INSTITUT NATIONAL DE PLONGEE PROFESSIONNELLEet d’intervention en milieu hyperbare

Port de la Pointe Rouge

- Entrée n°3

13008 MARSEILLE – France

Tél. : (33) 4 96 14 09 40

Fax : (33) 4 91 73 83 01

E-mail : info@inpp.org

Web Site : http://www.inpp.org

INPP GOVERNMENTAL ASSIGNMENTS

Legislation Training standards Training of the submersible crew and ROV operator Standardization of Diving Equipment (European

standards) Hyperbaric and medical procedures National Expert and delegate in international

organization / commission Hyperbaric certification centre

CONSTITUTION OF THE INPP BOARD

A. Ministers (11)

B. Local authorities

C. Contractors Associations

D. Unions of professional

Advanced committees : Technical Com. Medical Com.

ORGANIZATION

Management

TRAINING DEPARTMENT

LOGISTICDEPARTMENT

Control Normalization

Equipment

Department

CERTIFICATION(2)

ACCOUNT /ADMINISTRATION

CommunicationMEDICAL DEPARTMENT (1)

(1) ONLY PRIVATE TRAINING CENTER TO HOLD SUCH A DEPARTMENT

(2) ON BEHALF OF FRENCH LABOUR MINISTERY

Hyperbaric Training CentreHyperbaric environment qualifications

Operation • Scuba Diving, surface supplied, Mixed Gas Closed Bell.

• All hyperbaric operators.

Safety • Hyperbaric supervisor

• Surface assistant

• Live support technician

• Hyperbaric technician

• Decompression chamber operator

• Hyperbaric Medical Doctor - Nurse

Hyperbaric Training Centre Manned or Unmanned underwater Vehicle

Submersible

• pilot / co-pilot

• Operating supervisor

• Surface controller

R.O.V.

• operator

STANDARDIZATIONStandardisation Bureau for Hyperbaric and Underwater Activities

(BNAAH)

• specific equipment

• Procedures - Methods – Operation

Underwater

Hyperbaric

In water

(survival - safety – security)

• Individual and collective equipment

• Industrial hyperbaric equipment

• Hospital hyperbaric equipment

• Test and experimental facilities

• Underwater structures

• Navigation equipment

CE / EPI Label

Notified Body n° 0078Notified Body n° 0078

CE marking type :

• Personal protection individual in hyperbaric environment

• Salvage and safety equipment

Notified Body

DECREE MARCH 1990 / JANUARY 2011

CLASSES / PRESSURE

Class I 3 Bars

Class II 5 Bars Class III > 5 Bars

Class 0 1.2 Bars

A Commercial Dive

B Other Underwater

C Medical Hyperbaric

D Other Hyperbaric

DECREE MARCH 1990 / JANUARY 2011

MENTIONS / JOBS

EXISTING INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION

EDTC IDRF IMCA IDSA Soemething new ?

Common goals

Increase safety in training and working conditions

Have valuable divers with trustable certificates

EDTC

EUROPEAN LEVEL STANDARDS ON INTERNET, VERY

PRAGMATIC VERY GOOD BASIS

IDRF

FOR CONTRIES CONTROLING THE ASSESMENT OF DIVERS

MUTUAL RECOGNITION VERY OPEN DISCUSSION (FORUM) NUMBER OF MEMBERS LIMITED

IMCA

FOR OFSSHORE DIVING EDIT GUIDELINES IN CRANING AND DIVING

AND ROV POWERFUL

IDSA

CREATED FOR COUNTRIES HAVINS NO RULES BUT SCHOOLS WILLING TO HAVE AND REACH DIVING TRAINING STANDARDS

PB THEY DELIVER CERTIFICATES THAT OFFSHORE INDUSTRY DON’T RECOGNIZE …

WHAT ISSUE FOR COUNTRIES AROUND THE TABLE

FIRST CREATE A REGULATION CLOSE TO EDTC STANDARDS, THE FINEST WOULD BE AT A NATIONAL LEVEL.

TO ORGANIZE A CONTROL OF THE SCHOOL BY THE STATE– (STATE VOICE IS STRONGER)

TO FIND OUT HOW A COOPERATION COULD BE ORGANIZE BETWEEN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES HERE PRESENT, TO SETTLE A COMPLETE COURSE THROUGH DIFFERENT MODULES ACHIEVED IN DIFFERENT SCHOOLS (basic scuba course in a country, then an air ss diving course in another one etc …)

ANY QUESTION ?