Department of Employment and Labour Supervisor Training Class II

Class II Commercial Diving Supervisor Training

Achieve the highest level of commercial diving supervision through industry-aligned Class II Supervisor theory training, available online anywhere in the world.
Important Notice (Read Before Purchase):
This product provides access to online theory modules only.
- It does not constitute enrolment in a certified supervisory assessment programme
- It does not grant supervisory certification or licensing
- It does not include final practical assessment or onsite evaluation
- Practical assessment and final sign-off are invoiced separately by the chosen training centre
Why Choose This Programme?
- Immediate access – start learning today without delays
- Flexible online learning – complete theory from anywhere in the world
- Supervisor pathway focused – progress toward senior offshore supervisory roles
- Industry aligned content – structured to DoEL supervisory requirements
- Career advancement focused – designed for experienced commercial divers progressing into offshore leadership
Your Offshore Supervisory Progression
The Class II Commercial Diving Supervisor pathway supports progression into senior offshore supervisory operations involving decompression, chamber operations, and advanced diving management responsibilities.
This programme builds on previous Class IV and Class III supervisory competencies and prepares candidates for leadership-level offshore diving supervision.
How It Works
Step 1: Start Online Theory Immediately
Gain immediate access to the Class II Supervisor theory modules and begin learning online at your own pace.
Core learning areas include:
- Advanced diving supervision principles
- Offshore operational management
- Decompression procedures and chamber operations
- Diving legislation and regulatory compliance
- Emergency response and incident management
- Risk assessment and operational safety systems
- Dive planning and supervisory responsibilities
- Commercial diving leadership and team management
No delays. No waiting. Start immediately.
Step 2: Portfolio of Evidence (POE) & Workplace Competencies
Candidates are required to complete a Portfolio of Evidence (POE) and required workplace competencies during their supervisory development period.
- Complete all online theory modules
- Complete required practical panel hours and supervisory competencies in the workplace
- Complete and sign off the POE for theory and practical requirements
- Obtain workplace supervisor sign-off before final assessment
Step 3: Final Skills Assessment & Evaluation
Final skills assessment and supervisory evaluation are conducted at an approved training centre.
Please note: Your online theory purchase covers the theory component only. Practical skills assessment, onsite evaluation, and final supervisory sign-off are invoiced separately by your chosen training centre.
Entry Requirements
Prerequisites for Registration as Learner Air Dive Supervisor – Class II
- Course enrolment form
- Copy of ID / Passport
- Copy of Diver Card
- Colour passport photograph
- Letter of Recommendation from current DoEL Supervisor
- Copy of current DoEL dive supervisor permit
- Copy of current in-date DoEL dive permit
- Current CV
Department of Employment & Labour (DoEL) Minimum Requirements – Class II
- Minimum age: 24
- Minimum dives: 100 logged commercial dives
- Experience: Minimum 2 years after completion of Class II diver qualification
- Portfolio of Evidence: Including required panel hours and competencies
- In-date Diver or Topside Medical
- In-date Supervisor First Aid and O2 Certification
- Chamber Operator Certificate
- Online theory modules completed before onsite assessment
All requirements are in accordance with the Department of Employment & Labour Supervisor Application Checklist.
Onsite Assessment & Final Evaluation
Final practical assessment dates are arranged directly with the chosen training centre after completion of theory and POE requirements.
Important Conditions:
Online theory must be completed before onsite supervisory assessment.
Portfolio of Evidence requirements must be completed before final evaluation.
Assessment bookings are subject to availability and confirmed scheduling.
Certification and Outcome
On successful completion, candidates are prepared to progress as Learner Air Dive Supervisors – Class II in accordance with Department of Employment & Labour requirements.
To qualify, candidates must:
- Meet all DoEL supervisory entry requirements
- Complete all required online theory modules
- Complete the required Portfolio of Evidence
- Successfully complete final practical assessment and evaluation
- Meet all workplace competency requirements
This pathway enables progression into senior offshore supervisory roles involving advanced diving operations, decompression procedures, and chamber-based activities.
Programme Alignment & Credibility
This programme aligns with:
- Department of Employment & Labour supervisory requirements for Class II Supervisors
- Commercial diving operational standards for offshore supervisory personnel
- Industry leadership and safety management requirements for advanced offshore diving operations
Training is structured to meet industry, operational, and supervisory management requirements.
Supporting Documents
Start your offshore supervisory development through online theory and progress toward final assessment when ready.
Start Now – Progress Professionally – Move Toward Senior Offshore Leadership.
Course Overview
- Course 1
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- Course 3
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- Course 4
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- Course 5
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- Course 6
Small Vessel Safety Induction
Prepare for safe dives with pre-dive checks and safety protocols.
- Course 7
Air Chamber Operations for Offshore
Learn air chamber operations for offshore diving environments.
- Course 8
- Course 9
Kirby Morgan Hat: Operator User Training
Overview and training on operating and maintaining the Kirby Morgan helmet.
- Course 10
Air Chamber – Safe Use of Oxygen and BIBS
Ensure safe oxygen and BIBS use in air chambers.
- Course 11
Umbilical Management and Tendering for Class III
Master umbilical handling techniques for safe diving operations.
- Course 12
Surface Decompression Diving Operations (SurD02)
Understand procedures for safe surface decompression dives.
- Course 13
Surface-Supplied Diving Equipment
Study the components and operation of surface-supplied equipment.
- Course 14
Surface Plant and Equipment Class III
Learn about surface-supplied diving systems setup and operation.
- Course 15
Diving Physics
Understand how pressure and buoyancy affect divers, including gas laws and their implications.
- Course 16
Diving Physiology
Explore how the body responds to diving pressures, including decompression sickness risks.
- Course 17
Practical Diving First Aid (PDFA) – Diving
Learn diving-specific first aid techniques for emergencies like decompression sickness.
- Course 18
Practical Diving First Aid (PDFA) – First Aid
Master basic first aid skills tailored for diving emergencies.
- Course 19
Portable Oxygen Administration for the Commercial Diver
Understand safe oxygen therapy administration in diving emergencies.
- Course 20
Decompression Theory and Tables
Understand decompression theory to plan safe dives and avoid sickness.
- Course 21
Diving Equipment – Introduction to SCUBA
Learn about SCUBA gear components and proper maintenance.
- Course 22
Air Chamber Attendant (CHATT)
Master air chamber operation and maintenance for assisting and treating patients.
- Course 23
Diving Legislation
Familiarize yourself with diving laws and regulations for compliance.
- Course 24
Diving Medical Emergency Response Plan (DMERP)
Create a comprehensive plan for responding to medical emergencies.
- Course 25
Approaches to Safety
Develop strategies to minimize diving hazards through risk assessment.
- Course 26
Diving Terms
Learn essential diving terminology to ensure effective communication and safety
- Course 27
Diving Safety: Underwater Hazards
Identify and navigate common underwater hazards like currents and marine life.






