Caving Underwater training Cavern and Intro to Cave TDI from 28/11/2016 to 2/12/2016 in Marseille and Cassis with Franck Vanessa
The program of this dual training aims to acquire the logic of the diving under ceiling and its planning then the respect of the basic principles in underground diving. The content is based on the techniques and risks of underground diving, the laying of the entry wire and the procedures of rescue and assistance, then the deepening of the procedures and techniques discussed. The penetration limit is 200m in horizontal and 40m in vertical, which corresponds to the majority of dives underground in France! During this training you will have the pleasure of meeting Franck Vasseur, a renowned spéléonaute who is pleased to coordinate this internship.
The training will take place mainly in the beautiful caves of Cassis.
Caving Scuba Diving training program Marseille Cassis:
| Theory | 1 Philosophy of activity 2 Psychological Aspects 3 Material Aspects -BO Options – CCR Configurations – Cartridge – Buoyancy and harness – Reels -Useful Ballast – Hardware Configurations 4 Communication -Manual Signs -Light signals -Touch Contact 5 Progression Techniques – Trim – Buoyancy and ballast -Wire Tracking -Propulsion techniques 6 physiology – Breathing -Stress Management 7 Underground environment – Geology (soil and ceiling) -Local regulations -Relations with the owners 8 Protection 9 survived Techniques -Emergency procedures -Hardware failures -Degraded visibility 10 Accident Analysis 11 Decompression theories 12. Ethics of underground diving |
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| Practices at each dive | 1 Pre-planning 2 hardware Check and inspection 3 Leak Search 4 specific propulsion techniques according to the conditions 5 Buoyancy Management 6 Trim 7 Management of the PO2 8 management of instruments associated with the CCR 9 Stress Analysis and management |
| Exercises | Ariane wire equipment; Use of markers; followed by the thread eyes open and then closed; Gas sharing with eyes open following the thread; Gas sharing with eyes closed, lights off, touch contact by following the wire; Remove and replace the mask without losing the Ariane thread; Communicate by light signals, manual signs and touch contact; Techniques of protection and vigilance; Navigation Environmentally friendly propulsion Techniques; Simulate a main lighting failure and exit on emergency lamp; Lost wire and teammate procedure Désemmêlement Technique; Survived exercises in CCR |