Australian Diver Accreditation Scheme | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-01-16

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00:01:01 1 Training
00:01:16 1.1 Part 1
00:01:54 1.2 Part 2
00:02:36 1.3 Part 3
00:03:11 1.4 Part 4
00:03:37 1.5 Restricted certification
00:03:55 1.6 Onshore Supervisor
00:04:32 1.7 Offshore Supervisor
00:04:54 1.8 Atmospheric Diving System (ADS)
00:05:07 1.9 Advanced Diploma of Hyperbaric Operations (Dive Project Management)
00:05:19 1.10 Advanced Diploma of Hyperbaric Operations (Projects)
00:05:48 1.11 Diploma of Hyperbaric Operations (Projects)
00:06:05 1.12 Aquaculture SSBA Diver to 30 Metres
00:06:26 1.13 Diver Medical Technician (DMT)
00:07:00 1.14 Life Support Technician (LST)
00:07:12 1.15 Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) pilot/technician
00:07:33 1.16 Chamber Operator



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The Australian Diver Accreditation Scheme (ADAS) is an international commercial and occupational diver certification scheme. It has mutual recognition arrangements with other equivalent national schemes. ADAS qualifications have international recognition.
The original Australian and New Zealand (NZ) national occupational diver certification scheme was developed by the Australian government as a not-for-profit accreditation and certification scheme. It is administered on a cost-recovery basis by the ADAS Board under the direction of the Australian Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism.
Training is provided by Accredited Training Establishments (ATEs) which are required to operate at the level of international best practice as defined by ADAS.
The scheme provides the following services:

developing training courses to meet industry needs
certification of divers
accreditation of training establishments
national and international lobbying for the improved safety of divers
promoting the mobility of ADAS licence holders around the world.