About Blue Foot Diving
Andrew Driver
A scuba diver since he was 12 years old, Andrew now trains others to be instructors and has dived throughout the world from the high Arctic, to the Amazon rain forest to the wrecks of Asia. As a professional diver he has done work for the Discovery Channel, the History Channel, National Geographic, and other TV production companies. Andrew’s most recent diving trips have been with the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) in Papua New Guinea and Palau recovering the remains of servicemen from World War II.
Andrew also owns a company that rents, sells, and operates recompression chambers (portable chambers in particular) for divers. He uses his knowledge as an International Board of Undersea Medicine chamber instructor and operator to educate divers on hyperbarics as well as making dives from his dive boat safer.
As an officer in the Royal Marines Commandos for 8 years, Andrew served on various appointments at sea and on land including tours for which he received extensive training in parachuting, Arctic survival, and combat swimming with oxygen rebreathers. He was a member of the British National Parachute team and commanded the world-record-holding Royal Marines Free Fall Team.
After many visits over the years to the Thousand Islands, Andrew made it his home more than 10 years ago. He loves its history as much as its unparalleled beauty.
Greg Mooney
Greg is the owner of Moon Dog Dive Outfitters and for the last 18 years has been a high pressure life support technician, designer, and installer. With his vast experience he has managed HP installs on some of the largest dive programs in the yachting industry. His expertise has carried over to scuba equipment, rebreathers, oxygen production systems, nitrox compressor systems, submersibles, and ROVs.
In addition to working in the yacht industry, Greg works with film and TV production companies such as Discovery (Shark week), Oceanic Preservation Society (the organization behind the Oscar-winning film The Cove) and many others. He is a keen naturalist, filmmaker, and avid fossil collector. A very accomplished technical dive instructor with deep trimix experience, Greg prefers to dive with the whales and big sharks.