We service the commercial diving community through:
Effective EducationConsultingEquipment Design & Usage.Our team strives to ensure continued improvement and development for competency and safety in all dive operations inshore and offshore.
C-DOC has recently partnered with D+MER, an on line blended learning and competence management system, in order to ensure anyone who is expected to use a certain piece of equipment is familiar with and trained in use of that equipment (reference DMAC 28).
The C-DOC occupational health team brings together industry specialists with a broad background and skills set to compliment quality assured training.
All courses are complimented by the D+MER online learning platform. Candidates are required to complete the theory online prior to being enrolled on the respective course at C-DOC training and skills assessment centre in Saldanha Bay, South Africa.
C-DOC training centre in Saldanha Bay has been established since 1999 offering the following training to support commercial diving competency and safety:
IMCA Diver Medic Training – Full CourseIMCA Diver Medic Training – Refresher CourseIMCA Trainee Air Diving SupervisorDMAC 11 First Aid for the Dive TeamDoL Learner Supervisors Training
C-DOC provides a hard copy and electronic log book to ensure appropriate systems control.
Helpful HintsThis product catalogue that has product images to assist with identification of medical equipment. This will assist personnel with language barriers or limited medical knowledge and terminology.
C-DOC offers compliant Inshore First Aid kits with Portable Oxygen as required for inshore diving operations.
C-DOC offer one-on-one consulting services tailored to the client’s requirements. C-DOC is committed to assisting dive operations be compliant to regulations and recommendations as set out by regulators of industry for best industry, safe practice.
Trainees Successfully Completed Our Courses
Medical Equipment Packages Sold
Years of Collective Team Experience
C-DOC Offshore Medical Kit. Designed by divers, facilitated by the C-DOC occupational health team with specific knowledge and experience in commercial diving operations.
Air Diving OperationsDMAC 015: Medical Equipment to be held at an offshore diving operation
Saturation Diving OperationsDMAC 028: The Provision of Emergency Medical Care for Divers in Saturation
C-DOC has taken the list of medical supplies provided by DMAC and carefully packed the equipment for the purpose of effective implementation and maintenance.
The module is clearly labelled specific to the emergency response and can be identified by any crew member.
Clear labelling enables personnel to respond in an efficient manner during the anxiety and confusion of a sudden emergency.
C-DOC’s unique design ensures the right people are using the right equipment at the right time in the right place to ensure optimal outcomes, patient safety, care and survival.
FunctionalityThe systematic, appropriate and clearly labelled kit can be easily identified and used by the Diver Medic Technician (DMT), diver, medic and Doctor alike.
Expiry DatesExpiry dates are similar where possible and each module is sealed. This ensures time efficiency and facilitates easy compliance
The kits are packed by the C-DOC Occupational Health Team with knowledge in commercial diving
All items are:
Carefully selected acknowledging the barriers of specific equipment issues when dealing with casualties in remote, confined, hyperbaric environments.
Repacked into durable vacuum packs and sealed to extend shelf life in the high humidity and pressurised environments.
Checked for adult use only and functionality in the appropriate environments.
Easy to restock when module contents expire or if seals have been broken
C-DOC offshore medical kits comply with DMAC industry guidance.
DMAC 015DMAC 028C-DOC occupational health care staff are able to offer consultation to the client’s medical department to advise and agree what facilities and equipment should be available in relation to the specific location.
There is clear guidance to kit dimensions and weight. All modular equipment is specifically designed to:
Fit into bells and chambers maintaining good housekeeping
Fit through medical locks and transfer under pressure
Ensure compatibility with the width of deck plates and trunkings
Components are easily identifiable and manageable to maximize the use throughout the dive spreads.
