Occupational Diver Training (2001/2002) Western Australia

ADAS Part1/2 Occupational Diving | HSE3/4 Commercial Diving

The Underwater Centre, Fremantle

Sarah Jane Pell

Fully qualified Occupational Diver certified to work with Surface-supplied underwater breathing apparatus (SSBA) to depths of 30 metres where no surface compression chambers are required onsite. Employers may request copies of all Occupational Diver and Occupational Diver Supervisor Logs Books, In-date Medical Certificates, Up-to-date Oxygen Provider and Occupational First Aide as required.

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Sarah Jane Pell Occupational Diver Certification, Training and Experience, The Underwater Centre, Fremantle TUCF, 2002.

Australian Standard Part 1: AS 2815.1

This Part addresses the training activities and competencies required for the training and certification of air divers who are required to work safely and competently: Using self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (SCUBA), is for no-decompression diving only and covers the use of hand tools underwater to depths of 30 metres in accordance with AS/NZ 2299. Divers with this level of certification may, for example, work in the scientific, fishing, marine archaeology, engineering inspection fields. ADAS Part 1 is equivalent to HSE Part IV.

Australian Standard Part 2: AS 2815.2

This Part continues on from the Part 1 qualification and addresses the training activities and competencies required for the training and certification of air divers who are required to work safely and competently: Using surface-supplied underwater breathing apparatus (SSBA) to depths of 30 metres; on sites where no surface compression chambers are required by AS/NZ 2299 to be present on site. This is the minimum level of training required to work as a construction diver. Training in the use of powered tools, cutting and welding, underwater construction and underwater explosives equips the diver with the basic skills necessary to work safely underwater. ADAS Part 2 is equivalent to HSE Part III.

ABC Stateline Underwater Opera

Mick O'Donnell interviews Sarah Jane Pell © Australian Broadcast Corporation

ABCTV Stateline WA/ Nexus Asia Pacific http://www.abc.net.au/stateline/wa/content/2003/s808543.html Transcript: Perth artist prepares for underwater opera ABCTV Broadcast: 14/3/2003 Reporter: Mick O'Donnell

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