Welcome Team!
We’re diving into something important — but we’ll keep it short, clear, and easy to follow.
This course is based on our Standard Operations Manual: Air Diving Manual and the Diving Regulation: Control of Commercial Diving Operations.
Think of it as your go-to guide — not something to memorise, but something to come back to whenever you need to check, confirm, or refresh your understanding.
It’s here to support you on the job, breaking the manual into quick, practical sections so you can stay confident, consistent, and aligned with how we operate.
Let’s dive in! 🐠🌊
Course Features
- Lectures 116
- Quizzes 15
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 5
- Certificate No
- Assessments Yes
- 16 Sections
- 116 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Introduction to Diving OperationsWhy we dive: The purpose, rules, and structure of diving operations.5
- CommunicationHow we communicate: Roles, responsibilities, and information flow during operations.10
- 2.1Overview of Roles in Diving Operations
- 2.2Duties of the employer
- 2.3Duties of registered commercial diving schools
- 2.4Duties of persons involved in commercial diving
- 2.5Diving Supervisor
- 2.6Commercial Diver
- 2.7Line Attendant
- 2.8Systems Technician
- 2.9Area Authority Manager
- 2.10Roles & Responsibilities5 Questions
- Communication in Diving OperationsHow we communicate underwater: Methods used to maintain control and safety.7
- Diving EquipmentWhat we use: The equipment required to support safe diving operations.8
- Planned Maintenance SystemHow we maintain equipment: Ensuring all systems are safe, tested, and ready for use.11
- 5.1Overview Planned Maintenance System
- 5.2Maintenance Programme & Spares Control
- 5.3Equipment Register & Certification
- 5.4Power Supply & Generator Requirements
- 5.5Gas Storage & Cylinder Safety
- 5.6Diver Breathing & Reserve Gas Supply
- 5.7Air & Oxygen Planning
- 5.8Deployment System Gas, Analyser & Emergency Cylinders
- 5.9Breathing Air Purity & Testing
- 5.10Breathing Gas Toxicity & Gas Purity
- 5.11Planned Maintenance System19 Questions
- Diving Stages: Diving Baskets and Wet BellsHow we deploy divers: Systems used to safely lower and recover divers.6
- Chambers & Medical SupportHow we protect diver health: Medical support, recompression, and emergency care.9
- 7.1Recompression Chambers
- 7.2Chamber Support (BIBS & treatment control)
- 7.3Medical Practitioner & Emergency Medical Support
- 7.4First Aid & Medical Equipment
- 7.5Medical Fitness to Dive
- 7.6Diver Fitness & Responsibility
- 7.7Pre- and Post- Dive Screening
- 7.8Post-Dive Restrictions, Chamber Access & Thermal Balance
- 7.9Chambers & Medical Support5 Questions
- Environmental ConsiderationsHow conditions affect the dive: Environmental factors that influence safety and operations.7
- The Dive TeamWho is involved: Roles, responsibilities, and requirements of the dive team.8
- Operational & Safety AspectsHow we operate: How diving is set up, managed, and carried out safely.15
- 10.1Surface Swimmers
- 10.2SCUBA Diving — Limitations & Use
- 10.3SCUBA Equipment & Requirements
- 10.4SCUBA Operational Safety Rules
- 10.5Lifelines
- 10.6Buddy System & Surface Marker Buoy
- 10.7Communications & Line Signals
- 10.8SSDE: Definition & Equipment
- 10.9SSDE Operational Control
- 10.10Deployment & Recovery Systems
- 10.11Diver Equipment & PPE
- 10.12Tenders & Manning Requirements
- 10.13Worksite Control & Lockout
- 10.14Warning Signals
- 10.15Operational & Safety Aspects: How we operate.10 Questions
- Operational SafetyHow we stay safe: Hazards, risks, and safe use of tools and equipment.10
- 11.1Equipment-Specific Operational Safety
- 11.2Lift Bag Operations & Safety
- 11.3Cutting & Burning Operations
- 11.4Operational Hazards & Worksite Risks
- 11.5SIMOPS & Permit to Work Systems
- 11.6Live Boating & Vessel Safety Controls
- 11.7Environmental & Marine Hazards
- 11.8Hydraulic, Pneumatic & Electrical Tool Safety
- 11.9High-Pressure Cylinder Safety
- 11.10Operational Safety: How we stay safe.9 Questions
- Risk Management: The Process (Part 1)How we control risk: The tools and processes used to manage hazards.6
- Risk Management: HIRA Application (Part 2)How we apply risk control: How HIRA is used to identify, assess, and manage risks.7
- Dive Planning, Basic Guidelines & SafetyHow we prepare the dive: The planning, rules, and safety requirements needed before operations begin.5
- Dive Execution & ControlHow we execute the dive: How operations are carried out, monitored, and controlled in real time.8
- Training Policy & AdministrationHow we stay qualified: Training, competency, and administrative requirements.9
- 16.1Training Standards & School Requirements
- 16.2Roles & Responsibilities in Training
- 16.3Medical Fitness & Competency
- 16.4Maintaining Diving Competency
- 16.5Assessments & Examinations
- 16.6Training Records & Documentation
- 16.7Operational Administration & Checklists
- 16.8Emergency Preparedness & Continuous Improvement
- 16.9Training Policy & Administration8 Questions

