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IDSA OPERATIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES SECTION 1 : GENERAL IDSA STANDARDS MADE UP of MODULES IDSA Level 1 (Commercial SCUBA A + B Diver) IDSA Level 2 Surface Supplied Inshore Air Diver IDSA Level 3 Surface Supplied Offshore Air Diver IDSA Level 4 (Closed Bell/Mixed Gas Diver) NOTES to Tables 1 & 2 : TABLE 2 : The IDSA DIVER TRAINING STANDARDS A + B + C A + B+ C + D A + B + C +D + E DETAIL See Note 1 Competent to dive safely using open circuit self-contained air breathing equipment. Has a working knowledge of the following tasks :- , Elementary rigging, the Use of Lifting Bags, Diver Search Techniques, the Use of Hand Tools and Visual Inspection - see Note 2 Competent to dive safely both inland & inshore using open circuit selfcontained air breathing equipment and surface orientated air diving equipment. Has a working knowledge of the Level 1 tasks plus Chamber Operations, the use of Power Tools, thermal Arc Cutting equipment, Air Lifts and Jetting equipment, simple Underwater Construction tasks - see Note 2. The principles of the following subjects are also taught, but in-water experience is not mandatory :Bolt Guns, Explosives, Wet Welding, Diving in Polluted Waters Competent to dive inland, inshore & offshore using, open circuit selfcontained air breathing equipment, surface orientated air diving equipment, and from an open bell. Able to use a hot-water suit. Has a working knowledge of the work tasks listed in Levels 1 & 2. Competent to take part in closed bell operations, acting as Bellman and Diver, using the appropriate breathing gas mixture (Publications – OAP 9 December 09 8 30m 30m 50m 100m 1. DEPTH LIMITS The depths shown in the right hand column of the tables above are those which a diver is competent to achieve on successful completion of training. He/she may go deeper with further experience and/or training as assessed by a Diving Contractor and allowed by National Legislation. 2. TASK TRAINING : The Task training will provide the trainee with a general appreciation of the techniques and problems involved in carrying out the specified underwater work. For the diver to be considered a competent worker it will generally be necessary for further specialist training to be undertaken, especially for cutting, welding, explosives, NDT and offshore air diving. The modules may be taught in two ways : Either Combined as an integrated course, Modules may be combined to run a course leading to one of the IDSA Levels, for example, if modules A & B are combined, successful students would be eligible to receive the IDSA Level 1 (SCUBA) qualification. Or Individually Courses may be run covering the requirements of one module only, for example, a course may be run to the syllabus of Module ‘C’ for divers wishing to progress from Level 1 to Level 2. Note : The order in which the elements of each Module or combination of Modules are taught may be altered to suit the facilities, staff and equipment available, provided they are progressive.
IDSA OPERATIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES SECTION 1 : GENERAL 1.3 SPECIALIST TRAINING The Association plans to publish Guidance about the content Specialist Training Standards. It is intended to provide Guidance to organisations wishing to provide divers with additional career qualifications. This Guidance will be contained in a separate publication : 1.3.1 Non Diving � Air Chamber Operator � Commercial Diving Instructor � Air Diving Supervisor (SCUBA) � Diving Equipment Maintenance Technician � Air Diving Supervisor (Inshore) � Life Support Technician � Air Diving Supervisor (Offshore) � Medic/DMT � Closed Bell Supervisor � SCUBA Supervisor 1.3.2 Diving � Archaeology � Polluted or nuclear environment diving � Coral Fishing � Power Tools and Cutting equipment � Enriched Air � Rebreathers � Fish Farming � Science - not archaeology � Mixed Gas SCUBA Diving � Standard Dress � Non destructive testing � Underwater HP water jetting � Underwater Blasting � Wet Welding 1.4 APPEALS and COMPLAINTS 1.4.1 Schools A School has the right to appeal against any decision made by the Executive Board. Full details of the grounds for the appeal should be forwarded to the IDSA Secretariat. It will then be considered by a specially convened Committee , who will make an appropriate decision, which is final. 1.4.2 Students All Full Members must have a written procedure which must be followed by a student having an appeal or complaint concerning the issue of a certificate, or any other matter. He may also write direct to the IDSA Secretariat outlining his situation. The Secretariat will send the complaint to the school which then has 6 weeks from the time it is received to comment. After 6 weeks the complaint with or without the comment of the school will be forwarded to the Executive Board. The Executive Board may ask information and/or hear the complainant as it sees fit, and will send its decision to the IDSA Secretariat within 3 months from the date the complaint is received. The Secretariat will then forward the decision - which is final - on to the student and the school. 1.4.3 Policy If the Director/Manager of a School receives a complaint from a student which he/she considers will affect the Policy of the Association as set out in this document, it must be forwarded to the IDSA Secretariat for inclusion in the Agenda for the next Annual Meeting. If the matter is urgent it will be circulated to members by post (Publications – OAP 9 December 09 9
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