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Inspiration Classic CCR


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IART Standards & ProceduresLevel I

Inspiration Classic/ Vision Level 1

A) Course:

Closed Circuit Rebreather Diver Level 1 (CCR Level I)
- No Decompression Stop
- Air Diluent diving

B) Course objective:

This course trains the participant in the skills, knowledge and techniques necessary for safe and responsible diving with the APD "Inspiration" closed circuit Rebreather within no-stop times and recreational depth limits. After successful completion the participant may purchase or rent an APD "Inspiration".

C) Prerequisites:

Minimum 50 logged dives,
Advanced Open Water or equivalent qualification,
Nitrox Diver certification,
and a valid diving medical .

D) Course content/duration:

All theoretical and practical aspects of diving with the APD "Inspiration" CCR as described in the IART manual. Course duration, after preparatory home-study of the manual, is generally 4 days. In addition to theory development, practical training in pool/confined water and in open water with not less than 300 minutes in-water time on the "Inspiration". The instructor : student ratio is not permitted to exceed 1.2.

E) Training aides:

IART CCR manual level I,
Air/Nitrox tables,
NOAA exposure tables,
IART flash-cards
and IART Instructor presentation materials.

F) Mandatory equipment:

complete diving equipment suitable to the environment,
bail-out cylinder and regulator with min. 600 litres supply,
slate and pencil depth gauge and timer or dive computer.

G) Limits:

maximum depth for pool/confined water: 5m,
Open water dive 1: max. 10m,
Open water dives 2 -3: min. 10m - max 20m.
Open water dives 4 - 5: min. 15m - max 30m.
No-decompression CCR dives planned to remain within limits of O/C nitrox tables.

H) Dive skills:

all skills contained in the IART CCR level 1 manual must be taught and performed according to the recquired standards.

I) Requirements for certification:

Following completion of the theory lessons a written test must be passed. After successful demonstration of all required practical diving skills the certification is documented by the issue of a certificate and a positive identification card (PIC). In accordance with IART quality control, both the participant and instructor must sign the appropriate training protocol. The Instructor must retain this protocol with the student's other training documents.

J) Certification:

issued by IART HQ

K) Certification renewal:

not recquired

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Inspiration VISION CCR

Level I - Inspiration VISON

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IART Standards & Procedures Level I

Inspiration Classic/ Vision Level 1

A) Course:

Closed Circuit Rebreather Diver Level 1 (CCR Level I)
- No Decompression Stop
- Air Diluent diving

B) Course objective:

This course trains the participant in the skills, knowledge and techniques necessary for safe and responsible diving with the APD "Inspiration" closed circuit Rebreather within no-stop times and recreational depth limits. After successful completion the participant may purchase or rent an APD "Inspiration".

C) Prerequisites:

Minimum 50 logged dives,
Advanced Open Water or equivalent qualification,
Nitrox Diver certification,
and a valid diving medical .

D) Course content/duration:

All theoretical and practical aspects of diving with the APD "Inspiration" CCR as described in the IART manual. Course duration, after preparatory home-study of the manual, is generally 4 days. In addition to theory development, practical training in pool/confined water and in open water with not less than 300 minutes in-water time on the "Inspiration". The instructor : student ratio is not permitted to exceed 1.2.

E) Training aides:

IART CCR manual level I,
Air/Nitrox tables,
NOAA exposure tables,
IART flash-cards
and IART Instructor presentation materials.

F) Mandatory equipment:

complete diving equipment suitable to the environment,
bail-out cylinder and regulator with min. 600 litres supply,
slate and pencil depth gauge and timer or dive computer.

G) Limits:

maximum depth for pool/confined water: 5m,
Open water dive 1: max. 10m,
Open water dives 2 -3: min. 10m - max 20m.
Open water dives 4 - 5: min. 15m - max 30m.
No-decompression CCR dives planned to remain within limits of O/C nitrox tables.

H) Dive skills:

all skills contained in the IART CCR level 1 manual must be taught and performed according to the recquired standards.

I) Requirements for certification:

Following completion of the theory lessons a written test must be passed. After successful demonstration of all required practical diving skills the certification is documented by the issue of a certificate and a positive identification card (PIC). In accordance with IART quality control, both the participant and instructor must sign the appropriate training protocol. The Instructor must retain this protocol with the student's other training documents.

J) Certification:

issued by IART HQ

K) Certification renewal:

not recquired

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Evolution CCR

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IART Standards & Procedures Level I

A) Course:

Closed Circuit Rebreather Diver Level 1 (CCR Level I)
- No Decompression Stop
- Air Diluent diving

B) Course objective:

This course trains the participant in the skills, knowledge and techniques necessary for safe and responsible diving with the APD "Inspiration" closed circuit Rebreather within no-stop times and recreational depth limits. After successful completion the participant may purchase or rent an APD "Inspiration".

C) Prerequisites:

Minimum 50 logged dives,
Advanced Open Water or equivalent qualification,
Nitrox Diver certification,
and a valid diving medical .

D) Course content/duration:

All theoretical and practical aspects of diving with the APD "Inspiration" CCR as described in the IART manual. Course duration, after preparatory home-study of the manual, is generally 4 days. In addition to theory development, practical training in pool/confined water and in open water with not less than 300 minutes in-water time on the "Inspiration". The instructor : student ratio is not permitted to exceed 1.2.

E) Training aides:

IART CCR manual level I,
Air/Nitrox tables,
NOAA exposure tables,
IART flash-cards
and IART Instructor presentation materials.

F) Mandatory equipment:

complete diving equipment suitable to the environment,
bail-out cylinder and regulator with min. 600 litres supply,
slate and pencil depth gauge and timer or dive computer.

G) Limits:

maximum depth for pool/confined water: 5m,
Open water dive 1: max. 10m,
Open water dives 2 -3: min. 10m - max 20m.
Open water dives 4 - 5: min. 15m - max 30m.
No-decompression CCR dives planned to remain within limits of O/C nitrox tables.

H) Dive skills:

all skills contained in the IART CCR level 1 manual must be taught and performed according to the recquired standards.

I) Requirements for certification:

Following completion of the theory lessons a written test must be passed. After successful demonstration of all required practical diving skills the certification is documented by the issue of a certificate and a positive identification card (PIC). In accordance with IART quality control, both the participant and instructor must sign the appropriate training protocol. The Instructor must retain this protocol with the student's other training documents.

J) Certification:

issued by IART HQ

K) Certification renewal:

not recquired

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KISS Sport CCR

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IART Standards & Procedures Level I

Inspiration Classic/ Vision Level 1

A) Course:

Closed Circuit Rebreather Diver Level 1 (CCR Level I)
- No Decompression Stop
- Air Diluent diving

B) Course objective:

This course trains the participant in the skills, knowledge and techniques necessary for safe and responsible diving with the APD "Inspiration" closed circuit Rebreather within no-stop times and recreational depth limits. After successful completion the participant may purchase or rent an APD "Inspiration".

C) Prerequisites:

Minimum 50 logged dives,
Advanced Open Water or equivalent qualification,
Nitrox Diver certification,
and a valid diving medical .

D) Course content/duration:

All theoretical and practical aspects of diving with the APD "Inspiration" CCR as described in the IART manual. Course duration, after preparatory home-study of the manual, is generally 4 days. In addition to theory development, practical training in pool/confined water and in open water with not less than 300 minutes in-water time on the "Inspiration". The instructor : student ratio is not permitted to exceed 1.2.

E) Training aides:

IART CCR manual level I,
Air/Nitrox tables,
NOAA exposure tables,
IART flash-cards
and IART Instructor presentation materials.

F) Mandatory equipment:

complete diving equipment suitable to the environment,
bail-out cylinder and regulator with min. 600 litres supply,
slate and pencil depth gauge and timer or dive computer.

G) Limits:

maximum depth for pool/confined water: 5m,
Open water dive 1: max. 10m,
Open water dives 2 -3: min. 10m - max 20m.
Open water dives 4 - 5: min. 15m - max 30m.
No-decompression CCR dives planned to remain within limits of O/C nitrox tables.

H) Dive skills:

all skills contained in the IART CCR level 1 manual must be taught and performed according to the recquired standards.

I) Requirements for certification:

Following completion of the theory lessons a written test must be passed. After successful demonstration of all required practical diving skills the certification is documented by the issue of a certificate and a positive identification card (PIC). In accordance with IART quality control, both the participant and instructor must sign the appropriate training protocol. The Instructor must retain this protocol with the student's other training documents.

J) Certification:

issued by IART HQ

K) Certification renewal:

not recquired

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KISS Classic CCR

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IART Standards & Procedures Level I

Inspiration Classic/ Vision Level 1

A) Course:

Closed Circuit Rebreather Diver Level 1 (CCR Level I)
- No Decompression Stop
- Air Diluent diving

B) Course objective:

This course trains the participant in the skills, knowledge and techniques necessary for safe and responsible diving with the APD "Inspiration" closed circuit Rebreather within no-stop times and recreational depth limits. After successful completion the participant may purchase or rent an APD "Inspiration".

C) Prerequisites:

Minimum 50 logged dives,
Advanced Open Water or equivalent qualification,
Nitrox Diver certification,
and a valid diving medical .

D) Course content/duration:

All theoretical and practical aspects of diving with the APD "Inspiration" CCR as described in the IART manual. Course duration, after preparatory home-study of the manual, is generally 4 days. In addition to theory development, practical training in pool/confined water and in open water with not less than 300 minutes in-water time on the "Inspiration". The instructor : student ratio is not permitted to exceed 1.2.

E) Training aides:

IART CCR manual level I,
Air/Nitrox tables,
NOAA exposure tables,
IART flash-cards
and IART Instructor presentation materials.

F) Mandatory equipment:

complete diving equipment suitable to the environment,
bail-out cylinder and regulator with min. 600 litres supply,
slate and pencil depth gauge and timer or dive computer.

G) Limits:

maximum depth for pool/confined water: 5m,
Open water dive 1: max. 10m,
Open water dives 2 -3: min. 10m - max 20m.
Open water dives 4 - 5: min. 15m - max 30m.
No-decompression CCR dives planned to remain within limits of O/C nitrox tables.

H) Dive skills:

all skills contained in the IART CCR level 1 manual must be taught and performed according to the recquired standards.

I) Requirements for certification:

Following completion of the theory lessons a written test must be passed. After successful demonstration of all required practical diving skills the certification is documented by the issue of a certificate and a positive identification card (PIC). In accordance with IART quality control, both the participant and instructor must sign the appropriate training protocol. The Instructor must retain this protocol with the student's other training documents.

J) Certification:

issued by IART HQ

K) Certification renewal:

not recquired

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Submatix 100ST SCR

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IART Standards & Procedures Level I

SUMATIX 100ST SCR (level I)

A) Course: Semi Closed Rebreather Diver Level 1(SCR Level I) No-stop gasses for the course are Nitrox 32 and 40

B) Course objective: This course trains the participant in the skills, knowledge and techniques necessary for safe and responsible diving with the Submatix semi closed rebreather within no-stop times and recreational depth limits. After successful completion the participant may purchase and or dive a Submatix SCR.

C) Prerequisites: Minimum 50 logged dives, Advanced Open Water or equivalent qualification, Nitrox Diver certification and valid diving medical.

D) Course content/duration: All theoretical and practical aspects of diving with the Submatix 100 SCR as described in the IART manual. Course duration, after preparatory home-study of the manual, is generally 3 days. In addition to theory development, practical training in pool/confined water a minimum of 4 open water dives with not less than 240 minutes accumulated in-water time. The Instructor : student ratio must not exceed 1:2

E) Support materials: IART Submatix SCR manual level I, Air/Nitrox tables, NOAA exposure tables, IART flash-cards and IART Instructor presentation materials.

F) Required equipment: Submatix 100 ST rebreather, slate, depth gauge/timer or dive computer. Extra-bailout configuration appropriate to planned dive.

G) Limits: maximum depth for pool/confined water: 5m, open water dive 1: 10m, Dives 2 -4: min. 20m - max 30m. Dive duration not to exceed OC Nitrox no-stop times.

H) Dive skills: Training in all skills, as described in the IART Submatix SCR level 1 manual, in both confined and open water.

I) Requirements for certification: After completion of all theory elements a written test must be undertaken. Following successful completion of all practical training, certification is documented by issue of certificate and PIC. In accordance with IART Quality Control, the student and Instructor are required to fill in the training protocol form. The instructor must retain this form with the student file.

J) Certification: issued by IART HQ

K) Certification renewal: not required

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Submatix 100 emCCR

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IART Standards & Procedures Level I

SCR Level I Submatix 100

A) Course:

Semi Closed Rebreather Diver Level 1(SCR Level I) - No-stop gasses for the course are Nitrox 32 and 40

B) Course objectives:

This course trains the participant in the skills, knowledge and techniques necessary for safe and responsible diving with the Submatix semi closed rebreather within no-stop times and recreational depth limits. After successful completion the participant may purchase and or dive a Submatix SCR.

C) Prerequisites:

Minimum 50 logged dives,
advanced Open Water or equivalent qualification,
Nitrox Diver certification,
valid diving medical.

D) Course content/duration:

All theoretical and practical aspects of diving with the Submatix SCR as described in the IART manual. Course duration, after preparatory home-study of the manual, is generally 3 days. In addition to theory development, practical training in pool/confined water a minimum of 4 open water dives with not less than 240 minutes accumulated in-water time. The Instructor : student ratio must not exceed 1:2 .

E) Support materials:

IART SCR manual level I,
Air/Nitrox tables,
NOAA exposure tables,
IART flash-cards
and IART Instructor presentation materials

F) Required equipment:

complete diving equipment including slate
depth gauge/timer or dive computer.
Extra-bailout configuration appropriate to planned dive.

G) Limits:

maximum depth for pool/confined water: 5m,
open water dive 1: 10m,
Dives 2 -4: min. 20m - max 30m.
Dive duration not to exceed OC Nitrox no-stop times.

H) Dive skills:

Training in all skills as described in the IART SCR level 1 manual, in both confined and open water.

I): After completion of all theory elements a written test must be undertaken. Following successful completion of all practical training, certification is documented by issue of certificate and PIC. In accordance with IART Quality Control, the student and Instructor are required to fill in the training protocol form. The instructor must retain this form with the student file. J) Certification:

issued by IART HQ

K) Certification renewal:

not required

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ISC Megalodon CCR

Hammerhead CCR

JJ-CCR

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IART Standards & Procedures Level I

JJ-CCR Level I

A) Course: Closed Circuit Rebreather Diver Level I (CCR I). No decompression dives. Air diluent
B) Course objectives: This course develops in the participant, the required abilities, knowledge and techniques to dive responsibly with the closed circuit JJ-CCR rebreather within sport diving and no-decompression limits. After successful completion of the course the participant is granted the permission to dive with and purchase the JJ- CCR.
C) Pre-requisites: 50 logged dives, Advanced Open Water, CMAS**, BSAC Sport Diver or equivalent qualification, Nitrox Diver certification and a valid diving medical.
D) Course content/duration: All theoretical and practical aspects of diving with the JJ-CCR rebreather as described in the IART manual. In addition to time spent by the participant reading through the manual, the course duration is generally four-five days. It covers, in addition to extending and deepening the theoretical knowledge of the participant, training in pool/confined water and open water with not less than 300 minutes in-water time on the JJ-CCR. The instructor : student ratio is not permitted to exceed 1:2.
E) Training aides: IART CCR manual Level I, air/nitrox dive tables, NOAA exposure tables, flash-cards, personal instructor materials.
F) Mandatory equipment: complete diving equipment suitable to the environment, bail-out cylinder und regulator with min. 600 litres supply, slate and pencil, depth gauge and timer or dive computer.
G) Limits: max depth Pool/confined water: 5m. OW dive 1: max. 10m, OW dives 2 - 4: min. 10m max 20m, OW dives 5 + 6: min. 15m max. 30m. Nodecompression CCR dives planned to remain within limits of O/C nitrox tables.
H) Dive skills: all skills contained in the IART CCR Level I manual must be taught and performed according to the required standards.
I) Requirements for certification: Following completion of the theory lessons a written test must be passed. After successful demonstration of all required practical diving skills the certification is documented by the issue of a certificate and a positive identification card (PIC). In accordance with IART quality control, both the participant and instructor must sign the appropriate training protocol. The Instructor must retain this protocol with the student? other training documents.
J) Certification: issued by IART HQ
K) Certification renewal: not required

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Pelagian

Colkan EAGLE modular CCR/SCR

Poseidon Discovery Mk VI CCR

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IART Standards & Procedures Level I

Poseidon MK VI DISCOVERY CCR Level I

A) Course: Closed Circuit Rebreather Diver Level I (CCR I). No decompression dives. Air diluent
B) Course objectives: This course develops in the participant, the required abilities, knowledge and techniques to dive responsibly with the closed circuit Poseidon DISCOVERY rebreather to a maximum depth of 40 metres and within no-decompression limits. After successful completion of the course the participant is granted the permission to dive with and purchase the Poseidon MK VI DISCOVERY CCR.
C) Pre-requisites: 50 logged dives, Advanced Open Water diver or equivalent qualification, Nitrox Diver certification and a valid diving medical.
D) Course content/duration: All theoretical and practical aspects of diving with the DISCOVERY CCR as described in the IART-manual. In addition to time spent by the participant reading through the manual, the course duration is generally five days. It covers, in addition to extending and deepening the theoretical knowledge of the participant, training in pool/confined water and open water with not less than 4 dives and a minimum of 300 minutes total inwater time. The instructor : student ratio is not permitted to exceed 1:2.
E) Training aides: IART DISCOVERY CCR manual Level I, air/nitrox dive tables, NOAA exposure tables, flash-cards, personal instructor materials.
F) Mandatory equipment: complete diving equipment suitable to the environment, slate and pencil, bail-out cylinder und regulator with min. 600 litres supply, depth gauge and timer or dive computer.
G) Training limits: max depth Pool/confined water: 5m. OW dive 1: max. 10m, OW dives 2 + 3: max 20m, OW dive 4: min. 15m max. 30m. Nodecompression CCR dives planned to remain within limits of O/C nitrox tables.
H) Dive skills: all skills contained in the IART CCR Level I manual must be taught and performed according to the required standards.
I) Requirements for certification: Following completion of the theory lessons a written test must be passed. After successful demonstration of all required practical diving skills the certification is documented by the issue of a certificate and a positive identification card (PIC). In accordance with IART quality control, both the participant and instructor must sign the appropriate training protocol. The Instructor must retain this protocol with the student? other training documents.
J) Certification: issued by IART HQ
K) Certification renewal: not required

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Dolphin SCR

DOLPHIN SCR (level I) User Course

The DOLPHIN SCR is designed to fit to the needs of the recreational diver rebreather by the used of fixed constant flow nozzles that can be easily exchanged depending on the gas mix chosen by the diver. A colour coding system makes it easy to avoid mistakes.

Despite this user-friendly approach, diving with the DOLPHIN SCR demands new skills from the diver and presents potential new problems. The IART unit-specific user course, combined with the use of the course manual, will prepare you with the knowledge and skills needed to safely dive the Dolphin SCR within no-decompression limits to the maximum safe depth of the Nitrox premix used.

This course will prepare you to become a competent, disciplined and knowledgeable SCR diver who understands:

The physiological principles behind rebreather diving
The construction of the unit including assembly, disassembly, cleaning and maintenance
The possible dangers and potential mistakes
How to employ the best diving techniques with the unit
How to rescue another rebreather diver

Theory Presentation

Includes review of nitrox theory, physics and physiology
Familiarisation with all rebreather components including maintenance
Dive planning and execution and emergency procedures
IART rescue module
A written exam concludes the theoretical development.

Practical training

Unit preparation, pre-dive checks
Disassembly, cleaning and disinfection
Dive planning
Dive techniques in confined water followed by open water environments
Protocol in emergency situations
Proof of successful completion of all required training exercises.

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IART Standards & Procedures Level I

Draeger Dolphin / Ray

A) Course: Semi Closed Rebreather Diver Level 1(SCR Level I) - No Stop gasses for the course are Nitrox 32 and 40

B) Course objective: This course trains the participant in the skills, knowledge and techniques necessary for safe and responsible diving with the Draeger ??olphin / Ray semi closed rebreather within no-stop times and recreational depth limits. After successful completion the participant may purchase and/or dive a Draeger ??olphin or ??ay??br>
C) Prerequisites: Minimum 50 logged dives, Advanced Open Water or equivalent qualification, Nitrox Diver certification and valid diving medical.

D)Course content/duration: All theoretical and practical aspects of diving with the Draeger ??olphin / Ray as described in the IART manual. Course duration, after preparatory home-study of the manual, is generally 3 days. In addition to theory development, practical training in pool/confined water and in open water with not less than 240 minutes accumulated in-water time. The Instructor : student ratio must not exceed 1:2

E) Support materials: IART SCR manual Level I, Air/Nitrox tables, NOAA exposure tables, IART flash-cards and IART Instructor presentation materials.

F) Required equipment: complete diving equipment including slate, depth gauge/timer or dive computer.

G) Limits: maximum depth for pool/confined water: 5m, open water dive 1: 10m, Dives 2 -4: min. 20m - max 30m. Dive duration not to exceed OC Nitrox no-stop times.

H) Dive skills: Training in all skills as described in the IART SCR Level 1 manual, in both confined and open water.

I) Requirements for certification: After completion of all theory elements a written test must be undertaken. Following successful completion of all practical training, certification is documented by issue of certificate and PIC. In accordance with IART Quality Control, the student and Instructor are required to fill in the training protocol form. The instructor must retain this form with the student file.

J) Certification: issued by IART HQ

K) Certification renewal: not required

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TR300 SCR

TR300 SCR User Course (level I)

The TR300 SCR is a semi-closed rebreather working with a user-adjustable constant flow of oxygen enriched gas. The user can vary the flow from 2-25 litres a minute depending on expected oxygen consumption level and the Nitrox mix being used.

This flexible approach demands new skills from the diver and presents potential new problems. The IART unit-specific user course, combined with the use of the course manual, will prepare you with the knowledge and skills needed to safely dive the TR300 within the limits set by the Level I standards

This TR300 course will prepare you to become a competent, disciplined and knowledgeable SCR diver who understands:

The physiological principles behind rebreather diving
The construction of the unit including assembly, disassembly, cleaning and maintenance
The possible dangers and potential mistakes
How to employ the best diving techniques with the unit
How to rescue another rebreather diver

Theory Presentation

Includes review of nitrox theory, physics and physiology
Familiarisation with all rebreather components including maintenance
Dive planning and execution and emergency procedures
IART rescue module
A written exam concludes the theoretical development.

Practical training

Unit preparation, pre-dive checks
Disassembly, cleaning and disinfection
Dive planning
Dive techniques in confined water followed by open water environments
Protocol in emergency situations
Proof of successful completion of all required training exercises.

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IART Standards & Procedures Level I

TR 300

A) Course: Semi Closed Rebreather Diver Level 1 (SCR Level I) Nodecompression dives

B) Course objective: This course trains the participant in the skills, knowledge and techniques necessary for safe and responsible diving with the TR300 semi closed rebreather within no-stop times and recreational depth limits. After successful completion the participant may purchase and or dive a TR300 SCR.

C) Prerequisites: Minimum 50 logged dives, Advanced Open Water or equivalent qualification, Nitrox Diver certification and valid diving medical.

D) Course content/duration: All theoretical and practical aspects of diving with the TR300 SCR as described in the IART TR300 manual. Course duration, after preparatory home-study of the manual, is generally 3 days. In addition to theory development and practical training in pool/confined water a minimum of 4 open water dives with not less than 240 minutes accumulated in-water time. The constant flow rate (oxygen/diluent) MUST be set according to the manufacturer?? guidelines. The Instructor : student ratio must not exceed 1:2

E) Support materials: IART TR300 SCR manual Level I, Air/Nitrox tables, NOAA exposure tables, IART flash-cards and IART Instructor presentation materials.

F) Required equipment: TR300 rebreather, slate, depth gauge/timer or dive computer. Extra-bailout configuration appropriate to planned dive.

G) Limits: maximum depth for pool/confined water: 5m, open water dive 1: 10m, Dives 2 -4: min. 20m - max 30m. Dive duration not to exceed OC Nitrox no-stop times.

H) Dive skills: Training in all skills, as described in the IART TR300 SCR Level 1 manual, in both confined and open water.

I) Requirements for certification: After completion of all theory elements a written test must be undertaken. Following successful completion of all practical training, certification is documented by issue of certificate and PIC. In accordance with IART Quality Control, the student and Instructor are required to fill in the training protocol form. The instructor must retain this form with the student file.

J) Certification: issued by IART HQ

K) Certification renewal: not required

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Inspiration/ Evolution CCR

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IART Standards & Procedures Level II

Inspiration / Evolution Extended Range LEVEL II

A) Course:

Closed Circuit Rebreather Diver Level II (CCR Level II) "Extended Range"

B) Course Objective:

This course is designed to provide experience and training with the Inspiration or Evolution CCR for either::

Option A:
CCR II Extended Range (Air) Diver - This course provides the opportunity to safely learn the techniques and theory for CCR decompression dives with air diluent to a maximum depth of 50m.
Option B:
CCR II Extended Range (Normoxic Trimix) Diver - This course provides the opportunity to safely learn the techniques and theory for CCR decompression dives with air and normoxic Trimix diluent to a maximum depth of 50m and 60m respectively.

C) Prerequisites:

minimum 18 years of age, certification as an IART CCR I Diver or equivalent, proof of a minimum of 50 hours diving the Inspiration or Evolution, First Aid and CPR training.

D) Course content/duration:

Option A:
All theoretical and practical aspects of deep (air diluent) und decompression diving. The classroom sessions explain the physical and physiological hazards of deep diving, the decompression planning, equipment considerations for deep diving, the need of bail-out gas, and all procedures involved. An important point is dive planning using computer-based dive tables such as Z-Plan, Proplanner, etc. The practical part of the course includes 4 dives over at least 3 days with a minimum accumulated dive time of 180 minutes. The instructor-to-student ratio is 1:2.
Option B:
Covers all aspects of option A with additional normoxic Trimix theory and 2 normoxic Trimix dives. In total 6 dives over at least 5 days with a minimum accumulated dive time of 300 minutes. The instructor-to-student ratio is 1:2.

E) Support Material:

IART CCR level II manual,
standard air decompression tables,
Computer-based dive tables such as Z-Plan, ProPlanner etc., flash-cards, Instructor manual and Instructor presentation materials.

F) Required equipment:

Complete diving equipment,
separate bail-out cylinder,
lift bag, safety reel, knife or tool,
decompression table,
slate, depth gauge and bottom timer or computer.
The rebreather should be equipped with an Oxygen bail-out second stage.

G) Limits:

The maximum depths during training are: Air 50m and normoxic Trimix 60m.
At least 3 dives should be conducted at a minimum of 40m depth and require a decompression stage.
Maximum decompression requirements during training should not exceed 5 minutes at 3 metres for option A and 20 minutes for option B normoxic Trimix dives.

H) Practical skills:

The dives should include the proper planning, including calculation of dive profile,
gas analysing and labelling,
equipment familiarization (Stage bottle removal/replacement, Oxygen bail-out regulator use),
emergency and out-of-air procedures (Gas sharing, Rescue ascent, etc.),
ascent reel and lift bag deployment,
and proper decompression techniques.

I) Certification requirements:

The student must satisfactorily complete a written exam. Once training requirements are met, at the Instructor's discretion, it is necessary to submit an application in order to obtain the corresponding IART certification card and wall certificate. In accordance with IART Quality Control, the student and Instructor are required to fill in the training protocol form. The instructor must retain this form with the student file.

J) Certification:

IART HQ

K) Certification Renewal:
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KISS Classic CCR

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IART Standards & Procedures Level II

Classic / Sport KISS Extended Range LEVEL II

A) Course:

Closed Circuit Rebreather "Extended Range" Diver Level II

B) Course objective:This course is designed to provide experience and training with the Classic or Sport KISS CCR for either:

Option A:
CCR II Extended Range (Air) Diver - This course provides the opportunity to safely learn the techniques and theory for CCR decompression dives with air diluent to a maximum depth of 40m

Option B:
CCR II Extended Range (Normoxic Trimix) Diver - This course provides the opportunity to safely learn the techniques and theory for CCR decompression dives with air and normoxic Trimix diluent to a maximum depth of 40m and 60m respectively

C) Prerequisites:

50 minimum 18 years of age,,
certification as an IART CCR I Diver or equivalent,
proof of a minimum of 50 hours diving the Classic or Sport KISS
and a valid diving medical .

D) Course content/duration:

Option A
All theoretical and practical aspects of deep (air diluent) and decompression diving. The classroom sessions explain the physical and physiological hazards of deep diving, the decompression planning, equipment considerations for deep diving, the need of bail-out gas, and all procedures involved. An important point is dive planning using computer-based dive tables such as Z-Plan, Proplanner, etc. The practical part of the course includes 4 dives over at least 3 days with a minimum accumulated dive time of 180 minutes. The instructor-to-student ratio is 1:2.

Option B
Covers all aspects of option A with additional normoxic Trimix theory and 2 normoxic Trimix dives. In total 6 dives over at least 5 days with a minimum accumulated dive time of 300 minutes. The instructor-to-student ratio is 1:2.

E) Support material:

IART CCR Level II manual,
air/nitrox dive tables,
NOAA 0₂-exposure tables,
standard air decompression tables
personal instructor materials
Computer-based dive tables such as Z-Plan, ProPlanner, etc.,
flash-cards,
Instructor manual and Instructor presentation materials.

F) Required equipment:

complete diving equipment,
separate bail-out cylinder,
lift bag, safety reel, knife or tool,
decompression table, slate, depth gauge and bottom timer or computer.
The rebreather should be equipped with an oxygen bail-out second stage

G) Limits:

The maximum depths during training are: Air 40m and normoxic Trimix 60m. Maximum decompression requirements during training should not exceed 10 minutes for option A and 15 minutes for option B normoxic Trimix dives.

H) Practical skills:

The dives should include the proper planning, including calculation of dive profile, gas analysing and labelling, equipment familiarization (Stage bottle removal/replacement, oxygen bail-out r egulator use), emergency and out-of-air procedures (gas sharing, rescue ascent, etc.), ascent reel and lift bag deployment, and proper decompression techniques.

I) Certification requirements:

The student must satisfactorily complete a written exam. Once training requirements are met at the Instructor's discretion, it is necessary to submit an application in order to obtain the corresponding IART certification card. In accordance with IART quality control, the student and Instructor are required to fill in the training protocol form. The instructor must retain this form with the student file.

J) Certification:

IART HQ

K) Certification Renewal:

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IART Standards & Procedures Level I

Submatix SMS Extended Range LEVEL II

A) Course: Closed Circuit Rebreather "Extended Range" Diver Level II

B) Course objective: This course is designed to provide experience and training with the Submatix SMS for either:

Option A:
CCR II Extended Range (Air) Diver This course provides the opportunity to safely learn the techniques and theory for CCR decompression dives with air diluent to a maximum depth of 50m

Option B:
CCR II Extended Range (Normoxic Trimix) Diver This course provides the opportunity to safely learn the techniques and theory for CCR decompression dives with air and normoxic Trimix diluent to a maximum depth of 50m and 60m respectively

C) Pre-requisites: minimum 18 years of age, certification as an IART CCR I Diver or equivalent, proof of a minimum of 50 hours diving the Submatix SMS and a valid diving medical

D) Course content/duration:
Option A - All theoretical and practical aspects of deep (air diluent) and decompression diving. The classroom sessions explain the physical and physiological hazards of deep diving, the decompression planning, equipment considerations for deep diving, the need of bail-out gas, and all procedures involved. An important point is dive planning using computer-based dive tables such as Z-Plan, Proplanner, etc. The practical part of the course includes 4 dives over at least 3 days with a minimum accumulated dive time of 180 minutes. The instructor-to-student ratio is 1:2.

Option B
Covers all aspects of option A with additional normoxic Trimix theory and 2 normoxic Trimix dives. In total 6 dives over at least 5 days with a minimum accumulated dive time of 300 minutes. The instructor-to-student ratio is 1:2.

E) Support material: IART CCR Level II manual, NOAA 02-exposure tables, standard air decompression tables. Computer-based dive tables such as Z-Plan, ProPlanner, etc., flash-cards, Instructor manual and Instructor presentation materials.

F) Required equipment: Complete diving equipment, separate bail-out cylinder, lift bag, safety reel, knife or tool, decompression table, slate, depth gauge and bottom timer or computer. The rebreather should be equipped with an oxygen bail-out second stage.

G) Limits: The maximum depths during training are: Air 50m and normoxic Trimix 60m. At least 3 dives should be conducted at a minimum of 40m depth and require a decompression stage. Maximum decompression requirements during training should not exceed 5 minutes at 3 metres for option A and 20 minutes for option B normoxic Trimix dives.

H) Practical skills: The dives should include the proper planning, including calculation of dive profile, gas analysing and labelling, equipment familiarization (Stage bottle removal/replacement, oxygen bail-out regulator use), emergency and out-of-air procedures (gas sharing, rescue ascent, etc.), ascent reel and lift bag deployment, and proper decompression techniques.

IART Standards & Procedures 2

I) Certification requirements: The student must satisfactorily complete a written exam. Once training requirements are met at the Instructor's discretion, it is necessary to submit an application in order to obtain the corresponding IART certification card. In accordance with IART quality control, the student and Instructor are required to fill in the training protocol form. The instructor must retain this form with the student file.

J) Certification: IART HQ

K) Certification Renewal: n/a

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