ADAS Part 1- Occupational SCUBA to 30M

Description

ADAS Part 1- Occupational SCUBA to 30M

Training is available upon request, please email to tcu@tstc.com.my for booking.

Course overview

The Occupational SCUBA to 30 Meters (Part 1) qualification is the first level of certification as a commercial and ideally suited to marine archaeologist, research divers, media, aquaculture divers and inspection engineers.

The qualification limits the diver to using small hand tools or conducting inspections in no decompression dives with direct access to the surface. The diver cannot operate surface controlled power tools, or dive in operations where the use overhead lifting or other similar activities is required.

Student prerequisites

Before applicants commence ADAS training, the ATE must ensure that they:

Are at least 18 years of age at the commencement of training
Are in possession of a valid certificate of medical fitness to dive (see AS/NZS 2299.1) – not more than 90 days from the commencement date of the course.
Are able to swim competently 200m, unattended and water treading for 10 minutes
Hold a recognized certificate of recreational diving competence (e.g. PADI/SSI open divers) with minimum 10 logged dives undertaken since receiving certification and within 6 months of commencing the ADAS training course
Understand written and verbal communication and be able to communicate with other persons in English.
Applicants are required to take language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) test online on the first day of arriving the school for the course. Please register this link http://lln.adas-online.org for online LLN revision.
Hold a recognized Basic First Aid certificate (within 3 years) and Advanced Resuscitation and CPR and O2 management certificate (within 12 months) from Red Crescent/St. John Ambulance or equivalent
Is able to add, subtract, multiply and divide whole numbers, decimals and vulgar fractions; calculate percentages; and transpose and solve simple formulas such gas laws.