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| CCR Cave Program |
The CCR Cave Diver Program introduces the diver to basic through complex cave dives involving; line gaps, jumps, circuits and traverses. Practice and build proficiency
using multiple reels, including; primary, safety, and gap reels while utilizing the eCCR. The CCR Cave course requires 120 minutes more bottom time than OC full cave.
The CCR cave diving course is designed to build on the technique learned at the basic CCR diving level. No CCR intro to cave course is available. In CCR Cave the student is
introduced to advanced forms of cave diving. Topics covered include the following: CCR Cave limitation, introduction to cave hazards, CCR cave equipment requirements,
multiple dive teams with multiple reels, multiple dive teams with one primary reel procedures, recalculation dives, simple and complex traverse procedures, simple and
complex circuits, jumping procedures, visual gaps and jumps, reverse jumping procedures, ambient awareness, decompression diving and procedures, stage diving
(optional), stage decompression procedures, dissimilar tank turn around procedures, anti silting techniques, trim and equipment streamlining, line protocol and awareness,
complex dive planning and execution.
Qualifies Dive to: make complex cave dives utilizing CCR Why Cave dive?
using multiple reels, including; primary, safety, and gap reels while utilizing the eCCR. The CCR Cave course requires 120 minutes more bottom time than OC full cave.
The CCR cave diving course is designed to build on the technique learned at the basic CCR diving level. No CCR intro to cave course is available. In CCR Cave the student is
introduced to advanced forms of cave diving. Topics covered include the following: CCR Cave limitation, introduction to cave hazards, CCR cave equipment requirements,
multiple dive teams with multiple reels, multiple dive teams with one primary reel procedures, recalculation dives, simple and complex traverse procedures, simple and
complex circuits, jumping procedures, visual gaps and jumps, reverse jumping procedures, ambient awareness, decompression diving and procedures, stage diving
(optional), stage decompression procedures, dissimilar tank turn around procedures, anti silting techniques, trim and equipment streamlining, line protocol and awareness,
complex dive planning and execution.
Qualifies Dive to: make complex cave dives utilizing CCR Why Cave dive?
Minimum Prerequisites:
Current CCR Certification and own a unit
w/ Intro to cave cert: 50 logged dives
w/o intro to cave: 100 logged dives
Must have 25 logged dives (post ccr course)
and 35 hours on the ccr to be used in the cave course
To complete the course:
complete minimum 10 cave dives
complete minimum 600 minutes bottom time
pass written exam w/ 80% or better
demonstrate to the instructor's satisfaction that the student is
capable and safe conducting this type of diving
if already intro cave certified:
complete 8 dives w/ minimum 500 minutes bottom time
Current CCR Certification and own a unit
w/ Intro to cave cert: 50 logged dives
w/o intro to cave: 100 logged dives
Must have 25 logged dives (post ccr course)
and 35 hours on the ccr to be used in the cave course
To complete the course:
complete minimum 10 cave dives
complete minimum 600 minutes bottom time
pass written exam w/ 80% or better
demonstrate to the instructor's satisfaction that the student is
capable and safe conducting this type of diving
if already intro cave certified:
complete 8 dives w/ minimum 500 minutes bottom time
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Reducing Risk
Psychology of Overhead
Planning
Team Selection
Team Preparation
Equipment Selection
Equipment Preparation
Gas Calculations
Gas Volumes Planning
Psychology of Overhead
Planning
Team Selection
Team Preparation
Equipment Selection
Equipment Preparation
Gas Calculations
Gas Volumes Planning
Gas Matching on CCR
Carbon Dioxide
Decompression Issues
Types of Cave Systems
Gas Sharing
Additional Reels and their use
Markers for Orientation
Planning and executing traverses
Planning and executing circuits
Lost or Disoriented Divers
Carbon Dioxide
Decompression Issues
Types of Cave Systems
Gas Sharing
Additional Reels and their use
Markers for Orientation
Planning and executing traverses
Planning and executing circuits
Lost or Disoriented Divers
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