Commercial diving is a career like no other. It's hands-on work requiring mastery over the elements, and allows skilled professionals to work internationally.

Diving requires a unique skill set, and the industry promotes from within, which provides an endless opportunity for advancement. As long as you maintain good health and physical fitness, you can dive well into your 50's: the industry will take you as far as you want to go.

Offshore divers are often in the field 300 days a year, working a few weeks or months at a time. Divers work on sub-sea construction, pipelines, oil rigs, NDT, inspections, and salvage. DIT's international certification allows our graduates to work offshore globally, from Singapore to the Congo, and places in between.

Inland divers inspect and maintain the infrastructure of piers, dams, bridges, irrigation systems, and water tanks throughout the U.S., including the cooling ponds of the nuclear industry.

Overseas, underwater and on the move, the one place you'll never find yourself is stuck behind a desk.