ADAS Onshore Supervisor

Enhance your career in diving.

If you’re already an experienced ADAS Part 1 & 2 diver, this qualification allows you to supervise and run dive team operations. It’s the next step up in our commercial diving courses and your dive career.

Our supervisor training and assessment course concentrates on diver-related theory in a supervisory context and includes consideration of the theory, background knowledge and practical skills of on-site diving supervision.

It pays special attention to the fundamental responsibilities of a supervisor under relevant WH&S law, particularly hazard identification and risk assessment, and the management of diving emergencies.

This dive course also includes assessment of actual dive planning and supervision and communication with real dive teams.

Prerequisites.

What you’ll need to enrol:

• ADAS Part 1, Part 2 or Aquaculture Certifications
• You need a minimum of 100 logged occupational dives and 75hrs of bottom time. Training dives cannot be used to meet the experience requirements.
• SSBA (Part 2) training requires at least 50 of these dives and 40 hrs of this bottom time to be logged SSBA dives.
• SCUBA (Part 1) training requires at least 50 of these dives and 40 hrs of this bottom time to be logged SCUBA dives.
• Demonstrate sufficient operational experience over a range of diving operations, environments, tasks and equipment representative of those likely to be supervised in the future
• Hold a suitable level of langauge, literacy and numeracy;
• Hold a current 1st Aid, CPR and Oxygen Management certificate.
• Supply of letter of suitability for training as a dive supervisor provided by a diving employer. This is to confirm the candidate can demonstrate sufficient maturity, leadership, management skills and the ability to provide support to groups of other workers. UTCSA will provide the template for this on enrolment.

The enrolment process.

• Click here for Contact Us form or call for further information and enrolment details.
• You have secured your place on your selected course once we’ve received your enrolment form and deposit.
• We’ll send you a confirmation of receipt and an electronic copy of our handbook. This gives you all the information about the course, accommodation, what is expected of you and what you need to bring. 

Units of Competency.