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Three white Tech Plus hyperbaric chambers in the workshop, with technicians at work

Hyperbaric chamber operator training, on site and on your own equipment

Our hyperbaric chamber operator training prepares your team to run its Tech Plus chamber with confidence: control panel, normal and emergency procedures, pre- and post-use checks and routine upkeep. It takes place on your site, on your own installation.

  • Since 1988
  • On-site training
  • 28+ countries
Training and consulting

On-site hyperbaric staff training on the chamber your team will run

A hyperbaric chamber is only as safe as the team operating it. Since 1988, Tech Plus has designed chambers in Bandol, France, for hospitals, armed forces, tunnelling projects and commercial diving, and has supported its customers through to commissioning. Our hyperbaric chamber operator training extends that commitment: it is delivered on your site, on the equipment your staff will use every day, not on a mock-up.

The aim is practical. Every team member should understand what each valve, gauge and gas circuit does, run normal and emergency procedures without hesitation, and know which checks to carry out before and after each use. Our technical consultants are familiar with every detail of these installations, because Tech Plus designs, installs and maintains them.

One important point: Tech Plus is not a registered training provider and does not issue any regulatory qualification. Our role is that of the manufacturer teaching your staff to master its own equipment, alongside any mandatory courses they must take with certified providers.

On your own installation

Exercises take place on your chamber, in your premises, with your gas supplies and your operating constraints.

Normal and emergency procedures

Compression, time at pressure and decompression, then what to do when a situation deteriorates.

Refresher sessions

Sessions to refresh the knowledge of current staff, and initial training for new arrivals.

Tech Plus hyperbaric chamber control panel: chamber and lock gauges, air, oxygen and heliox valves, intercomTech Plus multiplace hyperbaric chamber installed in a hospital, with its control console
Training

Learn from the manufacturer

Your team learns from the people who designed its chamber, in its own operating environment.

Equipment known inside out

Our consultants understand the logic behind every circuit, control panel and lock, so your hyperbaric technicians get precise answers to detailed questions.

Safety that becomes reflex

Rigorous protocols, rehearsed until they come naturally: oxygen monitoring, fire prevention and the right response when an incident occurs.

One team, one language

Operators, technicians, nurses, physicians and operations supervisors share the same instructions and vocabulary, which makes coordination smoother.

Tailored to your operations

Hospital department, navy, tunnelling project, commercial diving or veterinary clinic: the content follows your procedures and your working environment.

In France and abroad

Tech Plus works on site in France and internationally, with 28+ countries served to date.

One point of contact

Design, installation, maintenance and training: the same partner knows your chamber end to end and updates the training as your installation changes.

Hyperbaric chamber operator training: the programme

Each programme is built around your installation and your procedures, whether it is a hospital hyperbaric chamber, a military chamber or a tunnel boring machine lock. It combines explanations at the control panel, hands-on runs with the chamber unoccupied, then scenario-based drills led by our technical consultants.

For containerised rental units, the training also covers handling of the B50 cylinders, 10 m³ at 200 bar (air, oxygen, heliox or nitrox), and reading of the external oxygen analyser.

Typical modules

  • Chamber layout: compartments, locks, doors, viewports and gas circuits
  • Control panel operation: compression, stops, decompression and communications
  • Breathing gases, masks and hoods, and monitoring of oxygen levels in the chamber
  • Emergency procedures specific to your installation, including fire response
  • Pre- and post-use checks, maintenance awareness and fault reporting
  • Operating instructions and checklists for your installation's special equipment
Naval officer at the control panel of a Tech Plus hyperbaric chamber, intercom handset in handBronze-coloured Tech Plus hyperbaric chamber with its control console, screen and pressure gauges

Hyperbaric technician, nurse, supervisor: training by role

Not everyone needs the same depth of detail. Chamber operators learn to master the control panel. Hyperbaric technician training focuses on routine upkeep and spotting faults early, while hyperbaric nurse training covers the patient-side equipment: breathing masks, communications and the medical lock. The hyperbaric operations supervisor learns to coordinate the whole team.

The hyperbaric physician remains solely responsible for prescribing and medically supervising sessions: we train people to operate the equipment, not to practise medicine. In diving, supervisors and divers learn to use the decompression chamber as part of their operations.

Hospital departments

Operators, nurses and physicians working with a multiplace hyperbaric chamber, its locks and its control console.

Armed forces

Teams supporting bomb disposal divers and combat divers, on fixed or mobile installations.

Tunnelling projects

Staff in charge of the personnel locks and the rescue chamber on board the tunnel boring machine.

Diving and rental

Supervisors, divers and operators of worksite decompression chambers, including containerised units rented for the duration of a project.

Tech Plus hyperbaric chamber inside a shipping container, with racks of gas cylindersBare steel shells of hyperbaric chambers under fabrication in a heavy-fabrication workshop

Consulting and refresher training, alongside regulatory qualifications

Beyond commissioning, Tech Plus supports chamber owners over time: refresher training after a change to the installation, onboarding of new staff, review of internal procedures or advice on how to organise a hyperbaric team.

Regulatory qualifications, such as the French certificat d'aptitude à l'hyperbarie (CAH) required for certain hyperbaric work, are issued by certified bodies, and we can point you towards them. The two are complementary: the regulatory qualification validates general skills, while manufacturer training gives your team full mastery of its own chamber.

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Let's talk about your team

Tell us about your installation and the roles to train, and we will propose a tailored programme.

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