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Class IV DoEL – Inshore Commercial SCUBA Diver: 30m Air Diver
Class III DoEL – Inshore Commercial Diver: 30m SSDE
Class II DoEL – Offshore Commercial Diver: 50m SSDE
Class II DoEL – Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) For experienced SSDE divers only
Supervisor
Trainee Air Diving Supervisor (Offshore)
DoEL Supervisor Class IV
DoEL Supervisor Class III
DoEL Supervisor Class II
Diver Medic
DMT Full
DMT Refresher
First Aid
First Aid & Oxygen for the Commercial Dive Team
Advanced Oxygen Administration & Basic Life Support (CPR &AED)
Chamber Operator
Air Dive Technician
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Commercial Diver
Class IV DoEL – Inshore Commercial SCUBA Diver: 30m Air Diver
Class III DoEL – Inshore Commercial Diver: 30m SSDE
Class II DoEL – Offshore Commercial Diver: 50m SSDE
Class II DoEL – Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) For experienced SSDE divers only
Supervisor
Trainee Air Diving Supervisor (Offshore)
DoEL Supervisor Class IV
DoEL Supervisor Class III
DoEL Supervisor Class II
Diver Medic
DMT Full
DMT Refresher
First Aid
First Aid & Oxygen for the Commercial Dive Team
Advanced Oxygen Administration & Basic Life Support (CPR &AED)
Chamber Operator
Air Dive Technician
13 Sections
34 Lessons
Lifetime
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The Operational Dive Team
4
1.1
Roles and Responsibilities
1.2
Medical Emergency Response Plan (MERP)
1.3
Response Times
1.4
Handover and Documentation
Diving Accidents
2
2.1
Causes and Prevention of Accidents
2.2
Diving Accident Prevention
Decompression Illness
2
3.1
Types of Decompression Illness
3.2
DCI Quiz
10 Minutes
4 Questions
Barotrauma
8
4.1
What is barotrauma?
4.2
Middle Ear Barotrauma
4.3
Looking After Your Ears During a Dive
4.4
Looking After Your Ears During a Chamber Dive
4.5
Inner Ear Barotrauma
4.6
Sinus Barotrauma
4.7
Dental Barotrauma
4.8
Equipment Barotrauma
Gas Toxicity
5
5.1
In-Gassing
5.2
Hypercapnia
5.3
Anoxia and Hypoxia
5.4
Nitrogen Narcosis
5.5
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Poisoning
Environmental Emergencies
Divers face risks from environmental conditions, including currents and sea state, which can lead to being thrown against structures, swept away, or entangled in lines.
6
6.1
Sea Sickness
6.2
Marine Life
6.3
Drowning
6.4
Hypothermia
6.5
Hyperthermia
6.6
Dehydration
Trauma Management
3
7.1
Fractures and Dislocations
7.2
Bleeding and Control of Bleeding
7.3
Shock
Applied Physics
3
8.1
Dalton’s Law
8.2
Henry’s Law
8.3
Boyle’s Law
Recompression
1
9.1
Overview of Recompression
Documentation
1
10.1
Reporting An Incident
Practical Skills Assessment (PSA)
1
11.1
PSA Instructions
3 Days
Practice Test
1
12.1
Formative (Practice) Assessment: Diving
33 Questions
Final Exam
1
13.1
Summative (Final Exam) – PDFA
60 Minutes
60 Questions
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