Inland/Inshore Commercial Diving

Categories:

Commercial Diving

Industries:

Marine

Module 1: Introduction

Objective & Scope

Module 2: Diving Methods

SSDE/SSBA & CSCUBA
Differences Between Diving Methods

Module 3: Roles and Responsibilities

Site Owner, Client, Diving Contractor
Dive Team (Supervisor, Diver, Tender, etc.)

Module 4: Equipment and Maintenance

Personal & Commercial Diving Equipment
Maintenance System & Air Supply

Module 5: Common Hazards

Environmental, Operational, and Physiological Hazards
Other Hazards (e.g., Flying After Diving)

Module 6: Risk Management

Risk Management Process
Risk Controls for Hazards

Module 7: Dive Project Plan

Operations Planning, Readiness, & Post-dive Debrief

Module 8: Communications

Diving Signals & Lifeline Signals

Module 9: Emergency Response Plan

Emergency Procedures & Diver Recovery
Underwater Emergency Protocols

Understand the objective and scope of the guide to commercial diving safety, outlining key safety and health considerations for diving operations.
Learn about the different types of diving methods, including SSDE/SSBA and CSCUBA, and their applications, benefits, and restrictions.
Explore the roles and responsibilities of all stakeholders involved in commercial diving, including site owners, clients, contractors, and dive team members.
Discover the essential equipment used in commercial diving, including personal diving gear, commercial diving equipment, and maintenance requirements to ensure safety.
Identify the common environmental, operational, physiological, and other hazards encountered in commercial diving and understand the risks they pose.
Understand the risk management process, including preparation, risk assessment, implementation, and review, to ensure the safety of divers throughout the operation.
Learn how to plan dive operations, assess readiness, and perform pre-dive checks to ensure the success and safety of diving tasks.
Explore effective communication strategies during dive operations, including the use of diving signals, flags, and lifeline signals for clear and accurate interaction.
Understand emergency response protocols, including procedures for diver recovery, decompression chamber requirements, and underwater emergency situations like loss of air supply or entanglement.