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Commercial Diving: Saturation Technician Responsibilities, Qualifications & Certifications Mobile App

The Commercial Diving Saturation Technician Responsibilities, Qualifications & Certifications mobile app was designed to help train saturation technicians who are responsible for the set-up, maintenance and repair of the saturation diving complex. With the commercial divers app for saturation technicians, diving contractors, saturation divers and others in the diving industry can take advantage of on-the-job training from any smartphone or tablet.

In the diving industry, commercial divers must meet certain requirements in order to be certified to use diving equipment and supervise others. With the Commercial Diving Saturation Technician Responsibilities, Qualifications & Certifications app, it's easy to prepare saturation divers for work. The app can be used to train divers who work in underwater welding, non-destructive testing, oil and gas exploration and more.

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All ADCI general member company diving personnel need to hold a current ADCI certification reflec...
The saturation technician is responsible for the set-up, maintenance and repair of the saturation...
Life-support systems (primary and secondary).
Electrical and electronic systems.
Pneumatic systems.
Hydraulic systems.
Piping systems.
Gas storage and transfers systems.
Compressors.
Environmental control systems.
Calibration and testing of all components.
PVHO repairs.
Maintenance logs.
PMS (preventive maintenance system) program and data entry.
Certification documentations.
Critical spares on board warehouse.
Analytical instrumentation.
Launch and recovery systems.
TUP mating systems.
Communication and video systems.
Other ancillary equipment (e.
Training and experience applicable to the equipment under their charge.
A working knowledge and understanding of the physics and physiology of diving.
Basic understanding of saturation theory and safe operations.
Specific certification and training as required by industry, regulatory agencies and manufacturers.
Valid CPR and first aid certification.
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