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  ADAS Dive Supervisor    

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 Course Details

•  Duration - 1 week Practical, 1 week theory.

•  Minimum Number - 4.

•  Maximum Number - 8.

•  Price - AUD$2,750.00. To be confirmed.

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Deposit - An AUD$415.00 deposit is required 30 days prior to the commencement date     to confirm a position on this course.

•  Inclusions - Price includes text books, all diving equipement for the durations of the course, and all certification fees (ADAS fees     are AUD$250.00).

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 Selection Criteria

In accordance with ADAS and AS/NZS2299.1:2007

•  Hold a valid certificate of medical fitness to dive in accordance with AS2299.

•  Recognised certificate of diving competence ADAS Part 1, 2 or 3.

•  Certificate of Senior First Aid and O2 provider/Advanced Resus.

•  Be at least 21 years of age.

•  Have diving experience relevant to the part you are applying for. Claims to such     experience must be supported with a portfolio of certified and/or formally logged     supporting evidence.(i.e Log Book). Copies must be provided.

(i)  ADAS Part 1 Supervisor: 100 logged SCUBA dives and 100 hours bottom time       gained over at least 12 months.

(ii) ADAS Part 2 Supervisor: for SSBA to 30m, 200 logged SSBA dives and 200 hours       logged bottom time during occupational dives that include a broad range of SSBA       dives involving zero and limited visibility, salt and fresh water, current and varied sea       states across the range of depths to 30 metres gained over at least two (2) years.       Within the 200 dives and 200 hours of bottom time, there can be up to 30 dives       and 30 hours logged bottom time of SCUBA.

(iii) ADAS Part 3 Supervisor: for SSBA to 50m, 200 logged dives and 200 hours logged       bottom time during occupational SSBA dives that include a broad range of high       complexity dives involving decompression diving, deep diving (in the range of       30-   50m), dives involving compression chambers and additional specialist       equipment such as hot water suits and ancillary service equipment gained over at       least two (2) years. Within the 200 dives and 200 hours of bottom time, there can be       up to 30 dives and 30 hours of       logged bottom time of SCUBA. 15 dives       and approximately 8 hours bottom time must be between 30 and 40 metres and 15       dives and 5 hours bottom must be between 40 and 50 metres.

•  Demonstrate sufficient maturity, leadership and management skills through supply of a     letter of suitability for training as a dive supervisor provided by a recognized diving     employer. If the student is self employed, the student should seek advice from an     alternative sources within the community who can provide credible evidence of the     applicant's level of maturity, leadership capability and management skills.

 Course Synopsis

The course covers activities and competencies required for the training and accreditation of dive supervisors who are required to supervise diving work safely and competently using either scuba to 30 metres, or surface supplied breathing equipment to depths of 50 metres, in accordance with AS/NZS2299.1:2007.

It is designed to meet the requirements of the ADAS onshore dive supervisor qualification and is part of the training process for gaining offshore supervisor status under the Offshore Petroleum (Safety) Regulations 2009.

 Course Overview

The training and assessment course concentrates on revising the theory, background knowledge and practical skills of on-site diving supervision. It pays special attention to the fundamental responsibilities of a supervisor under Australian OH&S law, particularly hazard identification and risk assessment, and the management of diving emergencies.

 Course Standards

The course meets the requirements of:


•  ADAS Part 1, 2 or 3 – Diving Supervisor (As appropriate).

•  Diploma in Occupational Diving (Dive Supervisor - Advanced Underwater Work to 50     metres). National Qualification Code 80443ACT.

•  Diploma in Occupational Diving (Dive Supervisor - Advanced Underwater Work to 30     metres). National Qualification Code 80441ACT.

•  Diploma in Occupational Diving (Dive Supervisor - Scuba Underwater Work to 30     metres. National Qualification Code 80352ACT.

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