Gauge Calibration Course – 1 Day
Understanding the critical metrology techniques used to traceably calibrate the pressure gauges used in commercial dive operations
A new course introduced by popular demand from DITC students to teach the skills necessary to carry out the formal calibration of the wide range of pressure and depth gauges used in commercial diving operations.
There are many hundreds of dedicated DSV* & OSV* mounted containerized mobile dive systems world-wide. The larger systems utilize literally hundreds of pressure gauges that all come under strict IMCA scheduled maintenance requirements; much of the Dive Technicians time is spent carrying out this work and producing the documentation for filling in the PMS*/CMMS*. The course covers the major gauge types used, together with a practical work shop session carrying out the traceable calibration of a range of popular gauge types. Use of the pressure pot for diver worn depth gauges together with a high pressure connector workshop to gain familiarity with the many methods of joining the pressure gauge to the dive system are also covered. For further information or to book a course please click here
Gauge Calibration Course (1 day)
- Introduction to pressure measurement
- The dead weight gauge
- Pressure from liquid columns
- Pressure gauge types
- Common Connector types
- Calibration Principles
- Accuracy of gauge types
- IMCA requirements and Calibration certificates
- THEORY EXAM.
Workshop Session
- Connection types, adapters, mating methods
- Producing calibration pressures.
- Divers SPG calibration check
- Divers depth gauge in the pressure pot
- Pneumo gauges
- Magnehic
- PID checks
- Calibration Certificates filling out
- Safety issues and PPE
.Includes:
- ASSET/IDEST approved Haskel Oxygen Booster Pump Maintenance Certification establishing the legal competent person status of the technician to work on these systems.
- All student training Manuals used during the course + online access to the ScubaEngineer.com technician database.
- All spare parts & consumables used during the course.
- Free Tea/Coffee and high speed Wi-Fi internet access at the training center.
Pre-requisites:
- None
Key Benefits
- Provides formal competent person training of the Dive Technician in Pressure Gauge calibration techniques.
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Training Center Information
EASYTEK ENGINEERING SERVICES CO LTD – an A.S.S.E.T., IDEST & SITA Approved Training Provider
Capabilities of Easytek Engineering Services Co Ltd., as an Engineering Training Provider
Easytek Engineering Services Co Ltd., together with STATS in the United Kingdom have provided a unique service to Commercial Diving Companies, Military Diving Teams, Government Inspectors, Recreational Dive Centres, SCBA, ELSA, HEED Life Support Technicians, High Pressure Cylinder Inspectors, and other Dive Industry Professionals internationally for more than 20 years drawing on the wide experience of its principal staff. Principle capabilities include:
- Divers and other SCBA life support equipment maintenance – regulators, compressors, cylinders, rebreathers, hydrostatic test equipment design, NDT analysis
- Commercial diving, & Maritime consultancy. Dive incident investigation & expert witness testimony
- Custom Decompression methodology for 1,000ft Trimix diving.
- Approved engineering training. International recognised certification in Trimix Decompression diving, sunken vessel survey, underwater artifact & body recovery.
- Repair, servicing & testing traceable to National standards. Design, Manufacture and sales of custom tools, adapters and test equipment for Divers life support equipment servicing and other critical high pressure applications.
Easytek has the most modern divers life support equipment service center and mixed gas production system in Thailand. All mixed gases can be pumped to 350bar via in house Haskell booster pumps powered by twin Bauer Compressors feeding a 90,000Liter air bank. Easytek carries out hydrostatic tests in house to 650bar/10,000psi to US DOT standards, European EC, British BS and Thai standards supplemented by the very latest NDT eddy current testing to detect metallurgical failure aluminium alloy high pressure gas cylinders.
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*Glossary
DSV=Dive Support Vessel, OSV=Offshore Support Vessel, PMS=Preventative Maintenance System, CMMS=Computerized Maintenance management System