ADAS Restricted Occupational Scuba to 30M (Part 1R [Scientific])
2
weeks
10
Dives
$5500
Price AU
30M
Depth
100%
Employment
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Overview
The Restricted ADAS Part 1 Course is ideal for individuals who require a Part 1 Certification but do not require the construction skills, ideally suited for individuals looking to become a scientific diver. This course utilises scuba with bailout cylinders, full face masks and communication equipment whilst introducing surveying and sampling skill. Diving is limited to environments where there is direct access to the surface.
The Commercial Dive Academy now offer the unrestricted ADAS part one course in Brisbane, Queensland where most scientific divers are found.
Successful completion of this course results in the partial following Vocational Education and Training (VET) qualification: Certificate IV in Hyperbaric Operations (Occupational SCUBA diving) National Qualification Code: 11006NAT 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 scientific diver
- Onshore up to 30m
- Aquarium diving up to 30m
Who is the course for?
The Restricted Part 1 Certificate is designed to give you a fundamental understandings of the basic skills and requirements that will be needed to become a commercial diver. CDA’s Restricted Part 1 Certificate is the perfect starting point for any aspiring scientific diver.
CDA Prides itself on its 100% Employment rate for 2018, and will help in any way it can to aid in the employment process of a graduated student.
Student Pre-Requisites
Similar to our Scuba to 30M part one course or SSBA to 30M Aquaculture course, aspiring divers will need to already hold a recreational diving certificate, such as Padi, Naui or SSI
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
- BSBWHS211 Contribute to health and safety of self and others
- NAT11006001 Work safely in hyperbaric operations
- NAT11006002 Maintain effective working relationships within dive or hyperbaric operations team
- NAT11006004 Assess diving casualty and assist with first aid and treatment of diving conditions illnesses and injuries
- NAT11006006 Utilise and maintain SCUBA equipment
- NAT11006007 Undertake pre-dive preparations for a SCUBA diving operation
- NAT11006008 Undertake underwater deployment in a SCUBA diving operation
- NAT11006009 Implement emergency procedures for SCUBA
- NAT11006010 Undertake post-dive procedures for a SCUBA diving operation
- NAT11006053 Perform underwater tasks using basic tools and visual techniques for a diving operation
- NAT11006062 Work effectively in the occupational diving industry
- NAT11006065 Apply knowledge of basic physics, anatomy, physiology and psychology to hyperbaric work
- Elective: NAT11006003 Apply knowledge of anatomy , physiology and diving physics to diving
- Elective: NAT11006058 Use enriched air nitrox in occupational diving operations
- Elective: NAT11006064 Use and maintain a dry suit for diving
