Department of Employment and Labour Supervisor Training Class IV

Supervisor training in South Africa is designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge necessary to manage teams effectively, ensuring compliance with labour laws and regulations. This supervisor training programme is aligned with the Department of Employment and Labour’s guidelines, South Africa.
Key Components of Supervisor Training:
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Class-Specific Modules:
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Class IV Supervisors: Review of diving terms, diving physics, diving physiology, practical diving first aid, oxygen administration, and decompression theory.
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- Supervisor Training material as per guidance from the Department of Employment and Labour (DoEL), South Africa.
Course Admission:
- Prerequisites for Registration as Learner Air Dive Supervisor for Class IV/III/II
- Course enrollment form
- Copy of your ID/ Passport
- Colour passport photograph
- Letter of Recommendation from your current DoEL Supervisor, along with a copy of their DoEL dive supervisor permit
- A clear copy of your current in-date DoEL dive permit
- A copy of your current CV
- In-date Diver or Topside Medical
- In-date Supervisor First Aid and O2 Certification
- Online theory modules completed before on-site assessment
Course Structure
- Learner Air Dive Supervisor Portfolio of Evidence (POE) Requirements
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To complete your Portfolio of Evidence (POE) during training and in the workplace, the following documents are required:
- Completed Online Theory for Diving SupervisorsÂ
- Complete Required Practical panel hours and competencies as a learner supervisor in the workplace
- Complete and sign off the POE for Theory and Practical requirements of a learner supervisor – The POE (Portfolio of Evidence) will be provided to you. Please print it and begin completing it. Your workplace supervisor must sign off on it before you attend the 2–3 week skills training and final assessment at your chosen training centre. The POE serves as evidence of your knowledge and practical skills competence
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On completion of theory online, please book your practical training dates by sending an email to:
Should you require accommodation, meals or return airport shuttle Cape Town International Airport, please email : for a separate quote and availability
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Course Overview
- Course 1
Class IV Final Exams
These exams are designed to assess your knowledge and skills in various critical areas of commercial diving. As you prepare for these assessments, it is...
- Course 2
- Course 3
Air Chamber Operations for Offshore
Learn air chamber operations for offshore diving environments.
- Course 4
Air Chamber – Safe Use of Oxygen and BIBS
Ensure safe oxygen and BIBS use in air chambers.
- Course 5
Diving Physics
Understand how pressure and buoyancy affect divers, including gas laws and their implications.
- Course 6
Diving Physiology
Explore how the body responds to diving pressures, including decompression sickness risks.
- Course 7
Practical Diving First Aid (PDFA) – Diving
Learn diving-specific first aid techniques for emergencies like decompression sickness.
- Course 8
Practical Diving First Aid (PDFA) – First Aid
Master basic first aid skills tailored for diving emergencies.
- Course 9
Oxygen Administration for the Commercial Diver
Understand safe oxygen therapy administration in diving emergencies.
- Course 10
Decompression Theory and Tables
Understand decompression theory to plan safe dives and avoid sickness.
- Course 11
Diving Equipment – Introduction to SCUBA
Learn about SCUBA gear components and proper maintenance.
- Course 12
Air Chamber Attendant (CHATT)
Master air chamber operation and maintenance for assisting and treating patients.
- Course 13
Diving Legislation
Familiarize yourself with diving laws and regulations for compliance.
- Course 14
Diving Medical Emergency Response Plan (DMERP)
Create a comprehensive plan for responding to medical emergencies.
- Course 15
Approaches to Safety
Develop strategies to minimize diving hazards through risk assessment.
- Course 16
Diving Terms
Learn essential diving terminology to ensure effective communication and safety
- Course 17
Diving Safety: Underwater Hazards
Identify and navigate common underwater hazards like currents and marine life.





