ACDE 01 : 2015

Foreword
1 General Requirements
2 PRINCIPLES OF DIVING PHYSICS
3 FORMULA APPLICATION
4 AIR DECOMPRESSION TABLES AND DECOMPRESSION
   PROCEDURES
5 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY RELATED TO DIVING
6 DIVING DISEASES, INJURIES AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
7 TREATMENT OF DIVERS ILLNESS AND INJURIES
8 FIRST AID FOR DIVERS & CPR
9 NOXIOUS GASES IN ENCLOSED SPACES
10 ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS OF DIVING
11 THE HYPERBARIC CHAMBER AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT
12 TRAINEE PARTICIPATION IN CHAMBER OPERATIONS
13 SEAMANSHIP & RIGGING FUNDAMENTALS
14 PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF SEAMANSHIP AND RIGGING
15 LIGHTWEIGHT DIVING EQUIPMENT FUNCTION AND
   NOMENCLATURE
16 LIGHTWEIGHT DIVING PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES
17 MAINTENANCE OF DIVERS UMBILICAL
18 UNDERWATER WORK USING LIGHTWEIGHT DIVING EQUIPMENT
19 OPERATIONS PLANNING
20 DIVING LOGS, RECORDS, AND STANDARDS FOR COMMERCIAL
   DIVING OPERATION
21 UNDERWATER TOOLS
22 DRAWINGS, BLUEPRINT READING, REPORT WRITING
23 HOT WATER SYSTEMS
24 INTRODUCTION TO TOPSIDE WELDING
25 TOPSIDE WELDING EQUIPMENT
26 OXYGEN-ACETYLENE CUTTING TECHNIQUES
27 PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF OXYGEN-ACETYLENE METHOD OF
   CUTTING
28 INTRODUCTION TO UNDERWATER CUTTING & WELDING
29 MIXED GAS DIVING
30 MARINE ENGINES AND COMPRESSORS
31 INDUSTRIAL AND OFFSHORE SAFETY
32 ELECTIVES

Describes what is to be taught, the minimum length of training required for each section, the minimum qualifications for each instructors, and the minimum facilities and equipment required to support that training.