ADAS SSBA to 30 M
2
weeks
13
Dives
$5000
Price AU
30M
Depth
100%
Employment
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Overview
The Restricted ADAS Part 2 Course is a progression from Part 1. Ideally suited for divers looking to add to their diver qualifications but do not require the construction aspect included in the full Part 2 course.
We do not recommend you do this course as it is considerably more limited than the full ADAS Part two SSBA to 30M course
Successful completion of this course results in the partial following Vocational Education and Training (VET) qualification: Certificate IV in Hyperbaric Operations (Surface-supplied diving to 30m) National Qualification Code: 10133NAT awarded by ADAS, RTO number 88104
More information regarding unit standards, course competencies & prerequisites can be found on the ADAS website: Click Here
Completing this course will help you:
- Find onshore work as a commercial diver (CDA's job placement rate is 100%)
- Civil onshore up to 30M
- Aquaculture diving up to 30M
Who is the course for?
The ADAS part two courses is for the diver who wants to work in Aquaculture or onshore Civil work that does not require and ADAS part three ticket.
The ticket allows divers to work in non-decompression conditions where depths will not exceed 30 metres. This means for noncomplex and shallow onshore dive sites the ticket is a minimum requirement.
Divers with the ADAS part two ticket are able to use a huge range of power tools, including hydraulic and pneumatics as well as welding and Broco thermic cutting underwater.
ADAS part two is also a pre-requisite for our ADAS part three course, which allows divers to earn considerably more money, work offshore and work onshore in more complex roles such as deep damns or salvage.
Student Pre-Requisites
To enrol in our ADAS part two (Surface Supplied Air to 30 M) course you must first have completed our ADAS part one or ADAS Aquaculture course. Your ADAS tickets need to be current. For most students going directly from ADAS part one, this is easily met!
To meet the AS/NZS 2299.1 and ADAS requirements anyone who joins a course at CDA, or any other ADAS school is required to have a current first aid, 02 provider and CPR certification.
in general if the card has first aid on it, and the course was about a day long. it is likely this will be accepted. though if you are not sure if your first aid ticket is accepted, you can contact us any time to find out.
Before we can allow anyone to dive, they must hold an occupational dive medical. I am sure you have AS/NZS 2299.1 memorised now, and you guessed right. your medical, needs to be in accordance with this standard.
Because of this, the doctor who assesses you for medical fitness is required to be trained in hyperbaric medicine and certified as an occupational diving doctor.
you can find dive doctors using the SPUMS website below
https://www.spums.org.au/
Units of Competency
- Maintain effective working relationships within dive or hyperbaric operations team
- Calculate with whole numbers and familiar fractions, decimals and percentages for work
- Apply knowledge of anatomy , physiology and diving physics to diving
- Assess diving casualty and assist with treatment of diving conditions
- Utilise and maintain surface-supplied diving equipment
- Undertake pre-dive preparations for a surface-supplied diving operation
- Undertake underwater deployment in a surface-supplied diving operation
- Implement emergency procedures for a surface-supplied diving operation
- Undertake post-dive procedures for a surface-supplied diving operation
- Perform underwater tasks for a diving operation
- Ensure health and safety in occupational diving in compliance with legislation
- Work effectively in the occupational diving industry
- Elective: Complete a dive using Enriched Air Nitrox (EANx)
- Elective: Use enriched air nitrox in occupational diving operations
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