His official job title is “commercial diving contractor,” but this 14-year industry veteran says he’s never worked a day in his life.Brendan Walsh, who was featured in the Daily Mail — one of the United Kingdom’s largest newspapers — runs East West Dive and Salvage out of Port Melbourne, Australia, and says “poo diving” (as they call it Down Under) has been quite lucrative. Perhaps that’s because there’s not much competition, and it’s easy to understand why.“It’s definitely not for the faint-hearted,” Walsh says. “It’s more thick than normal diving, and you can’t see anything no matter what. It’s more like
‘Poo Diver’ in the Spotlight
Aussie mechanic combines love of diving with sewage — and his services are in high demand
Jan 28, 2016 | by Luke LeNoble |
