Air Chamber Attendant (CHATT)

Air Chamber Attendant Training

Welcome to the Chamber Attendant (CHATT) Training module! This comprehensive program is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively support diving operations as a Chamber Attendant. Below is an overview of what you can expect to learn throughout this module.

Module Objectives:

• Understand Key Roles: Familiarize yourself with the various personnel involved in chamber operations, including the Diving Supervisor, Chamber Operator, and your role as the Chamber Attendant.
• Learn Responsibilities: Gain insight into the specific responsibilities of a Chamber Attendant, including patient care, communication protocols, and operational procedures within the chamber.
• Operational Support: Develop practical skills for operating internal controls, assisting medical personnel, and maintaining a safe environment for divers.
• Recognize Diving Disorders: Learn how to identify signs and symptoms of diving-related disorders and understand the appropriate responses.
• Safety Protocols: Understand the importance of following established safety standards and procedures to minimize risks during chamber operations.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Personnel Required for Chamber Operation:
   • Roles and responsibilities of each team member involved in chamber operations.
2. Chamber Operations:
   • Procedures for bringing the chamber on and off line.
   • Monitoring and regulating chamber atmosphere and gas supplies.
3. Patient Care and Communication:
   • Techniques for effective communication with the Chamber Operator, Dive Supervisor, and medical personnel.
   • Best practices for providing care to injured divers.
4. Emergency Procedures:
   • Steps to take in case of diving disorders or emergencies within the chamber.
   • Importance of maintaining accurate documentation during operations.
5. Qualifications and Training Requirements:
   • Overview of necessary qualifications to become a Chamber Attendant, including medical fitness and training standards.
6. Practical Skills Development:
   • Hands-on training in operating internal controls, assisting medical practitioners, and recognizing diving disorders.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this module, you will be able to:

• Describe the roles of key personnel in chamber operations.
• Operate internal controls within the chamber safely.
• Communicate effectively with team members during diving operations.
• Recognize signs of diving disorders and respond appropriately.
• Maintain a safe and hygienic environment within the chamber.