DIVING CAREER
Diving for the best part of the last decade, I’ve worked across commercial, technical, expedition, and media projects. From safety and instructional roles to underwater logistics and filming support.
Diving demands absolute trust in preparation, equipment, and decision-making. I bring a methodical, safety-first approach while remaining adaptable in challenging underwater conditions. Whether supporting a production, expedition, or training environment, my focus is always on controlled execution and clear outcomes.
My background enables me to perform with confidence in water, adverse conditions, and high-pressure environments, translating authentic physical skills into safe, repeatable on-camera action.
I developed the core of my diving skills through military training at the JSSADC, building on this foundation with a local BSAC club and further specialist training under Neil Brock at Bristol Channel Diving. Progression onto the JJ Closed Circuit Rebreather with Kieron Hatton followed naturally as my passion and experience grew.
This momentum led to the launch of a podcast and YouTube channel, brand support, and a growing audience, with public recognition becoming an unexpected but rewarding outcome.
SPECIALISMS
• HSE & Technical diving support
• Safety diver & underwater supervision
• Expedition & environmental projects
• Media & underwater filming support
• RYA Level 2 Powerboat license
• Instruction & team leadership
QUALIFICATIONS
BSAC Advanced Diver & Instructor – able to lead groups in new situations, which can be remote and require detailed planning backed up by a huge amount of experience
TDI JJCCR Mod 1 – dives to a maximum depth of 40 metres using air diluent
SDI Solo Diver – proper dive planning, personal limitations, and accident prevention, as well as the benefits, hazards, and proper procedures for diving solo
HSE Part 4 Professional Diver – for scientific, media, archaeological, and some inshore diving
RYA Level 2 Powerboat – International Certificate of Competence for inland/coastal waters