? My plan first now is to complete a regular surface welding course. The 2 year long commercial diver course here in Sweden is free and I know it involves a trainee-period but the difference in time is nevertheless huge. I also think it would make a benefit to learn in english since I’m more familiar with words for diving physics in english, I just want to make sure that your course is ”complete”. Thanks!

[@styledjosh]

Hey man loving the series. I'm looking into going to NYD myself and was wondering, is it easy to find accommodation in the area? Also, what were your daily expenses like for food in that area? Anyway, great videos!

[@lukasstoffers6673]

Love the series rannar going to nyd myself in March. How’d you find a good and close rental place?

[@rannarlaur]

After you have done the first payment then the school will provide a list of possible accommodation places close by. Then you need to call them and find the best solution for yourself ;)

[@lukasstoffers6673]

Thank you very much. Keep it up

[@gamowhisper101]

Hey, I'm heading in March too. The school should give you a list. I picked the one with the landlord called Arne. Think he has space. You should try him as its 4 min walk away. I can give you his email if you like?

[@lukasstoffers6673]

Stafford Tyrrell that would be great. Where are you from? I’m from Germany.

[@gamowhisper101]

@@lukasstoffers6673 cool, no hassle. I'm staying there too. Seems like a good place. I'm from Ireland. How do I message you? Not too sure about putting my email here 😂

[@skivisk7260]

Сгущенка с блинами сдала.

[@SuperJulianAnt]

What depht hwere you guys at

[@rannarlaur]

0-50m. Dry bell on 10m, everything else starting from 1m of depth down until 50m.

[@6miler]

Very cool content man! When are you done your course?

[@rannarlaur]

Actually in real time we just finished last friday. But according to video program I still have couple of episodes to go 😉 Thanks for the support 😊

[@6miler]

Rannar Laur Right on man, congratulations! I was thinking of going for commercial diver training here in Canada. I’m a welder/mechanic by trade. It looks like you had a good experience. Are you managing to find work right away?

[@gchqjtrig6492]

@@rannarlaur Hi Rannur, nice videos. I did my Commercial Diving course in the 1970s, in the North Sea oil boom times....very different back then:-)

[@rannarlaur]

@@6miler Thank you and luckily for me, I got a job right away. If you already are a welder then I would recommend the training. Because there is always a constant need for good welders underwater ;)

[@rannarlaur]

@@gchqjtrig6492 Thank you =) .. And I can imagine it was a little bit different back then. Heck, I wasn't even born then :D

[@nothingheretowatch7371]

But how are you going to find a job ? Answer plss

[@rannarlaur]

That is the question of a person and an answer depends on a person and on the situation. Luckily for me, the job found me ;)

[@nothingheretowatch7371]

@@rannarlaur man you are lucky 😉

[@rahulgodfrey3624]

@@rannarlaur can you help me also become a saturation diver? please..

[@rannarlaur]

@@rahulgodfrey3624 How can I actually help you? All you need to do is get yourself together and sign up for the next course in the commercial diver school closest to you. That's it.

[@nothingheretowatch7371]

@@rahulgodfrey3624 you cant be sat diver right a way you mst be wery good commercial diver first or underwater welder