International Consensus Standards for Commercial Diving and Underwater Operations/Международные согласованные стандарты коммерческого дайвинга и подводных операций

Издание на английском языке
The book is a comprehensive guide to safety standards and best practices in commercial diving. It covers all aspects of underwater operations, both on land and at sea, with an emphasis on improving safety and working conditions for all involved in the process. It discusses effective working methods and clearly defines the roles and responsibilities of drivers, tenders, deck support staff and supervisors. The book also examines how new standards complement existing safety standards, focusing on risk management and the importance of training for all participants. Overall, it is an important resource that helps create a safer working environment in commercial diving.

Contents
Record Of Changes
1.0 General Provisions
1.1 Scope and Application
2.0 Diving Personnel Medical and Training Requirements
2.1 General
2.2 Commercial Diving Training Requirements
2.3 Diver Medical Requirements
2.4 Medical Guidelines and Recommendations
3.0 Diving Personnel Responsibilities, Qualifications and Certifications
3.1 Commercial Diver Certification Program
3.2 Entry-Level Tender/Diver
3.3 Surface-Supplied Air Diver
3.4 Surface-Supplied Air Diving Supervisor
3.5 Heo2/Mixed-Gas Diver
3.6 Heo2/Mixed-Gas Diving Supervisor
3.7 Bell/Saturation Diver
3.8 Bell/Saturation Diving Supervisor
3.9 Life-Support Technician
4.0 Diving Modes: Definitions, Requirements and Guidelines
4.1 General Introduction
4.2 Self-Contained Diving (Scuba)
4.3 Surface-Supplied Air Diving
4.4 Enriched-Air Diving (Nitrox)
4.5 Surface-Supplied Mixed-Gas Diving (Heo2)
4.6 Saturation Diving
5.0 Underwater Operations: Procedures, Checklists and Guidelines
5.1 Safe Practices/Operations Manual
5.2 Emergency Aid
5.3 Drug and Alcohol Screening
5.4 First Aid
5.5 Designated Diving Supervisor
5.6 Standby Diver Requirement
5.7 Planning and Assessment
5.7.1 Job/Project Safety
5.7.2 Diving and Support Personnel
5.7.3 Equipment
5.8 Job Hazard Analysis (Jha)
5.9 Team Briefing
5.10 Termination of Dive
5.11 Post-Dive Procedures
5.12 Company Record of Dives (Dive Log) Requirements
5.13 Decompression Procedure Assessment
5.14 Minimum Rest Hour Policy
5.15 Hazards to Underwater Operations
5.16 Differential Pressure (Delta P)
5.17 Temporary Impairment or Condition
5.18 Entering and Leaving The Water
5.19 Required Decompression Chamber Availability
5.20 Inspection of Life-Support Systems, Equipment And Tools
5.21 Thermal Exposures to Diving Personnel
5.22 Diving Operations Warning Display
5.23 Diver-Worn or Carried Emergency Gas Supply
5.24 Voice Communications on Station
5.25 Dive Platform Positioning
5.26 Personal Protective Equipment
5.27 Safety Procedure Guidelines
5.28 Life-Support Equipment Procedures Checklist
5.29 Hand-Held Power Tools
5.30 Welding and Burning
5.31 Explosives
5.32 Underwater Lift Bag Operations Guidelines
5.33 Underwater Excavation Operations Guidelines
5.34 High-Pressure Water Blasting
5.35 Penetration Diving
5.36 Potable Water Diving Operations
5.37 Contaminated Water Diving Operations
5.38 Hydrogen Sulfide (H2s) Recommended Guidelines
5.39 UD Erwater Ship Husbandry (UWSH) For Cargo Ships/Freighters
6.0 Life-Support Equipment: Requirements, Maintenance and Testing
6.1 General
6.2 Maintenance Records
6.3 Diver’s Dress
6.4 Helmets and Masks
6.5 Hoses
6.6 Compressor Systems
6.7 Manifolds
6.8 Pressure Reducing Regulators
6.9 Launch and Recovery Systems (Lars)
6.10 Diver Entry and Egress Systems
6.11 Gauges
6.12 Timekeeping Devices
6.13 Compressed Gas Equipment
6.14 Pressure vessels for Human Occupancy (PVHO)
6.15 Maintenance of Pressure Vessels for Human Occupancy Addendum
6.16 Damage by Accident
6.17 Damage by Corrosion
6.18 Repair of A PVHO
6.19 Appraisal
6.20 Plan
6.21 Execution
6.22 Testing
6.23 Documentation
6.24 References
7.0 Emergency Procedures, Assessments and Reporting of Accidents
7.1 Basic Emergency Procedures Guidelines
7.2 Accident Reporting
8.0 Vessels and Floating Platforms For Diving Operations
8.1 General Statement
8.2 Liveboating
8.3 Dynamically Positioned Vessels
9.0 Remote Operated Vehicles (Rovs)
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Background
9.3 ROV and Diver Operational Procedures
10.0 ADCI Compliance Audit Procedures
10.1 Introduction and Purpose OF Audits
10.3 Compliance Audits
ADCI Diving Contractor Audit Report
ADCI Commercial Diver Training Program Audit Report
ADCI Saturation Diving Inspection and Checklist Protocol
ADCI Pre-Dive Safety Checklist
11.0 Reference Materials
11.1 Glossary of Terms
11.2 Physics and Formulas
11.3 English Metric Equivalents
11.4 Bailout Calculations (Cu. Ft.)
Bailout Calculations (Liters)
11.5 Medical Condition Reference Chart
11.6 ADCI Checklist for Equipment Scheduled Testing and Inspection
11.7 Emergency Response Drills
11.8 Job Hazard Analysis (Jha Sample Form)
11.9 ANSI/ACDE-01-2009 Standards
11.10 U.S. Federal Regulations Regarding Commercial Diving Operations
USCG 46 CFR Part 197 Subpart B
Osha 29 CFR Part 1910 Subpart T