Diving Centres for sale in Canada

List every instructor, current certification, teaching status, renewal date and permitted course level. Confirm the training agency will recognize the centre after closing and identify courses dependent on one instructor.

Review compressor age, service logs, filter changes, air-quality test results, ventilation and fill procedures. Price any overdue testing or replacement, and confirm staff training and insurance cover cylinder filling.

Inventory each cylinder, regulator, buoyancy device, computer and exposure suit by serial number, ownership and condition. Check inspection, servicing and retirement records, then reconcile quantities with the rental system.

If a vessel carries customers, verify registration, commercial operating requirements, operator credentials, safety equipment, maintenance, passenger limits and insurance. Confirm the vessel and any marina berth can transfer with the business.

Reconcile deposits, gift cards, course packages and booked trips by customer and date. Estimate remaining instructor time, charter costs, materials and refund exposure, treating unearned amounts as obligations rather than profit.

Request accident, near-miss, equipment-failure, waiver and claim records. Compare activities actually offered with policy exclusions, geographic limits, depth limits and coverage for instruction, rentals, travel, watercraft and off-site activities.