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(Main)Recreational diving services - Requirements for rebreather diver training - Decompression diving to 100 m (ISO/FDIS 24807:2023)
Recreational diving services - Requirements for rebreather diver training - Decompression diving to 100 m (ISO/FDIS 24807:2023)
This document specifies requirements for rebreather diver training programmes which provide the competencies required to perform dives to 100 m with a rebreather requiring mandatory decompression stops using a breathing mixture containing helium. This document specifies evaluation criteria for these competencies.
This document specifies the requirements under which training is provided, in addition to the general requirements for recreational diving service provision in accordance with ISO 24803.
Dienstleistungen des Freizeittauchens - Anforderungen an die Ausbildung von Kreislaufgerätetauchern - Dekompressionstauchen bis 100m (ISO/FDIS 24807:2023)
Dieses Dokument legt Anforderungen für Ausbildungsprogramme für Kreislaufgerätetauchende fest, die die erforderlichen Kompetenzen vermitteln, um Tauchgänge bis 100 m mit einem Kreislaufgerät unter Verwendung eines heliumhaltigen Atemgasgemisches durchzuführen, die obligatorische Dekompressionsstopps erfordern.
Dieses Dokument legt Bewertungskriterien für diese Kompetenzen fest.
Dieses Dokument legt die Anforderungen fest, unter denen die Ausbildung zusätzlich zu den allgemeinen Anforderungen für die Erbringung von Dienstleistungen im Bereich des Freizeittauchens nach ISO 24803 durchgeführt wird.
Services relatifs à la plongée de loisirs - Exigences concernant la formation des plongeurs à l’utilisation des recycleurs - Plongée avec décompression jusqu’à 100 m (ISO/FDIS 24807:2023)
Storitve rekreativnega potapljanja - Zahteve za usposabljanje rekreativnih potapljačev - Dekompresijsko potapljanje do 100 m (ISO/FDIS 24807:2023)
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SLOVENSKI STANDARD
oSIST prEN ISO 24807:2022
01-oktober-2022
Storitve rekreativnega potapljanja - Zahteve za usposabljanje rekreativnih
potapljačev - Dekompresijsko potapljanje do 100 m (ISO/DIS 24807:2022)
Recreational diving services - Requirements for rebreather diver training -
Decompression diving to 100 m (ISO/DIS 24807:2022)
Dienstleistungen des Freizeittauchens - Anforderungen an die Ausbildung von
Kreislaufgerätetauchern - Dekompressionstauchen bis 100m (ISO/DIS 24807:2022)
Services relatifs à la plongée de loisirs - Exigences concernant la formation des
plongeurs à l’utilisation des recycleurs - Plongée avec décompression jusqu’à 100 m
(ISO/DIS 24807:2022)
Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z: prEN ISO 24807
ICS:
03.080.99 Druge storitve Other services
03.200.99 Drugi standardi v zvezi s Other standards relating to
prostim časom in turizmom leisure and tourism
oSIST prEN ISO 24807:2022 en,fr,de
2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.
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Contents Page
Foreword .v
Introduction . vi
1 Scope . 1
2 Normative references . 1
3 Terms and definitions . 1
4 Competencies . 4
5 Prerequisites for training . 4
5.1 General . 4
5.2 Minimum age . 4
5.3 Diving experience . 5
5.4 Health requirements . 5
6 Introductory information . 5
7 Theoretical knowledge . 5
7.1 Knowledge review . 5
7.2 Risk management . 5
7.3 Team diving . 6
7.4 Project dives with specific objectives . 7
7.5 Function of rebreather components . 7
7.6 Breathing performance using a rebreather . 8
7.7 Rebreather assembly and checks . 8
7.8 Gas supply duration . 9
7.9 CO absorbent duration . 9
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7.10 Rebreather pre-water entry checks . 10
7.11 Advanced decompression dive planning . 10
7.12 Dive conduct . 10
7.13 Identifying and reacting to potential issues . 11
7.14 Hypercapnia, hypoxia, and hyperoxia .12
7.15 Buddy and team diving procedures .12
7.16 Rebreather maintenance .13
7.17 Maintaining knowledge and skills . 13
8 Practical skills .13
8.1 Skills review .13
8.2 General . 14
8.3 Pre-dive procedures . 14
8.4 Dive conduct . 14
8.5 Emergency situations .15
8.6 Response to rebreather malfunctions . 15
8.7 Post dive procedures . 16
9 Instructors .16
10 Training equipment and materials .16
10.1 Training equipment . 16
10.2 Training materials . 17
11 Practical training parameters .17
11.1 Training dives or in-water sessions . 17
11.2 Instructor responsibilities . 18
11.2.1 General . 18
11.2.2 Instructor to student ratios for dives of 60 m or less . 18
11.2.3 Instructor to student ratios for dives deeper than 60 m . 18
11.3 Rebreather dive leaders . 18
11.4 Breathing gas limits . 18
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11.4.1 Closed-circuit rebreather . 18
11.4.2 Semi-closed rebreather . 19
12 Evaluation .19
12.1 Knowledge . 19
12.2 Skill evaluation . 19
12.3 Proof of qualification . 19
Annex A (informative) Gas density and gas mixtures .21
Annex B (normative) Student crossover training programmes .23
Bibliography .24
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Foreword
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Introduction
Rebreathers (i.e. breathing devices that recirculate some or all of the diver’s exhaled breath and
replenish any consumed oxygen to maintain a breathable mixture) are becoming much more widely
available and popular among divers. The market for rebreather diving has been constantly growing
in recent years and is now considered to be large enough that the need for standards for training
organizations on minimum training requirements is evident. Rebreathers allow divers to dive
longer and to greater depths. Such depths can go beyond 30 m and may therefore require mandatory
decompression stops. If rebreathers are used improperly they can be hazardous; divers have had fatal
accidents due to incorrect use of these devices. It is therefore important to specify training for diving
with such devices.
Training organizations offering training that conforms with this document may exceed any of the
requirements in terms of the volume or complexity of training but should at least ensure the students
master all the skills and knowledge defined in this document.
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Recreational diving services — Requirements for
rebreather diver training — Decompression diving to 100
m
1 Scope
This document specifies requirements for rebreather diver training programmes which provide
the competencies required to perform dives to 100 m with a rebreather using a breathing mixture
containing helium requiring mandatory decompression stops.
This document specifies evaluation criteria for these competencies.
This document specifies the requirements under which training is provided, in addition to the general
requirements for recreational diving service provision in accordance with ISO 24803.
2 Normative references
The following documents are referred to in the text in such a way that some or all of their content
constitutes requirements of this document. For dated references, only the edition cited applies. For
undated references, the latest edition of the referenced document (including any amendments) applies.
ISO 24801-3, Recreational diving services — Requirements for the training of recreational scuba divers —
Part 3: Level 3 — Dive leader
ISO 24802-2, Recreational diving services — Requirements for the training of scuba instructors — Part 2:
Level 2
ISO 24803, Recreational diving services — Requirements for recreational diving providers
ISO/DIS 24806, Recreational diving services — Requirements for rebreather diver training —
Decompression diving to 60 m
3 Terms and definitions
For the purposes of this document, the following terms and definitions apply.
ISO and IEC maintain terminological databases for use in standardization at the following addresses:
— ISO Online browsing platform: available at https:// www .iso .org/ obp
— IEC Electropedia: available at https:// www .electropedia .org/
3.1
rebreather
apparatus that has a supply of gas carried by the diver, allowing the diver to breathe under water
which enables the diver to inspire gas from a facepiece connected to a counterlung and to pass exhaled
gas through a carbon dioxide absorption material before it is re-breathed from the counterlung and
inspired partial pressure of the gases within the apparatus remain within acceptable physiological
limits so that gas is thus recirculated within the apparatus
Note 1 to entry: A rebreather can also be called a self-contained rebreathing apparatus.
Note 2 to entry: A facepiece can be a mouthpiece assembly, a half mask, a full-face mask or a helmet.
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[SOURCE: EN 14143:2013, 3.1, modified — Note 1 to entry modified and Note 2 to entry added. This
content has been reproduced with the permission of CEN. Copyright remains with CEN.]
3.2
rebreather type
primary rebreather design
EXAMPLE Closed-circuit rebreather (CCR), manually controlled closed-circuit rebreather (mCCR),
electronically controlled closed-circuit rebreather (eCCR), semiclosed-circuit rebreather (SCR), manually
controlled SCR (mSCR), electronically controlled SCR (eSCR), hybrid closed-circuit rebreather (hCCR).
3.3
rebreather unit
type of rebreather (3.1) having consistent controls, displays and configuration over several rebreather
models (3.4) where the operation is essentially the same from rebreather model to rebreather model
3.4
rebreather model
specific individual design of rebreather (3.1) made by a manufacturer
3.5
breathing gas
gas present in the breathing loop (3.14) inspired by the diver
3.6
supply gas
gas present in a cylinder which may be added to the breathing loop (3.14)
3.7
bailout gas
gas present in a cylinder that may be breathed directly by the diver
3.8
nitrox
breathable mixture of nitrogen and oxygen with more than 21 % oxygen content, which may contain
trace gases at levels no higher than those found in normal air
[SOURCE: ISO 11107:2009, 3.5]
3.9
trimix
gas comprising a specified mixture of oxygen, helium and nitrogen, capable of supporting human life
under appropriate diving or hyperbaric conditions
Note 1 to entry: This includes manufactured gas mixtures made up from combinations of pure oxygen, pure
helium and pure nitrogen, with or without compressed air.
[SOURCE: EN 14143:2013, 3.20 — This content has been reproduced with the permission of CEN.
Copyright remains with CEN.]
3.10
heliox
gas comprising a specified mixture of oxygen and helium, capable of supporting human life under
appropriate diving or hyperbaric conditions
3.11
PO
2
partial pressure of oxygen in a gas mixture
Note 1 to entry: This usually refers specifically to the breathing-gas mixture inhaled by a diver.
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3.12
set-point
PO setpoint
2
PO value that is used by a control system to determine when a solenoid valve injects oxygen into the
2
breathing loop (3.14)
3.13
respiratory minute volume
RMV
product of the tidal volume and breathing frequency measured in litres per minute
[SOURCE: EN 14143:2013, 3.10]
3.14
breathing loop
portion of a rebreather (3.1) through which gas circulates, usually consisting of a mouthpiece, breathing
hose(s), counterlung(s), non-return valves and a CO absorbent canister
2
3.15
scrubber
canister in the breathing loop (3.14) containing CO absorbent
2
3.16
confined water
swimming pool with a depth appropriate to the activity or body of water, offering similar conditions
with regard to visibility, depth, water movement and access
[SOURCE: ISO 24801-2:2014, 3.5]
3.17
open water
body of water significantly larger than a swimming pool, offering conditions typical of a natural body
of water
[SOURCE: ISO 24801-2:2014, 3.6]
3.18
limited open water
open water (3.17) no deeper than 20 metres with no appreciable water movement, and visibility that is
sufficient to allow effective student supervision and skill development
3.19
service provider
entity (individual or organization), including any individual acting on behalf such an entity, which offers
one or more of the following services:
— introductory diving activities;
— snorkelling excursions;
— provision of training and education;
— organized and guided diving for qualified divers;
— rental of diving equipment.
[SOURCE: ISO 24803:2017-03, 3.1]
3.20
safety stop
a non-mandatory decompression stop (3.21) near the surface prior to surfacing
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3.21
decompression stop
mandatory stop during ascent from depth prior to surfacing
3.22
no-decompression diving
diving without requiring mandatory decompression stops (3.21)
3.23
decompression diving
diving with mandatory decompression stops (3.21)
3.24
delayed surface marker buoy
DSMB
surface marker buoy that can be deployed by a diver from underwater
4 Competencies
The training programme shall ensure that students are qualified to independently plan and conduct
dives requiring mandatory decompression stops using the specific rebreather unit for which the diver
has received training.
Divers qualified in accordance with this document are competent to dive with a suitably qualified
buddy to 100 m using a rebreather with a supply gas containing:
— a minimum of 5 % oxygen; and
— sufficient helium to control narcosis and to ensure a breathing gas density of less than 6,3 g/l.
In order to be deemed qualified to dive with a specific rebreather unit other than the one that the diver
has received training for, a diver will need further unit specific training.
The training program shall ensure that the student has a full understanding of any theoretical concepts
or skills applicable to the rebreather type, rebreather unit and rebreather model they will use. Students
shall be provided with an overview of any information that is not specific to their rebreather, but this
only needs to be informative in nature so that they are aware of the general possible configurations
that other divers may use.
5 Prerequisites for training
5.1 General
The service provider shall ensure that the student fulfils the following prerequisites to take part in the
training course envisaged.
In order to participate in a training programme in accordance with this document students shall be
qualified in accordance with ISO/DIS 24806.
5.2 Minimum age
The minimum age to participate in a training programme in accordance with this document shall be
18 years.
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5.3 Diving experience
Students shall have logged at least 100 dives with a minimum of 100 h using a rebreather. At least
50 dives and 50 h shall have been made with the same specific rebreather unit to be used in the course,
including dives in the last six months.
Concerning these dives,
— a minimum of 30 rebreather dives shall have been made to a depth deeper than 30 m;
— at least ten of these 30 dives shall have been made to a depth deeper than 50 m using a gas mix
containing helium and requiring staged decompression; these dives shall have been completed after
qualification as a 60 m rebreather diver in accordance with ISO/DIS 24806.
5.4 Health requirements
Documented evidence shall be obtained that the student has been medically screened as suitable for
recreational diving by means of an appropriate questionnaire or medical examination.
NOTE See the Reference [2] for an example of a medical questionnaire and accompanying guidance to
physicians.
In case of doubt, the training service provider shall refer students to proper medical resources. If the
student is not examined by a physician, the student shall be obliged to confirm by signature that he or
she has understood written information given by the instructor on diseases and physical conditions
which can pose diving-related risks.
Students shall be advised of the importance of appropriate regular medical examinations.
6 Introductory information
Information in accordance with ISO 24803 shall be made available to the students prior to, or during
the first class or meeting.
In particular the students shall be informed of the limits of their training and qualification as specified
in accordance with Clause 4.
7 Theoretical knowledge
7.1 Knowledge review
The training programme shall ensure that knowledge in accordance w
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