PADI Tec 40 Course

PADI Tec 40 Certification

Take your first step into technical diving with the PADI® Tec 40 course. Learn how to dive beyond recreational limits using technical equipment, gas planning, and advanced dive procedures. Tec 40 is your gateway into the exciting world of decompression diving with confidence and safety.

  • Duration: 3-4 days
  • Course prerequisites: PADI Advanced Open Water Diver, Enriched Air Diver, Deep Diver (or qualifying certifications)
  • Includes: Theory sessions, confined water training, open water dives, equipment rental & gas fills

Price: £600

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What You Will Learn

  • How to plan and execute limited decompression dives
  • Technical dive equipment setup and configuration
  • Gas planning and management
  • Handling emergencies in a technical diving environment
  • Buoyancy control and trim techniques for technical diving

Certification Requirements

Certification

PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (or qualifying certification)

Enriched Air Diver

Must hold a PADI Enriched Air Diver certification (or equivalent)

Age

18 years or older

Logged Dives

Minimum of 30 dives with experience in deep diving and nitrox use

Medical Clearance

Medically evaluated and cleared for diving by a physician within the past 12 months

General Questions

The Tec 40 course is your introduction to technical diving, teaching you how to dive beyond recreational limits using technical equipment, gas planning, and controlled decompression procedures.

The course takes 3–4 days, including theory sessions, confined water training, and multiple open water dives.

Yes. You must complete a medical statement and, if required, obtain clearance from a physician within the past 12 months before participating.

Technical diving gear will be provided or can be rented, including twinsets or sidemount setups, stage cylinders, regulators, and dive computers capable of handling multiple gases.

Yes! After completing Tec 40, you can continue with Tec 45 and Tec 50 courses, building on your skills and increasing depth limits and complexity.