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Minimum Training Standards SFN 180 R.0
18
TRIMIX
CCR DIVER
100m
INTENT
The intent of the CCR Trimix 100m Diving program is to provide divers with the training necessary to independently plan and conduct
unit specific staged decompression dives to depths of up to 100m/328 feet using hypoxic Trimix mixtures and utilizing CCR diving
procedures with a buddy diving on a rebreather or diving open circuit.
REQUIRED INSTRUCTOR RATING
An active status unit-specific CCR Trimix 100m instructor or higher may conduct the unit-specific CCR Trimix 100m program.
STUDENT PREREQUISITES
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CCR Trimix 60m Diving certification or equivalent.
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Have logged a minimum of 100 CCR dives over a minimum of 100 hours, including at least 30 dives deeper than 30m/98 feet, at
least ten (10) dives deeper than 50m/164 feet and at least 20 dives requiring staged decompression.
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At least 50 dives / 50 hours are required on the specific unit.
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Minimum Age: 18
TEACHING RATIOS
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The maximum number of students for CCR training is 3:1
This ratio should be reduced as required if the situation and/or environmental conditions call for it.
DURATION
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Recommended hours for course completion: 30
MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
The minimum required student and Instructor equipment for this program includes:
A complete CCR Unit that:
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Is compliant to local laws, is approved by the training agency, is properly functioning and is appropriate for bailout and
accelerated decompression diving
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Has no non-manufacturer approved modifications
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Depth gauge & bottom timer, or dive computer
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Three (3) bailout stage cylinders, one for bottom bailout, all with 1-2 meter hose second-stage and SPG, low-pressure inflator hose
or quick-connect compatible with the unit if applicable, Oxygen cleaned as required
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Backup OC/CCR computer for bailout in the event of a system failure
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Delayed Surface Marker Buoy (DSMB) and spool / reel appropriate for the planned dive depth
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A back up Delayed Surface Marker Buoy (DSMB) and spool / reel appropriate for the planned dive depth
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Backup mask
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Cutting devices
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Emergency spool
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Access to emergency decompression gas, by team sharing, staging, or from support divers
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Access to appropriate gas analyzers
All skills must be demonstrated by the instructor on the specific unit being trained.
The minimum required student and instructor materials for this program includes:
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KISS Rebreather unit specific user manual
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Agency student training manual or online training course
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Agency instructor manual (electronic instructor manuals meet this requirement)
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