Requirement
When a contract is given, assurance regarding the quality and reliability of the contractor’s equipment is paramount in order to improve safety and reduce operational downtime issues. With this comes the requirement for trained and qualified personnel who are fully conversant with the most up to date industry guidelines and regulations.

 

Entry Requirement
No prior experience is required, however, it is preferred delegates have experience in air/saturation diving or ROV operations, ideally as a dive/ROV supervisor, life support supervisor, dive/ROV technician or similar.

 

Trainers
JFD trainers are highly knowledgeable professionals who have extensive experience of carrying out assurance audits throughout the world. Having been involved closely with the development of guidance, products and services throughout the subsea industry, JFD is confident that this course gives candidates a thorough, detailed and accurate experience to the highest of standards.

 

Course Duration
5 Days.

This course comprises of both classroom and practical elements. Industry guidelines and legislation are explained in detail within the classroom to give students the knowledge needed to carry out audits to best practice and industry standards. A practical element then gives candidates the opportunity to apply this knowledge and conduct a full audit on a real system before returning to the classroom to complete a close out report and discussion.

Topics include:

• The purpose of an audit
  
  
• The role of the auditor

• IMCA D018, D023, D024, D037, D040, R004, R005, R006, R009, R011, R018

• Development of D.E.S.I.G.N audits

• Certification and PMS

• Certification authorities

• Audit preperation, development and documentation

• Accidents and lessons learnt

• Non-conformance

• Reporting

• Close out meetings