About Commercial Diving Training
Commercial diving training requires a firm commitment of both money and time.
Students need to be prepared to be in Jacksonville, Florida for a minimum of 16 weeks, working 10 hour days.
The basic financial requirement students need to have available, or the ability to borrow, is $13,800 US and can reach up to $15,000 US with additional training.
Practical Experience Hours*: 410
Classroom Hours: 230
TOTAL HOURS: 640
Number of Weeks: 16
Hours Per Day: 10
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Dive Training Course Outline
Orientation
Mission and Goals of The Commercial Diving Academy
The World of the Commercial Diver
Overview and Objectives of the Course
Course Requirements and Schedule
ADC Consensus Standards
Pressure Tolerance Test
Introduction to the Professional Training System
Chamber Dive...60 FSW
Chamber Dive...165 FSW
ADC Consensus Standards
Safety Operations Planning
Association of Diving Contractors
ADC Job Safety Analysis
OSHA Diving Regulations
US Coast Guard Standards
Army Corps of Engineers Diving Regulations
American Red Cross CPR
First Aid Certification
Commercial Divers Log Book
Documentation
ADC Consensus Standards
Diving Physics
The Diver's Environment
General Gas Law
Gas Supply Requirements
Archimedes' Principle
ADC Consensus Standards
Decompression and Dive Medicine
Decompression History
Standard Air Decompression
Surface Decompression
Effects of Pressure
Anatomy and Physiology
Diving Related Injuries and Diseases
Treatment Tables
Diving Emergencies / Procedures
Diving at Altitude
ADC Consensus Standards
Hyperbarics / Hyperbaric Medicine
Decompression Chamber History
Chamber Systems and Designs
Treatment Case Histories
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Chamber Operations
ADC Consensus Standards
Commercial Applications of Scuba
Theory and Practice
Open-Water Training
Scuba in the Commercial Field
ADC Consensus Standards
Commercial Equipment
Types of Diving Gear and Uses
Maintenance and Repair
Safety and Analysis
ADC Consensus Standards
Underwater Construction / Level I
Basic and Multiple Flange Projects
Pneumatic U/W Tools
Freeflow Diving Helmets
Communications Systems
ADC Consensus Standards
Rigging Fundamentals Surface/Underwater
Safety Factors - Applicable Sect. APIR2D
Seamanship Rigging / Splicing
Air Winches - Articulate Booms
Crane Signals and Directions
ADC Consensus Standards
Underwater Construction / Level II
Airlifting and Hand Jetting
Artificial Reef Building and Placement
Mid-Water Projects
Search and Recovery
Lifting Devices
Air Freeflow Helmets and Introduction to Demand Masks
ADC Consensus Standards
Surface Metal Arc Welding
Equipment Orientation
Safety Procedures
OXY / ACT Cutting
ARC Welding
MIG Welding
ADC Consensus Standards
Underwater Construction / Level III
Safety Factors
Underwater Wet Welding Equipment and Techniques
OXY / ARC Underwater Cutting Procedures
ADC Consensus Standards
Oilfield Diving
Functions and Operations of the Oilfield Diver
Terminology and History
The Tender / Diver Offshore
Oilfield Production
Offshore Diving Contracts
ADC Consensus Standards
Underwater Construction / Level IV
Riser Clamp and Riser Setting
Surface Decompression Diving / Chamber OPS
Pipelines and Jetting
Dive Company / Customer Relations, Leadership, Commitment
Hydraulics
ADC Consensus Standards
Inland Diving
Types of Jobs
1. Cable and Pipe
2. Piling Encapsulation
3. Industrial Power Plant Jobs
4. Inspection
5. Demolition Work
6. Tug Boat
7. Railways and Dry Docks
8. Ships and Submarines
9. Salvage
Materials
1. Concrete
2. Epoxy
Job Safety Analysis
ADC Consensus Standards
Non-Destructive Testing Inspection Diving
Types of Inspection
1. Structural Steel Inspection
2. Steel / Concrete Visual Inspection
3. Underwater CCTV Inspections
4. Commentary Still Photography
5. Bridge Inspection
Maintenance and Restoration Procedures
Ultrasonics
1. MPI
2. CP Measurements
Report Writing
ADC Consensus Standards
Equipment Maintenance - Gas Systems
Blueprint Reading
Mechanical Drafting
Diesel Mechanics
Types of Gas Systems
1. Compressor and Piping
2. Hydraulics
Helmet and Dress Repair
Support Equipment Assembly
1. Repair
2. Testing
ADC Consensus Standards
Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV'S)
Design and Limitations
Inland and Offshore Use
ROV Diver Communication
ADC Consensus Standards
Surface Mixed Gas / Saturation Diving
HeO2 vs. Air
Mixed Gas Diving Procedures and Formulas
HeO2 Surface Supplied Decompression
Hot Water System and Diving
Saturation Theory / History
Saturation Systems and Designs
HeO2 vs. Air Chamber Diving to 210'
Deep Dry Dive Exams
ADC Consensus Standards
Contamination Diving / Environmental Hazards
Safety Procedures - Regulations
Equipment Selection
Types of Hazards
1. Nuclear
2. Chemical
3. Biological
4. Noxious Gases
ADC Consensus Standards
Employment Assistance
Resume Preparations
Interview Techniques
Conducting a Job Search
ADC Consensus Standards
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