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ATLANTIS DIVE RESORTS AND LIVEABOARDS
SAFETY, EMERGENCY AND INCIDENT MANUAL

INDEX
Introduction And How To Use This Manual - - - (3) Directories - - - (77)
Search and Rescue Units (505 SRG)
P/Y Atlantis Azores - - - (4) Air Evacuation - Seaplane and Private Helicopter
Overview Domestic Directory (Manila & Cebu Hospitals and
Insurance Overview Doctors, Highway Patrol etc.)
Boat Search Map International Directory (DAN, Insurance etc)
Atlantis Resorts - - - (9) Embassies
Overview Atlantis Staff Directory
Recompression Facilities - Locations and Contact
Resort Maps
Information
Standard Protocol and Procedures Flow Charts
(Steps to follow) - - - (13) Search Maps, Forms & Appendix - - - (86)
Accident Management
Missing Diver
Fire Fighting
Portable Fire Extinguisher Chart
Know Your Fire Extinguishers
Resort - Tropical Storm
Azores Severe Weather & Tropical Storm
Main Propulsion or Steering Failure Plan
Grounding Plan
Man Overboard
Abandon Ship
Evacuation to Hospital or Chamber
Azores Flooding
Location Specific Information - Map, Evacuation

and Contacts - - - (27)
Puerto Galera
Dumaguete
Anilao
Tubbataha Reef (Puerto Princesa)
Bohol (Balicasag, Cabilao, Pamilican and Panglao)
Moalboal
Malapascua
Southern Leyte (Sogod Bay and Dinagat)
General First Aid - - - (57)

CPR
Bleeding
Burns
Sun Burns
Heat Exhaustion / Sun Stroke
Impact Injury (Bruising)
Asthma Attack
Heart Attack
Electrocution
Shock
Checking Blood Pressure
Diving Injuries - - - (70)

DCI (Decompression Illness)
Marine Stings From Jellyfish, Corals, Hydroids &
Anemonies
Fish Spine Injuries From Lion Fish, Scorpion Fish,
Devil Fish & Stone Fish
Sea Snake Bite
Near Drowning
Hypothermia
2 AT L A N T I S D I V E R E S O RT S & L I V E A B O A R D S - P H I L I P P I N E S
INTRODUCTION & HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL
Location of this Manual
This manual must be located as a minimum at the Resort Manager’s desk, Dive Shop Manager’s desk and the Front
Desk of the Resorts. There should be two additional paper copies available to take on day trips or as otherwise
required. On the liveaboard, the Captain or Boat Manager and Shore Manager must have copies. The Partner for
Operations must also have a copy.
How to Use
Know the layout of the manual so you can access information quickly. Procedures that are common are not copied
per location but provided as an overview; specific contacts and local details are provided separately for each
location.
Guest Paperwork and Orientation

Safety begins with preparation and this includes guest paperwork and orientations. All guests must complete a
thorough dive orientation including the Atlantis Diver Orientation Video and Azores Safety Video (for Azores guests)
and complete the diver information form, liability release and insurance information form prior to their first dive.
Medication
Atlantis Dive Resorts and Liveaboards do not stock oral medications as part of our first aid kits. Oral medications are
available in our retail stores or boutiques, or at local pharmacies. Guests should make their own choice regarding
the use of oral medication and seek a doctor’s advice as necessary. A selection of medication maybe available in
trauma kits which are specifically for use by a doctor during a serious emergency.
Accident Reporting
All accidents (guest and staff ), regardless of seriousness, must be reported at the time and written statements of facts
made by those involved submitted on the same day to the Captain or Resort Manager.
Staff Training & Equipment

All dive guides must carry a flashlight and an audible and visual signaling device at all times. Dive guides may not
engage in underwater photography or any other activity that may hamper supervision or safety while they are in a
supervisory or lead role. Dive guides may not guide independently until they have signed the Safe Diving Practices
Statement and completed the rescue and emergency modules of our in-house dive guide training. Dive guides must
re-train at least once per year to remain current by participating in a rescue training day.
Use of Dive Boards

Our dive boards serve as our diver roster and must be kept up to date with diver’s names; site location and times at
all times.
AT L A N T I S D I V E R E S O RT S & L I V E A B O A R D S - P H I L I P P I N E S 3
P/Y ATLANTIS AZORES
Dive the Philippines in Luxury

AZORES OVERVIEW
Radio Frequencies and Use: Insurance
(16) Hailing and distress, (03) inter ship frequency, (13) Insurance Coverage Details:
Pilotage, (12) PCG, Harbormaster Vicencia & Buckley Insurance Services,
Call Sign: DUE-2384 Certificate #: 201200124
Member #: 21823
Boat Details: Policy #: 023462645 issued by
Atlantis Azores, Port: Batangas, Official # 04-0000314 Lexington Insurance Company
Length: 33.81 Meters; Width: 6.61 Meters; Draft: 1.36
Meters; Tonnage: 192 Gross Tons Guest Equipment Requirements
Capacity: 34 Total (24 passengers/ 10 Crew) All guest divers must carry a dive computer; an
audible signaling device and a visual signaling device.
Equipment onboard
Bridge: Raymarine 72 mile Open Array HD Radar Azores Serious Accident Protocol
VCM100, Furuno 36 mile Radar NAV NET VX2, In the event of an emergency the Captain or Boat
Raymarine VHF radio RAY218 mounted, Standard Manager must contact Andy Pope immediately. In
Horizon/quest VHF Radio mounted, Raymarine Depth the event he cannot be reached they should follow
sounder DSM300, Raymarine Auto Pilot ST8002/ Smart this protocol for shore assistance:
Pilot X-SOL, 2 Raymarine Chart 1. Andy Pope
Plotters E-120, and E-80, 2 ACR RCL-75 remote 2. Dumaguete Resort Manager
operated Spot lights, Lowrance global Map 6000C GPS 3. Puerto Galera Resort Manager
Plotter. 4. Atlantis Azores Shore Manager
5. Diveshop Manager Dumaguete
2 lighted Life Rings, 4 rocket parachute flares, 6. Diveshop Manager Puerto Galera
4 Orange Smoke Bombs, 6 Hand Held Flares, Fire Axe, 2 7. Gordon Strahan
Fire Plans 1 Port & 1 STBD.
**See staff directory for Telephone Numbers
Laundry Room: Trauma Kit split between 2 boxes,
General first Aid Kit, 2 Defibrillators, Backboard, 2 Dan The person providing shore assistance should:
O2 kits. 1. Write down everything they are told
regarding the incident, especially
Dive Deck: 32 life jackets, and 2 children’s life jackets – coordinates and conditions if the safety of
all with whistle and strobe lights. 1 Life Ring. the vessel is in question.
2. Try and get hold of Andy Pope; in the event
RIB (Skiff) Required Equipment they cannot, call Gordon Strahan regardless
Radio : 5 pieces of I-Com Portable Radios ICM-36 of time difference.
Phone: Crew Member Owned 3. Make relevant calls to provide whatever
EPIRB: MCMURDO Fast Find PLB 1 for each skiff assistance may be necessary –
Emergency Oxygen Kit i.e. Coastguard, Evacuation for injured guest
and so forth using this manual..
Diver Recall Procedure
Continuously rev engines loudly directly above the
divers and/or bang on a tank (that has been lowered into
the water) with lead weights.
EPIRB Registration
All Registered with NOAA Cospas-Sarsat: As Atlantis
Azores. MCMURDO Smart Find 1 piece ADCD4 1CC48
0028D, 2 are registered as 2DCC6 60066 FFBFF.
AZORES OVERVIEW
Basic Radio Use:
Emergency Hailing channel (16)
Ship to Ship Channel (14)
Normal Operating channel (13)
General Use:
Use Channel 16 and say: “Vessel Name you are hailing 3 times, This is Atlantis Azores over”
Repeat until the vessel you are hailing replies.
Upon a reply from vessel switch to a working channel to talk.
When finished say: “This is Atlantis Azores clearing channel __ Standing bye on channel 16”
Mayday: (Distress)
Say: “Mayday, Mayday, Mayday This is Atlantis Azores, Atlantis Azores, Atlantis Azores , then call sign
My position is (position as a LAT-LONG position or bearing and distance from a fixed point)
I am (type of distress, e.g. on fire and sinking)
I require immediate assistance
I have (number of people on board and their condition)
(Any other information e.g. “I am abandoning to life-rafts”)
Over”
Pon Pon: (Safety)

My vessel or a person aboard my vessel requires assistance but is not in distress. This overrides all but a MAYDAY
call, and is used, as an example, for calling for medical assistance or if the boat has no means of propulsion
Say: “PAN PAN, PAN PAN, PAN PAN, All stations, all stations, all stations, This is Atlantis Azores, Atlantis Azores, Atlan-
tis Azores”
My position is [position as a LAT-LONG position or bearing and distance from a fixed point]
I am [type of urgency, e.g. drifting without power in a shipping lane]
I require [type of assistance required]
[Any other information e.g. size of vessel, which may be important for towing]
Over”
Securite: (Safety)
For reporting possible navigation hazards and alike:
Say: “SECURITE, SECURITE, SECURITE,
Calling All stations, all stations, all stations.
This is Atlantis Azores
Floating debris sighted off (Location).
Considered a danger to surface navigation.
Out.”
AZORES OVERVIEW
BOAT MAP SCHEMATICS
(For Use in a Boat Search)
AZORES INSURANCE OVERVIEW
These guidelines must be followed to stay within our insurance coverage.
Maximum Number of Passengers:

Twenty Four (24)
Our coverage is void if this number is exceeded.
Maximum Number of Crew:

Ten (10)
Crew names are registered with our insurer – new crew members names and ratings need to be updated on
hiring.
Total maximum number of people on the boat is 34.
Max number of divers allowed in the water at any time:

Sixteen (16)
Only certified Divemasters (Atlantis staff ) may guide dives.
All diving activities must be overseen by the Boat Manager/Captain who must be a PADI instructor
(or higher).
Maximum diving depth:

Recommended 30m/100ft, absolute maximum 40m/130ft.
Tech Diving:
Is allowed but all divers and guides/instructors involved must be certified to dive with the gases and to the
depths they are planning and must dive within their agency standards.
General Diving Guidelines:

Follow PADI (industry) standards and guidelines.
Weather Rating:
Do not sail with a PAGASA signal of 2 or higher (Azores is allowed to sail with a signal 1 if conditions are
suitable).
ATLANTIS RESORTS
Puerto Galera
Dumaguete
RESORTS OVERVIEW
Minimum Resort Equipment Requirements
General First Aid Kits
Trauma Kits
Adequate supplies of O2 to cover evacuation times
Spine Board
Defibrillator
Day Trip Boat required equipment

Cell-phone, VHF Radio, First Aid Kit; O2 Kit, Fire Extinguisher, Fire Axe, Life Ring, Lifejackets, compass, flashlight
Coastal Diving boat required equipment

Cell-phone, VHF Radio, Breathable 100% Oxygen with demand valve regulator; Spare Scuba Equipment
Flashlight
Recall Procedure
In the event of an emergency situation on the surface, when divers are under the water: Lower a tank below the
surface of the water and using metal object bang on the side of the tank for 30 seconds. After a short pause, repeat
the rapid tank bang. Divers should keep together, complete the recommended safety stop and surface immediately.
Radio/Phone Use
Resort has VHF base station to monitor channel 16 and use in coordination in event of emergency.
All boats have cell-phone, load and fully charge battery.
Fire hose Location

There are multiple dry chemical, hand held fire extinguishers positioned around the resorts.
Fire hose is located next to Swimming Pool and must be tested once per week.
ATLANTIS PUERTO GALERA ROOM LOCATIONS
( VIEW VIA GROUND ELAVATION )
ROOF TOP LEVEL SECOND LEVEL FIRST LEVEL GROUND LEVEL 1st FLOOR ANNEX BLDG.
HONEYMOON
SUITE
ROOM
6
ROOM ROOM
5 3
2nd FLOOR ANNEX BLDG.

ROOM ROOM
4 2 ROOM ROOM ROOM
32 31 30
COCONUT ROOM ROOM
FLINTSTONE A
TERRACE 17 1
PENTHOUSE LEVEL ROOM ROOM ROOM

ROOM
27 28 29
18 Stock
Room
PENTHOUSE
B ROOM ROOM
19 Massage 23
Room
PENTHOUSE Stock
PENTHOUSE U ROOM ROOM
Room
G 20 24 3RD FLOOR ANNEX BLDG.
ROOM ROOM
21 25
Flintstone B Flintstone C
ROOM ROOM
Stock Room
22 26
Lady’s Locker
Room
Class Room
LEGEND
Room
Multimedia
THIRD LEVEL Room
Men’s Locker
Kitchen
HONEYMOON SUITE
ROOM ROOM
10 11
Room
PENTHOUSE G, PENTHOUSE B, PENTHOUSE U Information

Compressor
Toko’s
ROOM Toilet Restaurant
ROOM
12 Front Desk
9
PUERTO GALERA RESORT MAP SCHEMATICS
SEAVIEW SUITE, RM 7, RM 8, RM 9, RM 10, RM 11, RM 12, RM 14, RM 15, RM 16

ROOM
ROOM 14
Room
8 COCONUT TERRACE, RM 17, RM 4, RM 5, RM 6

Toko’s Bar
Boutique
Diver’s Changing
ROOM ROOM RM 18, RM 19, RM 20, RM 21, RM 22, RM 1, RM 2, RM 3

7 15
RM 23, RM 24, RM 25, RM 26

ROOM
SEAVIEW
16
RM 27, RM 28, RM 29, RM 30, RM 31, RM 32 Atlantis Annex Building
FLINTSTONE B, FLINTSTONE C
SWIMMING POOL 50 Bar
AT L A N T I S D I V E R E S O RT S & L I V E A B O A R D S - P H I L I P P I N E S
11
12
ATLANTIS DUMAGUETE ROOM LOCATIONS
SEAVIEW SUITE
DIVESHOP KITCHEN
Up
TOKO’S
9 RESTAURANT
30
Up
------
31
GARDEN SUITE 1
SPA ------
POOL
DELUXE GARDEN SUITE
BAR
29A
------
STAFF HOUSE
28A Up
GARDEN SUITE 2
Up
29B
------
28B
2
27 ------
------ 1
26
TOILET
25
------
24
FRONT DESK
Up 10 LOBBY
Up
Up
Up
Up
Up
23 21 19B 19A 17 15 12 8 7 6 5
------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------
22 20 18B 18A 16 14 11 CAMERA
ROOM BOUTIQUE
4
IT ROOM
FRONT DESK ------
OFFICE 3
DUMAGUETE RESORT MAP SCHEMATICS
VIEW INTERPRETATION
LEGEND
TOP VIEW FRONT VIEW
Up
Up
DELUXE ROOM 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18(A,B), 19(A,B), 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28(A,B), 29(A,B), 30, 31
15 12
GARDEN SUITE 1, GARDEN SUITE 2, DELUXE GARDEN SUITE ------ ------ 15 12
14 11
SEAVIEW SUITE
OCEAN FRONT 1, OCEAN FRONT 2, OCEAN FRONT 3, OCEAN FRONT 4 14 11
CONVERTIBLE ROOM (DELUXE ROOM TO FAMILY ROOM)

Up
Up
SWIMMING POOL
STANDARD PROTOCOL & PROCEDURES FLOW CHARTS
ACCIDENT MANAGEMENT
In the event of an incident or accident always follow these guidelines:
Ensure your own safety and of those around you. Do not put
yourself at unnecessary risk.
Don gloves and use barriers prior to providing first aid.
Provide immediate, appropriate first aid to the best of your In the event of a near
ability with the resources available. drowning or suspected
(a quick guide is available as part of this manual). DCI administer oxygen
Call a doctor immediately if one is available locally.
Arrange for appropriate evacuation and hand the patient over

to trained medical professionals as soon as possible.
Have someone take notes and create and timeline.
Collect any paperwork relating to the injured person; be sure to have all appropriate releases signed, witnessed and on file.
If the accident was a diving accident, check certifications and be sure you are diving within the limits of the certifications and
experience of the divers.
If you are personally involved you MUST fill out an incident report (use standard PADI form) and file it with the Resort Manager
or Captain the same day. Your report should state only things you personally witnessed and that are actual facts; thoughts and
speculation are not appropriate. You should include a timeline where you can.
If there are guests around who personally witnessed either the accident/incident itself or who participated in the rescue, have
them record their account of events in writing. Be sure to record their contact information.
Provide care and sympathy but never admit fault or accuse others at the scene of an accident of fault.
You may only provide information to someone who can prove that he/she has a legal right to ask you to do so and only after
you have permission from the Resort Manager /Boat Captain.
Refrain from saying anything about the incident in writing until you are advised you may do so. This includes text messages,
Facebook posts and so forth.
MISSING DIVER
Boatmen (or those who have surfaced) should call “Missing Diver” no Resort/Liveaboard should activate missing diver
later than 15 minutes after divers are due up and do not show. protocol and notify local authorities within max
one hour from initial missing time.
Discretion may be used up to one hour if it is

Designate shore person in charge and locate the “missing diver map” for thought that divers will be found imminately and
the area if available (see appendix of this manual). if conditions are favorable and there is ample
daylight left.
Gather the following Inform the relevant

information and record on Inform the Partner local authorities When a missing diver is formally declared
the missing diver map or for Operations (Police, Coastguard, suspend all other diving activities.
on note paper. Local Barangay)
If the authorities have not taken over then coordinate search and rescue All divers full names
efforts. Planned dive site and profile
Confirmed time in
Time due out
Equipment being used (lights & marker buoys)
Nightfall time
Use the local contact information provided in this manual to notify other Tides and expected currents for the day
dive shops and arrange a meeting so search efforts can be properly Wind and weather predictions for next 12 hours
coordinated.
If there is an active auxillary coastguard or coastguard unit ensure they

have been informed.
Use the “missing diver map” to assign search grids or areas; if the map is not available for the area use local charts to designate search.
Use this manual and local resources to identify vessels (ferries) that may be plying routes close to the missing diver(s).
Give detailed information regarding possible diver locations and other relevant details such as balloon or fin coolours.
Either directly or through the Partner for Operations ask for 505SRG helicopter assistance in the search as per contacts
provided
Ensure search teams are properly prepared. Adequate exposure protection (wet suits, rain
coats, sun block, hats etc)
Binnoculars
Extra Fuel
Space blankets and/or towels
If the search is underwater ensure search teams have ample NDL and Communication - phone and/or radio
have discussed recall and detailed search patterns appropriate for the area
as well as ensuring time and low on gas limits.
FIRE FIGHTING
Do not risk your own life or the lives of others
Save lives first then property where possible
Sound the fire alarm and evacuate the area of people
Inform the Resort Manager/Boat Captain

Call the fire department if necessary
Locate a fire extinguisher or the fire pump hose
Fire Extinguisher Use Fire Pump Use (Resorts) Fire Pump Use (Azores)
Roll Call
Damage Assesment
Fire Extinguisher Use
1. To operate a fire extinguisher pull out the stainless steel pin and squeeze the handles together.
2. Always test a fire extinguisher before approaching a fire.
3. To tackle the blaze, make slow back and forth sweeping motions with the extinguisher at the
base of the fire.
4. Never approach a fire unless someone is behind you with a second fire extinguisher as support.
PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER CHART
• Most fire extinguishers at our locations are dry powder/chemical – check before use
• See fire extinguisher location maps in the Resorts and Azores Overview Sections
KNOW YOUR FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
RESORT - TROPICAL STORM
All Storm Warnings
Send dive boats to storm moorings and arrange for staff to watch the boats.
Stop dive schedule either when dive boats have been
removed or at anytime you feel evacuation or safety is at risk.
Alert guests as to possible transfer interuptions.

Assist with alternate hotel arrangements; flight changes etc. as necessary.
Secure outside furniture
Provide alternate activities for guests - marine life

presentations, movies etc.
Severe/Extreme Conditions
Crew should not stay on the boats if conditions are deemed unsafe
Write letters for guest rooms with situation updates.

Advise guests to secure electronics etc from possible water damage
Clear the resort of branches or trees that may come down
Double check provisions and generator function.

Check fuel, water and food provisions.
Ensure communications by reviewing back up options for phone/internet

coverage and temporarily removing antenna.
Make provision for key staff to stay at the resort overnight if necessary
AZORES SEVERE WEATHER & TROPICAL STORM
SEVERE WEATHER
Captain and First Mate on bridge for safe navigation of vessel

Boat Manager assembles all guests in salon and conducts roll call
Other crew secure all bulk heads and ensure lose items are tied down or stored
Captain provides full details to shore manager

Boat Manager distributes life jackets and keeps guests entertained
Other crew monitor vessel for issues (life jackets must be worn)
TROPICAL STORM
All Storm Warnings
Captain and Boat Manager to receive storm updates every four hours
If internet fails this should be done by phone or satellite phone/email
If the area of operation is in the path of the storm (signal 1 or more) guests are to
be disembarked prior to the storm arriving
Where possible this should be the port of operation but with less notice this should
be anywhere safe to do so.
Provisions should be made for the vessel to make it’s way to the Shore Manager should make arrangements for
local storm mooring as fast as possible guest hotel accommodation and/or transportation
Storm moorings are listed as part of the “Location Specific” as dictated by the situation in communication with
section of this manual the Partner for Operations
Crew should remain with the vessel until instructed If there is not enough time to safely make the storm mooring
to leave by the Partner for Operations or Captain then the vessel should be moored/anchored as securely as
The vessel should be fully secured before being possible locally
abandoned
Once ashore the crew should remain available
to reboard the vessel but ensure their safety as a
priority
MAN OVERBOARD
If you see someone go overboard yell “man over board!” immediately;
continue to yell until a crew member or other passengers arrive
Do not take your eye off the person in the water and it is best to continually point
at the victim to help you with keeping him or her in sight.
If it is dark, try and keep a flashlight on the person.
Tell the first person who arrives at the scene to throw a life ring over the side of the boat even if it will not reach victim as the ring
will serve as a useful reference.
On Azores, if it is at night use one of the two life rings located either side of the wheelhouse as these also have lights.
Alert the Captain and Boat Manager

The Captain will execute an “Anderson Turn” to bring the vessel back to it’s current position
The Boat Manager will coordinate the watchers; remove by standers and prepare the dive deck to pick up the ‘man overboard’
On the dive deck a dive guide will be made ready with mask, fins, snorkel, wet suit and life jacket
The life jacket will be connected to a line secured by another crew member
Crew will assemble first aid kits, O2 and warm towels and water
The boat manager coordinates communication between the dive deck and the captain and arrange for the ‘man overboard’ to be
picked up by the swimmer
Give appropriate first aid once back on board
The boat manager should perform a head count to ensure that everyone is on board.
MAIN PROPULSION OR STEERING FAILURE PLAN
MAIN PROPULSION FAILURE
Ready anchor with scope, appropriate for closest point of emmergency anchorage
Send engineer to investigate problem and maintain contact on VHF 13
Launch chaseboat and maintain contact on VHF 13
Use a crew member in the chaseboat to attach a line from the chaseboat’s
rear bollard to the Azores’s bow bollard and prepare to tow
Prepare to drop anchor
STEERING FAILURE
Prepare to utilize steering by twin propulsion only
Launch chaseboat and maintain contact on VHF 13
Prepare for the chaseboat to push againts the side of the Azores to help
with the steerage
Send engineer to investigate problem and maintain contact on VHF 13
Assuming that the engineer cannot solve the problem, utilize the wheelhouse camera
monitor visually, and instruct the engineer to lock the steering in the appropriate position
Using chaseboat to push the Azores, use engines for both propulsion and
steering, and make way to safe port or anchorage
GROUNDING PLAN
Grounding
Captain takes action to minimize

further damage
All crew to stations according to Muster List Captain will designate crew to make a severity assesment
(posted in Salon)
Minor / not taking on water

Move passengers to muster station
Notify Coast Guard
Severe / taking on water
Efforts to remove the vessel from the situation may include

waiting for the tide to rise, calling another vessel for a tow,
or other action
Assesment may dictate closing off watertight bulkhead
doors, activating bilge pumps, taking maneuvering action
to stabilize vessel, or abandon ship
Captain informs owners, insurance company, and com-

pletes Incident Report and other relevant paperworks
Notify coast guard and request help from nearby stations to
pick up passengers or lend assistance
Make assesment as to whether a repair or patch can be

made
Efforts to remove the vessel from the situation may include

waiting for the tide to rise, calling another vessel for a tow,
or other action
Notify coast guard and request help from nearby stations to

pick up passengers or lend assistance
ABANDON SHIP
Sound the general alarm and assist guests to muster stations
Guest should be assisted in to life jackets
The Captain should decide on how to evacuate the boat
The boat manager should conduct a role call and establish that everyone is present
If anyone is missing coduct a boat search
For a boat search assign specific crew members to search dedicted areas as indicated on the plan
found in the Azores Overview section of this manual.
Crew members should not put themselves at risk
Crew members should carry a radio
Boat manager should coordinate the search from the muster station
Assist guests to skiffs or life rafts
Prepare adequet food, water, towels, flashlights

Prepare communication equipment - radios, EPIRBS
EVACUATION TO HOSPITAL OR CHAMBER
Provide adequate first aid as necessary.
If first aid is given or the guest is self medicating make a note of what was administered and when;
also document any changes in condition.
If DCI is suspected the

patient should be kept in
Call transportation. the supine position and on
Call doctor/hospital to make advance arrangements. oxygen. Ensure that you
have adequate oxygen for
the journey
In general at least one staff member will be assigned to assist the guest to the hospital/chamber before leaving for the hospital.
GUEST PREPARATION STAFF PREPARATION

Change of clothing Cash Advance
Warm Clothing Towel
Credit Card and/or Cash First Aid/O2 as required
Personal items such as book Cell Phone and Load
Wash Bag Open Bill at front desk
Your phone/personal items
At the Hospital
Ensure the patient has a private, comfortable room
Buy mineral water and fruit and/or other snacks/food
Check if the patient or friends/relations need anything sending from the resort
Leave the cell phone with the patient or those accompanying them - show them how to use it and Resort Manager number
Explain how/where to buy load for the phone if necessary
Explain that any charges in the hospital and for further transportation will be to the guest account
Arrange your transport back to the resort/home and advise the patient on how to make transport arrangements
Update the Resort Manager routinely
Atlantis will provide (FOC): Initial transport to the doctor or hospital (first visit) where we are using our
own vehicles. Where service providers are used the guest should be charges. Services and transfers of staff
members to assist with evacuation (where our own vehicles or transport is used. Where costs are incurred
the guests should be charged).
First aid and O2 supplies from the resort
Initial transport to the doctor or hospital (first visit)
Initial purchase of water/fruit etc
Provision of cell phone and initial load (P200)
Services and transfers of staff members to assist with evacuation
AZORES FLOODING
Floods can occur through:
• a collision
• structural failure
• a broken service (cooling) pipe
• a damaged hull fitting or gland
Flooding can affect the stability of your vessel. You need to watch out for accumulation of water and understand the free
surface effect of loose water.
Free surface effect:

When a compartment has water in it, that water is free to “slop around”. The surface of the water is called a “free surface”.
When this water moves to one side, the weight of it moving will cause the vessel to heel over. The same effect occurs when
cargo or passengers are allowed to move from one side ofthe vessel to the other.
Raise Alarm!
Assess speed of water entering the ship.
Determine if you can reduce or prevent water entering the ship, Easily.
By
shutting a through valve (not being used by equipment all valves should be closed when not in use!)
Turning off equipment and shutting through valve (when open and in use)
Start pumps. Refer to Bildge pump starting in EAP
If you are the wheelhouse watchkeeper, send a radio message to nearby vessels or ashore.
Only after you have done this, go to assist. Things may deteriorate quickly once you are assisting and you may not get
another chance to get a message off.
Turn vessel towards shallower water or port. Consider beaching the vessel.
Attempt to stem the flow of water by shutting valves, or blocking the hole.
If pumps are out of action, get out and close compartment.
Reduce the free surface effect by making sure all water or fuel tanks not in use are pressed up full
or completely empty whenever possible.
Make sure all freeing ports are clear of obstruction to allow any collected water on deck to be drained quickly.
Look for holes that allow water or fuel to leak into adjoining compartments.
Consider the stability affects of a flooded compartment. The vessel may heel over to one side because of this. You may
need to transfer fuel or counter flood another compartment to get the damaged part of the hull out of water.
Prepare to abandon ship. Remain on the vessel for as long as it is safe to do so.
LOCATION SPECIFIC INFORMATION
- MAP, EVACUATION & CONTACTS
28
Batangas City
N
PUERTO GALERA
Atlantis Puerto Galera Mooring

N13.31.444 E120.58.408
Sabang Pier
ATLANTIS
DayTec Clinic
Puerto Galera Map (This is not a search map)
N13.30.971 E120.58.096
Dalaruan Mooring (Typhoon Shelter)
Balatero Pier
Muelle Pier
White Beach Puerto Galera

Puerto Galera Police Station
Fire Station
LEGEND:
Pier/Mooring
Helipad
Calapan City Hospital/Clinic
PUERTO GALERA, VERDE ISLAND, HOT SPRINGS & APO REEF
STORM MOORINGS:
Name Phone # Name Phone #
Storm Mooring Contacts
POLICE, COASTGUARD, FIRE & AMBULANCE:

Location Phone # Rank/Name Phone # Rank/Name Phone #
Police Station Puerto Galera 043 287-3043
Fire Department Puerto Galera
Ambulance Puerto Galera 0915 709-5957 PG Urgent Care 0927 453-5073
Ambulance Sabang 0917 525-0648
Coastguard Puerto Galera 0919 464-4389 CPO Arnel Gana 0919 464-4389
Coastguard Batangas City 043 300-2949
Coastguard Calapan City 043 883-3498 Lt. Algier Ricafrente 0920 901-8570
Coastguard Sablayan (Apo Reef ) 0929 674-2375
Yacht Club Puerto Galera 043 287–3401 Peter Stevens 0921 341-5954
Auxillary Coastguard Puerto Galera CDR Rick Kirkham 0917 540-8410 LDCR Dave Ross 0915 379-1530
MUNICIPAL & LOCAL GOVERNMENT:
Name Phone # Asst Position/Name Phone # Asst Position/Name Phone #
Mayor Hon. Hubbert Dolor 0917 893-6567 0919 911-0888
Vice Mayor Hon. Robinhood Ylagan 0917 630-3709
Barangay Captain Hon. Rockey Ilagan 0917 525-0648
Mun. Disaster Mgt.
SERVICE PROVIDERS - TRANSPORT & EVACUATION:

Type of Service Company / Contact Notes Company / Contact
Contact # Contact #
(i.e. Van/Boat/Helicopter etc.) Name (e.g. services available) Name
Boat Provider (Puerto Galera) Timmy Mercado 0917 835-9721 Boats to/from Batangas 0908 866-2844
Van Provider (Puerto Galera) Jaime 0906 769-2249 Vans to/from Calapan
Van Provider (Batangas) Shayne Estabillo 0917 850-1080 Vans to/from Batangas Mark Estabillo 0905 899-0577
Van Diver (Batangas) Marco Plata 0927 876-2723 Norbing Odeste 0920-236-6536
Van Provider (Batangas) Efren Balita 0918 929-8572 Vans to/from Batangas
LOCAL MEDICAL FACILITIES:

Notes
Name Location Contact # Person Contact #
(e.g. # of beds/facilities)
St. Patricks General Hospital Batangas 043 723-8388 043 723-7089 to 92 100 Beds
MMG Hospital Calapan 035 225-0510 043 286-7024 30 Beds
Oriental Mindoro Provincial Hospital Calapan 043 288-5152 100 Beds
Hospital Of The Holy Cross Calapan 043 288-5152 30 Beds
Mary Mediatrix Medical Center (Mediatrix) Batangas 043 784-9999 150 Beds
Luna Goco Medical Center Calapan 043 288-2473 30 Beds
Maria Estrella General Hospital Calapan 043 286-7386 50 beds
LOCAL DOCTORS:
Name Contact # Location Assistant Name Contact # Speacialty/Notes
Dra. Atienza 043 287-3350 / 0921 344-1281 Sabang Sabang Clinic
Dra. Arroyo 043 287-3063 / 0927 957-3369 / 0918 520-2259 Sabang Or. Doctors & Pharmacy
Dr. Francis B. Daytec 043 287-3156 / 0917 562-0011 Sabang Daytec Medical Clinic
Dra. Jonna Lopez 043 287-3032 / 0917 630-6746 Sabang DeChavez Dental Clinic
LOCAL FERRY OPERATORS (Missing Diver/Boat):

Operator Name Route/Vessels Trunk Line Contact Person Contact # Contact Person Contact #
FSL Sabang - Batangas 043 287-3394
Rhealine Sabang - Batangas 0917 834-9554 0928 728-4468
Montenegro Shipping Calapan - Batangas Guy Montenegro 0917 504-2271
Minolo Shipping Lines Muelle - Batanagas 043 287-3614
PUERTO GALERA, VERDE ISLAND, HOT SPRINGS & APO REEF
LOCAL DIVESHOPS & INSTRUCTORS:
Diveshop Name Location Main Contact # Instructor/DM Name Contact # Instructor/DM Name Contact #
AB Wonderdive Small La Laguna 043 287-3232 0919 458-8755
Action Diver Small La Laguna 043 287-3140 Roscoe Thompson 0920 963-3140
Air2Go Sabang 043 287-3137 Jack Paguio 0917 856-4323
Angelyn Dive Resort Sabang 043 287-3306 043 287-3047
Asia Divers Small La Laguna 043 287-3206 Alison Mannis 0917 398-5592 Allan Nash 0917 529-6539
Aura Sabang 043 287-3098 043 287-3455
Beach Life Dive Shop Sabang 0915 227-1758
Beer Shark Dive Shop Sabang 043 287-3666
Big Apple Sabang 043 287-3134 Peter Wilson 0919 449-8298 Jason Swing
Blue Ribbon Small La Laguna 043 287-3561 Ariel Marquez 0917 893-2719 Jonard Populi 0917 893-2719
Blue Water Sabang 043 287-3089 0928 505-7793
Captain Greggs Sabang 043 287-3070 Madz Jacobs 0917 540-4570 Bon Lester Bacod 0918 901-4571
Club Paradise Dive
Sabang 043 287-3533 0905 246-7853 0921 643-9497
Resort
Cocktail Divers Sabang 043 287-3096 Eric Argonza 0917 538-7922 Emelito Viena
Dawei Dive Shop Sabang 043 287-3715
Dive Dojo Sabang 0935 361-9681
Dive Matic ScubaPro Sabang 0977 127-8784
Divematic ScubaPro Sabang 0977 127-8784
Divers Dream Sabang 043 287-3198 0917 572-6123
Frontier Divers Sabang 043 287-3077 Rick Kirkham 0917 540-8410
La Laguna Dive Resort Big La Laguna 043 287-3179 Donno Donaldson 0917 555-5673 Cecilio Castillo 0917 850-0201
Marine Scuba Sabang 043 287-3636
Medusa Diving Sabang 043 287-3717
Mermaid Dive Shop Sabang 043 287-3304 0917 553-8320
Natural Born Diver Sabang 0930 201-7797
Red Sun Small La Laguna 043 287-3241 0915 561-3392
Sabang Beach Club Sabang 043 287-3155 0906 153-7607
Sabang Fun Divers Sabang 0933 920-0475
0917 565-8991
Sea Queen Sabang 043 287-3048
to 92
Song of Joy Sabang 043 287-3136 Adrian C. Seager 0921 515-4636
South Sea Divers Sabang 043 287-3052 Sky 0920 284-8982 Paul Arpin 0926 641-9985
Tech Asia Small La Laguna 043 287-3226 Dave Ross 0917 793-4227 Sam Colette 0917 749-0743
Tinas Reef Divers Sabang 0917 532-4555 0917 634-7397
Tropicana Dive Shop Sabang 043 287-3199 Hone Ramirez 0927 562-0352
RECOMPRESSION FACILITY: (See Tab on Recompression Facilities for closest available facility)
FUNERAL HOME & FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS:

Company Location Trunk Line Contact Person Contact # Contact Person Contact #
Last Trip Funeral Home Puerto Galera 043 287-3441 Richard Galario 0916 121-7053
St. Peter Funeral Home Calapan/Muelle 043 287-3613 Melai Ceniza 0949 935-2887
PUERTO GALERA LOCAL EVACUATION PLANS
What is How Do you How Long

Possible Who Do You
Available at the Get There Does it take?
Destinations Contact?
Destination? (Type of Transport) (Minutes)
What is How Long Does It

Possible How Do you Get There? Who Do you
Available at the Facility Name take?
Destinations (Type of Transport) Contact
Destination (Minutes)
Van/Jeepney or Ambulance 30 Use local contacts sheet for options

Puerto Galera Clinic
Speed Boat 20 Atlantis
Van/Jeepney or Ambulance 120 Use local contacts sheet for options

Boat Use local contacts sheet for options
Speedboat Atlantis
Calapan Hospital MMG

Or. Min. Provincial
Hospital
Hospital
Hospital Of The
Hospital
Holy Cross
Hospital/
St Patricks Medical Boat to Berberabe and Van /
Batangas Recompression 90 Use local contacts sheet for options
Center Ambulance to Hospital
Facility
Mary Mediatrix
Boat to Berberabe and Van /
Lipa Hospital Medical Center 120 Use local contacts sheet for options
Ambulance to Hospital
(Mediatrix)
Boat to Berberabe and Van /

180 Use local contacts sheet for options
Ambulance to Hospital
45 (allow 45 min.
Helicopter for helicopter to
reach PG)
Hospital Asian Hospital
Manila
St Lukes Global
Hospital
City
Makati Medical
Hospital
Center
Recompression
V. Luna Chamber
Facility
Quick Reminder:
• Inform the hospital or chamber of the patients condition, expected arrival time and other relevant details
• Send notes on ‘what was done when’ with the patient, include dive profiles if the accident is (or may be) dive related
• Have a friend or relative prepare to go with the patient and be ready for overnight if necessary
• Send a staff member with phone (and phone to leave for patient if applicable)
• Send money and inform patient/relative of likely costs / Open bill for additional incurred costs as necessary
• Send water, towels, blankets, O2, first aid etc as required
DUMAGUETE
Puerto Galera Map (This is not a search map)
ATLANTIS to DUMAGUETE CITY MAP
ATLANTIS
N09.04.361 E123.09.108
Siit Mooring (Typhoon Shelter)
DUMAGUETE CITY
Bacong
DUMAGUETE CITY MAP
LEGEND:
Pier/Mooring
Airport
Hospital/Clinic
Bus/Jeepney terminal
Sibulan Police Station
Atlantis
Dumaguete Chinese
Fire Volunteer
ONE Rescue
Base Station
Negros Oriental
Provincial Hospital
Siliman University
Medical Center
Negros Oriental
Police Headquarters
N0911.761 E123.16.540
Atlantis Dumaguete Mooring
N
DUMAGUETE, APO ISLAND, SIQUIJOR ISLAND, SUMILON ISLAND & OSLOB
STORM MOORINGS:

Police Station Dauin 035 425-2155 PInsp. Enrique Kilnet Asonio 0917 703-6258 Dauin Police Station 0917 634-9169
Fire Department Dumaguete 035 225-3445
Ambulance Rural Health Unit 0917 314-1508 Holy Child Hospital 035 225-0510 Siliman Medical Center 035 225-7031
Ambulance Dauin 035 400-3577 Dauin Health Center 0936 144-9360
Coastguard Dauin 035 424-0578 Lt. Comm. Vellacorte
Coastguard Malatapay (Apo Is.) Officer Abass 0928 939-7333
Coastguard Cebu 0929 686-4123 0929 686-4124 032 416-6208
Auxillary Coastguard Negros Oriental Jonathan Alerre 0916 844-1971

Mayor Hon. Neil B. Credo 0917 700-2983 035 400-5272 0917 300-5887
Vice Mayor Hon. Rosa Tubio 035 400-5272
Barangay Captain Hon. Virgilio Alama 0905 881-6776 Brgy Secretary/Sheila Aldeon 0905 744-0828
Mun. Disaster Mgt. See Mun. Mayor Details
Bantay Dagat Vito “Alon” Banlaygas 0915 825-6841
Apo Island (PAMBI) Vima 0926 885-1615

Type of Service Notes
Company Contact Name Contact #
(i.e. Van/Boat/Helicopter etc.) (e.g. services available)
Van Provider Private van Barry 0909 102-1893
Boat Provider Lifa Alon 0915 825-6841
Boat Provider (Taka & Sakura) Deep Sea Divers Criss Ann 0917 618-5919
Boat Provider (Sofia & Savannah) Diveworx Glenn Carballo 0917 705-3483
Notes
Holy Child Hospital Dumaguete City 035 225-0510
Siliman Medical Centre Dumaguete City 035 225-7031
Cebu Doctors Hospital Cebu City 032 253-7511
LOCAL DOCTORS:
Dra. Melpha Yee 0917 314-1508 Dauin Health Center
Dr. Joy Roxanne Tubog 035 400-3181 Dauin Marlyn 0906 876-9301

Ocean Jet Ferry DGT-BOHOL-CEB 032 255-7560 0922 867-7974
Montenegro Shipping DGT - Siquijor 035 422-3632
Sibulan Barge Sibulan - Liloan 035 419-7371 035 400-3059 0917 710-7080

DUMAGUETE, APO ISLAND, SIQUIJOR ISLAND, SUMILON ISLAND & OSLOB
Atmosphere Dive Resort Dauin 035 400-6940 Adam 0917 314-3377 Matt Holder 0918 368-1625
Dive Society / El Dorado Dauin 035 400-5253 Patrick 0947 963-7980
Dive Worx Dauin 035 422-6715 Glenn 0917 705-3483
Adventure Dive Dauin 035 422-1781 Mike 0916 754-8823
Liquid Dive Resort Dauin 0927 614-8521 Tim Latimer 0917 314-1790
Sea Explorers Dauin 035 425-2284 Cris Hiem 0920 947-6366
Amontillado Dauin 0917 314-2414 Peter Devos 0915 382-5398
Deep Sea Divers Dumaguete 0917 618-5919 Criss Ann 0917 618-5919
Thalatta Resort Zambuanguita 0917 314-1748 Patrick Hoscoet 0917 314-1748
DUMAGUETE LOCAL EVACUATION PLANS

Possible Who Do You

Silliman University Van/Jeepney or Ambulance or

Hospital 20 to 30 Atlantis / Use local Contacts Sheet
Medical Center Resort Car
Dumaguete
Holy Child Hos- Van/Jeepney or Ambulance or
Hospital 20 to 30 Atlantis / Use local Contacts Sheet
pital Resort Car
Bacolod Adventist Accident & Emergency - (6334) 433

Hospital Car 240
Bacolod Medical Centre 4831 local 339/370
Bus 300
Hospital/Rem-
Camp Lapu Lapu, Helicopter 60 / 505SRG or Lifeline Arrows / Use
Cebu compression Helicopter/Van
Lahug, Cebu City Van 300 local Contacts
Facility
Car to City then Ocean Jet Ferry 240 (stopping at Atlantis Transfer to City then Ocean
Hospital
(Boat) Tagbilaran Bohol) Jet Ferries
Hospital Asian Hospital Flight from Dumaguete Airport 60 Atlantis Front Desk
St Lukes Global
Hospital
City
Manila Makati Medical
Hospital
Center
Recompression
V. Luna Chamber
Facility
Quick Reminder:
ANILAO BATANGAS
Anilao Batanagas Map (This is not a search map)
LEGEND:
Pier/Mooring
Hospital/Clinic
Bus/Jeepney terminal
Anilao
BATANGAS CITY
Atlantis
N13.40.229 E120.51.096
Olympic Mooring (infront of Olympic Point Island Resort in Anilao)
ANILAO BATANGAS
STORM MOORINGS:

Police Station
Fire Department
Ambulance
Coastguard Anilao 0929 674-2350
Coastguard Batangas 043 300-2949 0929 674-2347
Auxillary Coastguard

Mayor
Vice Mayor
Barangay Captain
Mun. Disaster Mgt.

Van Provider
Boat Provider

Notes
St. Patricks General Hospital Batangas 043 723-8388 043 723-7089 to 92 100 Beds
Mary Mediatrix Medical Center (Mediatrix) Batangas 043 784-9999 150 Beds
LOCAL DOCTORS:

FSL Sabang - Batangas 043 287-3394
Rhealine Sabang - Batangas 0918 636-2108
Montenegro Shipping Calapan - Batangas
Minolo Shipping Lines Muelle - Batanagas 043 287-3614


ANILAO BATANGAS LOCAL EVACUATION PLANS

Possible Who Do You

Van/Ambulance 90 Use local contacts

Batangas
Van/Ambulance 120 Use local contacts

Lipa
Van/Ambulance from Batangas/Lipa 180 Shore Manager
Manila
Quick Reminder:
CORON
STORM MOORINGS:

Location Phone # Rank/Name Email Rank/Name Phone #
Police Station
Fire Department
Ambulance
Coastguard 0906-3772898 0939-8827670
Coron 0918-9643314 Terminal Operations Mgr / ramsys21@ 048-7232280
Port Authority Erwin Gatpandan yahoo.com

Mayor
Vice Mayor
Municipal Treasury Bong 0917-5047473 Vilma Sanchez 0999-4760899
Municipal Tourism Abigail Elbat 0915-7259164 0917-5085508

Van Provider
Boat Provider

Notes
Coron District Hospital 0919-6823165 0916-5058512
LOCAL DOCTORS:


Seadive resort Coron 0917-8086697 0920-9458714
Ramil de Jesus Coron 0939-2068137
PETROL/FOOD SUPPLIES:
Company Location Contact # Contact Person Email Contact Person Contact #
CIMA (imported Foods 0939-9243590 Sales Coordinator cima.coron@
and cold storage) yahoo.com
Petron 0917-5483701 Emily Dimalaluan
Caltex
TUBBATAHA REEF (PUERTO PRINCESSA)
Puerto Princessa Map (This is not a search map)
N13.40.229 E120.51.096
PPC Mooring
STORM MOORINGS:

Location Phone # Name Phone # Rank Phone #
Police Station Puerto Princesa 048 434-9889 Duty Officer 048 434-9890 Duty Officer 166 Hotline
Fire Department Puerto Princesa 048 434-2076 Duty Officer
Ambulance Adventist Hospital 048 443-2244 Emergency
Philippine Navy WESCOM 0916 293-0915 LtCol. Ismael Villadolid 048 433-6999 Assistant Chief 0917 885-9610
570th Tactical Wing 0919 838-0535 Cpt. Ferdinand Delo Santos Chief of Operations
Naval Forces West 0936 510-4432 Lt. Russel David Operation Officer
Coastguard Puerto Princesa 043 433-2974 Lt. Comm. Vellacorte 0929 686-4292 VHF Ch 16
Coastguard 0929 686-4291 Cdr Joseph M Coyme 0917 721-1205
Coastguard 0927 948-5485 ENS Greanata Jude PCG 0939 914-2595

Mayor Edward Hagedorn Secretariat 048 433-2211 048 433-4297
Vice Mayor Lucilo Byron Secretariat 048 433-2634
Barangay Captain
Angelique Songco/Mgr. 048 434-5759 Emma 48 434-5759 0905 414-1399 0905 414-1399
0905 414-1399 048 434-5759 048 434-5759
Tubbataha Mgt. Office 0917 553-0909
Mun. Disaster Mgt.

Van Provider TopStar Vans Mik Mik 048 433-8247 / 0928 503 4425
Trip Palawan Dodoy Gevela 048 434-2632 / 434-1625 / 723-1877

Notes
Adventist Hostipal Puerto Princesa 048 433-2244
Ospital ng Palawan Puerto Princesa 048 433-2621/155
Puerto Princesa Health Office Puerto Princesa 048 433-2518
MMG Cooperative Hospital Puerto Princesa 048 433-6137 048 434-1760
Palawan Medical City Puerto Princesa 048 434 1617 048 434 -7050
LOCAL DOCTORS:
Dr. Glorifino Juan 048 434-6864 048 434-8339 drgmjuanjr@yahoo.com

Milagrosa III PPS - IloIlo via Coyo
Milagrosa V PPS- Ilo Ilo via Coyo
Montenegro PPS- Ilo Ilo

Operator/Diveshop Name Main Contact # Contact Person/Position Email
Discovery Fleet 0936 963-7111 Yvette C. Lee yvetteclee@gmail.com
M/B Dschubba 0919 444-7740 Mark Bratschi dschubba@moonshadow.ch

M/Y Narayana 0995-231-0937 Abegail H. Zabala / Owner info@narayana-liveaboard-phils.com
M/Y Palau Sport 0917 532-2910 David Choy davidwchoy@hotmail.com
M/Y Sakura 0917 830-2718 Angelita Angeles info@sakuracharter.com
Oceania Maria 0917 890-3777 Geggy Choy
P/Y Atlantis Azores 0917 562-0245 Andy Pope / COO pope@atlantishotel.com
Philippine Siren 0906 448-2306 Jan Van Beelen / OPS Manager philippines.opsmanager@sirenfleet.com
Scuba World 0920 276-2452 Dominic Manuel
Seadoors 0927 853-2425 Pierlo Pablo / Chiefmate
Stella Maris 0939 284-8164 Colin Swerdfeger / Manager swerc65@hotmail.com
Zamerdius 0908-863-9501 Nazario Gabinete/Owner nazar@zamerdius.com
M/V Solitude One 0920-601-8124 Jayson Boongaling andrew@solitudeliveaboards.com
AGENCY & ORGANIZATIONS:

Agency/Organization Main Contact # Contact Person/Position Email
District Commander - CGDPAL 0917 838-8528 Cdr. George Ursabia Jr. gvujr87@yahoo.com
Operations Officer - CGDPAL 0917 514-7481 Lt. Jay Tarriela tarye81@gmail.com

DU2, WESCOM 0917 347-4494 Maj. Glenn B. Destriza mantis.fsp@gmail.com
EXECOM - TPAMB 0920 928-0436 Romel Carbonell saversea@gmail.com
LAMAVE 0927 770-1420 Alessandro Ponzo A.Ponzo@gmail.com
DIVE OPERATORS SATELLITE PHONE DIRECTORY:

Agency/Operator Main Contact # Remarks / Radio Frequency
+881 677 723 091 HOW TO CALL ATLANTIS AZORES SATELLITE PHONE:
Atlantis Azores +881 677 723 092 Dial 001-480-768-2500 and then enter one of the 12 digit satellite phone
+881 677 723 093 numbers when prompted.
Discovery Palawan +870 776 384 137
Dschubba +870 776 439 981
Philippine Siren 2 +881 623 450 692
+8821 676 004 164 (Thuraya)
Sakura
+870 776 312 153 (Inmarsat)
+ 63 985 683 497 (Boat sat phone)
Stella Maris +8821 664 500 847 (Thuraya)
011881 622 462 691 (Iridium)
Oceana Maria +870 773 234 807
No incoming call, only
Palau Sport 0985 535 862
outgoing Call. Call sign is DYHA.
Vasco +870 763 439 237
Narayana +870 776 390 296
+870776380623
Seadoors
+870776733585
Solitude +870776733585
TRNP (Ranger Station) +8821 664 501 826 6.775.0
TUBBATAHA REEF LOCAL EVACUATION PLANS

Possible Who Do You
What is How Long

Available at the Facility Name Does It take?
Hospital Adventist Hospital Van/Ambulance 10 - 15 Doctor on Duty or use local contacts
Puerto Hospital Ospital ng Palawan
Princesa
Puerto Princesa Health
Health Office
Office
Coron Hospital Van/Ambulance 10 Doctor on Duty or use local contacts

Hospital St Lukes Global City Flight from Puerto
Manila 50 Shore Manager
Hospital Makati Medical Center Princesa
Recompression Facility V. Luna Chamber
Quick Reminder:
TUBBATAHA REEF MEDICAL EVACUATION ASSESSMENT

if Yes What is their assessment?
Is there a doctor (or paramedic)
on board?
if NO Would it help if the Manager notified a doctor and the Captain consult over the phone?
Has the Ranger Station been notified? if NO This should be done immediately
Check for their schedules (when the depart back to Puerto Princesa) and if they have
What are other dive boats are in the area?
doctor(s) on board
Does the Coastguard (or Navy) have assets if Yes Can we contact and what assistance can they lend
in the area?
Has the Captain emailed the complete guest name, age, gender and insurance details
if NOT These needs to be put in place
along with quick bullet point assessment to the Resort Manager and Partner?
Have you set a time for the next call? It is easier for Azores to make calls out on the sat phone than to make calls in.
Evacuation Options: Manager Checklist:

• Azores returns to Puerto Princesa. If the condition is not life • Andy/Gordon contacted
threatening consider time involved and impact on the charter • Tubbataha Park Manager contacted
• Evacuation on another vessel. Consider care during transportation / • Coastguard and/or other authorities contacted
companion (only if guest has minor injury in stable condition) • Insurance Agency contacted
• Coastguard vessel arranges pick up, consider time involved • Shore Manager and/or other staff in the loop
• 505SRG Helicopter pick up. Only available in day light hours. • Medical facilities notified – e.g. hospital in Puerto Princesa, Chamber,
• Air or other pick up as arranged by insurance company Diving Doctor etc.
BOHOL (BALICASAG, CABILAO, PANGLAO & PAMILICAN)
Bohol Map (This is not a search map)
N09.53.434 E123.45.500
Cabilao Mooring
N09.32.921 E123.47.071
Rock View mooring (Panglao)
STORM MOORINGS:
Roy Autintico (Local Guide) O910 303-6844 Jun Jun O929 244-5730
Storm Mooring Contacts Julie Baculba O939 149-6261

Police Station Tagbilaran
Police Station Alona Beach
Fire Department Tagbilaran
Ambulance Panglao Ramiro Hospital 038 411-3515
Coastguard Panglao Anilao 0929 674-2350

Mayor
Vice Mayor
Brgy. Captain (Alona)
Brgy. Captain (Balicasag)
Brgy. Captain (Cabilao)
Brgy. Captain (Pamilican)
Mun. Disaster Mgt.

Van Provider Private Dodong O920 501-8318 or 0927 512-6898
Boat Provider

Notes
Ramiro Hospital Tagbilaran 038 411-3515
Tagbilaran
Cebu Doctors Hospital Cebu 032 253 7511
Chong Hua Hospital Cebu 032 254 1461
LOCAL DOCTORS:

2GO Supercat Tagbiaran-Cebu O38 501-8380 Clerk on Duty
Ocean jet Tagbilaran-Cebu O32 255-7560 Clerk on Duty 032 255-0115
Weesam Express Tagbilaran-Cebu O32 412-9562 Clerk on Duty 032 231-7737
Lite Shipping Tagbilaran-Cebu O38 411-4724 Clerk on Duty 032 411 3074
Alona Divers Alona Beach
Tropical Divers Alona Beach
Genesis Alona Beach
Seaquest Alona Beach
Cabilao Aking O947 402-0576
Cabilao Roy O910 303-6844
Panglao Gerwin O907 318-9955
Panglao Bilyong O905 950-3537
BOHOL LOCAL EVACUATION PLANS

Possible Who Do You

Hospital
Alona Beach
Hospital
Tagbilaran
Hospital Cebu Doctors
Cebu Hospital /
Camp Lapu Lapu,
Remcompression
Lahug, Cebu City
Facility

Hospital St Lukes Global City
55 minutes from
Manila Hospital Makati Medical Center Flight from Tagbilaran/ Van Shore Manager
Tacloban
Recompression
V Luna Chamber
Facility
Quick Reminder:
MOALBOAL
Moalboal Map (This is not a search map)
MOALBOAL
STORM MOORINGS:
Storm Mooring Contacts Joel Cabanera 032 474-8274 Ricky (maritime) O906 603-4067

Police Station Moalboal 032 474-8205
Fire Department
Ambulance Badian 032 475-5592 Emergency
Coastguard
Coastguard

Mayor Joel Cabanera 032 474-8205
Vice Mayor
Barangay Captain
Mun. Disaster Mgt.

Van Provider Private Edna 0916 393-0758
Boat Provider

Notes
Dadian Community Badian Cebu 032 354-9214 Emergency
Cebu Doctors Cebu City 032 253-7511 Emergency
Chong Hua Cebu City 032 254-1461 Mergency
Maj. Ronaldo Cruz Cebu City 032 233-9942 Ms. Enriquez 032 233-9942
LOCAL DOCTORS:


Turtle Bay Resort Moalboal 0917 323-2638 Chris White
Sevedra
Neptune
The Blue Abyss
Seaquest
Pacitas Dive resort Panagsama 032 474-3017 Benjim Abenido O932 355-9773 Annabel (manager) O910 858-7222
Cabana Beach Club Panagsama 032 516-6840 Cris Ampo O915 194-7215 Ms. Fatima O917 621-4425
MOALBOAL LOCAL EVACUATION PLANS

Possible Who Do You

Hospital
Moalboal
Hospital
Cebu

55 minutes from
Manila Hospital Makati Medical Center Flight from Cebu & Van Shore Manager
Tacloban
Recompression
V Luna Chamber
Facility
Quick Reminder:
MALAPASCUA
Malapascua Map (This is not a search map)
N11.20.951 E124.06.852
Malapascua Mooring
MALAPASCUA
STORM MOORINGS:
Storm Mooring Contacts Capt. Rex O916 548-4997

Police Station Calanggaman O948 314-1065 Rannie O910 270-2242
Fire Department
Ambulance BOGO O32 437-8047
Coastguard
Coastguard

Mayor Sammy Lepeten O908 172-4908
Vice Mayor
Barangay Captain Rabot Dayday O926 173-9180
Mun. Disaster Mgt.

Van Provider Private King Dacillo O917 795-8798
Boat Provider

Notes
Cebu Doctors Cebu City 032 253-7511 Emergency
Chong Hua Cebu City 032 254-1461 Mergency
Maj. Ronaldo Cruz Cebu City 032 233-9942 Ms. Enriquez 032 233-9942
Dublin Bogo City
LOCAL DOCTORS:


Evolution Malapascua Matt Reed 0917 628-7333
Exotic
Thresher Shark Divers
MALAPASCUA LOCAL EVACUATION PLANS

Possible Who Do You

Daan Hospital/Clinic
Bantayan
Hospital
Bago City
Hospital Cebu Doctors
Cebu Hospital / Van/Ambulance

Camp Lapu Lapu,
Remcompression
Lahug, Cebu City
Facility

55 minutes from
Manila Hospital Makati Medical Center Flight from Cebu & Van Shore Manager
Tacloban
Recompression
V Luna Chamber
Facility
Quick Reminder:
SOUTHERN LEYTE (SOGOD BAY & DINAGAT)
Southern Leyte Map (This is not a search map)
N10.09.509 E125.07.230
Liloan (Storm Mooring)
N10.05.004 E125.29.036
Dinagat Mooring
STORM MOORINGS:
Storm Mooring Contacts Name Phone # Name Phone #
Limasawa Renato 0906 909-5519
Sonok Gerry Escabal 0915 256-3381 Ernesto Felicio 0926 447-7382
Dinagat William Clerigo 0907 850-6779 Rex Diaz (Dinagat Coastal Resource Mgmt Office) 0906 941-7519
Napantao Dodong of Bantay Dagat 0935 967-7233
Padre Burgos Arnel Bislig 0916 182-9082

Police Station Liloan 0917 305-5178
Fire Department Liloan 0908 211-9779/0935 380-1677 Deputy Dycausing 0908 211-9779 Deputy Mercado 0935 380-1677
Ambulance
Coastguard Cebu Mother Unit 032 345-0166 Duty Officer
Auxillary Coastguard Bantayan, Cebu 0929 678-7932 Duty Officer
Auxillary Coastguard Tagbilaran, Bohol 0929 674-2109 Duty Officer

Mayor (Liloan) Shirley Chong 0917 796-4258
Mayor (Padre Burgos) Ricardo E. Borces 0917 701-0998
Runiel Uy-oco 0917 306-1442
Ernesto Felicio (Sonok) 0926 447-7382
Barangay Captain / Conrado Paz (Guad-an,Liloan) 0910 580-7442
Contact Person Ivan (Malitbog, Lembeh) 0929 790-4895
Conrado Paz (Guad-an,Liloan) 0906 909-5519
Danilo Calaycay 0905 313-4377
Mun. Disaster Mgt. Rex Diaz 0906 941-7519

Van Provider (Liloan) Private Eddie Barba 0926 276-0545
Van Provider (Tacloban) Private Louie 0906 3780-788 / 0929 2469-601 Lives in Maasin
Van Provider (Maasin) Private Bong 0920 3505-758 Lives in Tacloban

Notes
Liloan Community Hospital Liloan 0917 633-4741 Dr. Araya 0917 633-4741
Pintoyan Hospital Pintoyan, Leyte
Salvacion Thomas Curpos Padre Burgos 053 570-5000 053 570-8602
Badian Distric Hospital Badian
LOCAL DOCTORS:
Dr. Araya 0917 633-4741 Liloan, Southern Leyte

Boat Limasawa - P. Burgos


Peter's Dive Resort Padre Burgos
Sogod Bay Resort Padre Burgos
Tangkaan Beach Padre Burgos
Michael's Resort & Dive Padre Burgos
Castle Resort Padre Burgos
SOUTHERN LEYTE LOCAL EVACUATION PLANS

Possible Who Do You

5 minutes from Dr. Mylene Dolpo or use local

Van/Ambulance
Padre Burgos the Pier contacts
10 minutes from Dr. Felicisima Aranya or use local

Van/Ambulance
Liloan the Pier contacts
30 minutes from
Van/Ambulance
Maasin Padre Burgos
1hour from Liloan
2-3 hours from

Van/Ambulance from Lilo-an
Liloan Pier
Tacloban Dr. Diaz or use local contacts
3 hours from
Van/Ambulance from Padre Burgos Dr. Diamante or use local contacts
Padre Burgos Pier
Dr. Pongos or use local contacts
3-4 hours from

Van/Ambulance from Lilo-an
Lilo-an Pier
Ormoc
3-4 hours from Dr. Udtohan or use local contacts
Van/Ambulance from Padre Burgos
Padre Burgos Pier Dr. Hermocilla or use local contacts
5 hours Ferry-
Ferry boat or Fastcraft boat/2hrs&20min
Cebu Fastcraft
Helicopter 40 505SRG or Lifeline Arrows / Use
Helicopter/Van
minutes local Contacts
3hours /2-3hours
Van/Ambulance from Padre Bur-
from Padre Burgos
gos/Lilo-an to Tacloban
Manila Pier/Lilo-an Shore Manager
55 minutes from
Flight from Tacloban
Tacloban
Quick Reminder:
GENERAL FIRST AID
CARDIO PULMONARY RESUSITATION (CPR)
MOUTH TO MOUTH
FOR PATIENTS WHO ARE UNCONCIOUS AND NOT BREATHING:
• CALL FOR HELP
• ASK FOR SOMEONE TO GET an AED (Automated external defibrillator)
• ASK FOR SOMEONE TO GET OXYGEN
CPR should be administered by a person who has some training, however if there is no experienced person available, the
following steps could be followed.

HOW TO GIVE CPR:
• Open Airway
• Tilt the head
• Look, Listen & Feel for Normal Breathing for up to 10 Seconds
• Give 2 Rescue Breaths
• Maintain head tilt
• Breathe in for 1 seconds
• Watch chest rise & fall
• Perform 30 Chest Compressions
• Use 2 hands in centre of chest
• 4 to 5 cms Deep
• 100 Per minute
• Continue until...
• Qualified help takes over
• The casualty starts
• Breathing normally
• You become exhausted
BLEEDING
SEVERE:
• Call for Medical assistance
• Apply direct pressure to the bleeding area, using sterile cloth or gauze.
• Elevate the injured area above the heart.
• Keep the pressure on for five minutes.
• Check to see if the bleeding has stopped. If it hasn’t, apply pressure for 15 minutes.
• Check again to see if bleeding has stopped or significantly slowed. If it still hasn’t, then locate the appropriate pressure
point to try and stop bleeding
• An arterial tourniquet can be used as a last resort when it is the only way to save the casualty’s life.
• If used, a tourniquet should be made from wide, flat material; a pad should first be applied over the artery.
• The tourniquet is tightened until the bleeding stops and no further.

MINOR:
• Clean the wound using water to remove dirt and debris. You do not need to use hydrogen peroxide, iodine, or rubbing
alcohol, on minor cuts and scrapes.
• To stop the bleeding, gently apply firm, direct pressure using a clean cloth or gauze.
• Elevate injured area above heart if bleeding continues
• Iodine Solution can be applied to sterilize the wound.
• If wound is deep, seek medical assistance for wound to be stitched.
• For minor wounds, dress with clean gauze or bandaid.
• Keep wound dry and out of water.
WHEN TRANSPORTING A BLEEDING PATIENT TO HOSPITAL ENSURE INJURED AREA IS ELEVATED ABOVE THE HEART.
BURNS
SEVERE:
• Check person is conscious & breathing – may need CPR
DO:
• Call for Medical assistance.
• Wash and cool the area under cold running water until the skin returns to normal temperature (up to 20 minutes
for a thermal burn, at least 20 minutes for a chemical burn or 30 minutes for a bitumen burn). If this is not possible
apply a cold-water compress
• Lie the person down, preferably on a rug or sheet to prevent the burned area from touching the ground.
• Remove rings, watch or constricting clothing before the area starts to swell. Remove clothing soaked in boiling
liquid or contaminated with chemicals, without contaminating yourself.
• Cover the burn with clean, non-stick material, such as a freshly washed pillowcase. Fix it in place with a scarf or a
piece of clean cloth
DO NOT:
• Immerse an extensive burn in cold water; this may cause the person to go into shock.
• Use iced water as this can worsen the injury.
• Over-cool the person, especially if they are young or if the burn covers a large area.
• Remove clothing or anything that is sticking to the burn. It helps to protect against infection and prevent fluid loss.
• Use adhesive dressings, apply fat, ointment or lotion, break a blister or touch a burn.

MINOR:
DO:
• Cool the area under cold running water until the skin returns to normal temperature (up to 20 minutes for a ther-
mal burn, at least 20 minutes for a chemical burn or 30 minutes for a bitumen burn). If this is not possible apply a
cold-water compress.
• Remove jewelry and clothing from around the injury.
• Cover the burn with clean, sterile (if possible), non-stick material.
• Take an over-the-counter pain reliever. These include aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, others), naproxen (Aleve) or
acetaminophen (Tylenol, others).
DO NOT:
• Use iced water as this can worsen the injury.
• Use adhesive dressings, apply fat, ointment or lotion or touch a burn.
• Break blisters. Broken blisters are more vulnerable to infection.
SUN BURN
Sign and Symptoms:
• Skin burning and blistering , dehydration and infection
• Swelling in the skin
First Aid:
1. Keep the burning areas cool. Take a bath in cool (not cold) water. Soak the burned areas with wet cloth and do not
scrub or use any kind of soap or bath oils. This will decrease the pain instantly.
2. After cooling down your skin, you can apply Aloe Vera to the burned areas but avoid applying heavy creams,
petroleum jelly, butter and other greasy products.
3. Stay out of the sun.
4. If the pain is severe, take OTC or anti inflammatory medications to ease pain.
5. If very severe seek medical advice.
HEAT EXHAUSTION & HEAT STROKE
HEAT EXHAUSTION:
• headaches, dizziness, nausea
• rapid, weak pulse
• excessive sweating
• muscle cramps
• headache
• pale skin
• weakness
• faintness
• body temperature is normal
First Aid (Heat Exhaustion):

1. Transfer patient to cool surroundings.
2. Remove excess clothing.
3. Lay the patient down and raise the legs slightly.
4. Sponge the patient with cool water.
5. Give the patient sips of water (unless very nauseated)
HEAT STROKE:
• sweating stops
• hot red, red, dry skin
• unconciousness
• pulse is rapid, full and strong
• body temp is high (rectal temperature 40°C or higher)
First Aid (Heat Stroke):

1. Check the consciousness, airway, breathing and circulation and resuscitate if necessary.
2. Arrange medical assistance immediately.
3. Transfer the patient to cool surroundings.
4. Remove the patients clothing.
5. Lay the patient down.
6. Cool the patient by sponging with cold water or wrapping in cool, wet sheets/towel.
IMPACT INJURY – (BRUISING)
Symptoms of a Bruise:
• Fresh bruise may be reddish in colour.
• It will then turn blue or dark purple within a few hours, then yellow or green after a few days as it heals.
• A bruise is commonly tender, and sometimes even painful for the first few days, but the pain usually goes away as the
color fades.
• Because the skin is not broken in a bruise, there is no risk of infection.
First Aid (Bruising):

The treatment for a bruise is most effective right after the injury while the bruise is still reddish.
DO:
• Apply a cold compress such as an ice pack to the affected area for 20-30 minutes in order to speed healing
and reduce swelling
• Wrap the ice pack in a towel.
• If the bruise takes up a large area of the leg or foot, the leg should be kept elevated as much as possible during
the first 24 hours after the injury.
• Take Acetaminophen (Tylenol or Paracetamol) may be taken for pain.
• After about 48 hours, heat in the form of a warm washcloth applied to the bruise for 10 minutes or so two to
three times a day may increase blood flow to the bruised area allowing the skin to reabsorb the blood more
quickly. Ultimately, the bruise will fade in color.
DO NOT:
• Do not apply ice directly to the skin.
• Avoid aspirin or ibuprofen because they slow the blood from clotting and may, in fact, prolong the bleeding.
ASTHMA ATTACK
An asthma attack is a sudden worsening of asthma symptoms caused by the tightening of muscles of your airways
(bronchospasm).
Signs and Symptoms:

• Difficulty breathing, shortness of breath, or very rapid breathing
• Severe wheezing when breathing both in and out
• Coughing that won’t stop
• Chest pain or pressure
• Tightened neck and chest muscles
• Feelings of anxiety or panic
• Pale, sweaty face
• Blue lips or fingernails
First Aid (Asthma Attack):
• Help the person sit down.

• Calm the patient and assist to relive stress.
• Talk to the person and try and establish if they have asthma condition.
• Ask the person if they have an Inhaler or medication?
• Assist the person to find the medication..
• Allow the person to administer their own medication.
IF THERE IS NO MEDICATION / INHALER

• Seek medical assitance
• Ensure the person is not breathing cold air.
• Find a drink with Caffeine such as coffee. This will assist to open the airway
YOU MAY PROVIDE 100% OXYGEN TO A PERSON SUFFERING AN ASTHMA ATTACK.

IT IS NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY, ESPECIALLY IF MEDICATION IS AVAILABLE.
HEART ATTACK
A person may be suffering a heart attack if they experience the following:
Signs and Symptoms:
• central chest pain which may radiate to the arms and up to the jaw
• indigestion, nausea
• pallor, sweating
• anxiety
• shortness of breath
• heart irregularities (e.g. palpitations)
• dizziness
• unconsciousness
• no breathing
• no pulse
• blueness (cyanosis)
• fied dilated pupils
First Aid (Heart Attack):

• Check the consciousness, airway, breathing and circulation if necessary. (CPR may be required)
• Immediate medical assistance (doctor & ambulance)
• Provide oxygen
• An unconscious, breathing casualty should be placed in a stable position on the side (recovery position)
• Monitor the casualty carefully.
• Transport patient to medical facility
ELECTROCUTION
SEVERE:
• Serious electrocution may cause unconsciousness
• Conduct your primary assessment and administer CPR if necessary.
• If victim is conscious do not put the victim in in the recovery position.

MINOR:
• Any electric shock received by a person is likely to make the person feel unwell
• They may complain of numbness or pins & needles in the area where through the electricity has passed.
• Monitor the victim and breathing and transport to medical facility.
GENERAL GUIDELINES:
Be Aware of Danger:
• The power source may still be live and touching the victim.
• Find a non-conductive object (wooden broom handles are commonly used) and break the contact between the victim
and the source
Call for Medical Assistance Immediately:

• After ensuring the area is safe, begin a primary assessment - check Airway, Breathing and Circulation & begin CPR if
required.
Look for Other Injuries:

• Burns – there maybe an entry and exit wound of the electric shock
• Treat as a regular ‘Burn’. Page ???
• Bleeding.
• If victim is conscious, ask if there is other pain or injuries
SHOCK
Signs and Symptoms:
• cold, clammy, pale skin
• rapid, weak pulse
• rapid, shallow breathing
• weakness, collapse
• thirst
• nausea, vomiting
• confusion, anxiety
• unconciousness, death
First Aid:
• Check the consciousness, airway, breathing and pulse and act accordingly
• Act to prevent further shock. Stop any severe bleeding
• Place the patient in a flat position or with head down and legs slightly elevated. Unconscious casualties must be
places in the recovery position - a stable position on the side to avoid choking on any vomit.
• Administer 100% oxygen
• Keep patient still, quiet and reassured
• Protect from the environment
• Seek medical advice
CHECKING BLOOD PRESSURE
A person with High or low blood pressure is a good indication if there is something wrong.
When a person is not feeling well you can check their blood pressure to get some idea what may be the problem.
This can be vital information for qualified emergency services when they arrive.
An Automatic Blood Pressure Tester is available from the Front Desk or the Boat Captain:
It looks like this:
Place the machine on the wrist like an upside down watch.
If possible place the patients arm onto their chest.
Press Start.
When Machine makes a ‘Bleep’ sound. Not the reading on the display.
Follow the guidelines in the following BLOOD PRESSURE CHART.
BLOOD PRESSURE CHART
DIVING INJURIES
DCI (DECOMPRESSION ILLNESS)
Signs and Symptoms:
• chest, torso or back pain
• dizziness
• extreme fatigue
• headaches
• malaise
• nausea
• numbness/tingling sensations
• pain/discomfort at or near a joint
• weakness
First Aid:
• Monitor consciousness, airway, breathing and pulse and resuscitate if necessary.
• Lay the diver down horizontally and maintain the airway. A diver who is nauseated, vomiting or not fully conscious
should be placed in a stable position on the side.
• Administer 100% oxygen as soon as possible
• Seek medical aid immediately. Arrange for consultation between the attending medical personnel and diving med-
ical specialist
• Assist with any transfer to a recompression chamber
• A concious stable and stable diver may drink non-alcoholic fluids (eg. Water, isotonic/electrolytes)
• Record details of dive profiles, first aid given and diver ’s response to first aid
MINOR:
• If there is any suspicion that a person may be suffering from DCI administer 100% Oxygen.
• If the person begins to feel better, it is likely they have a DCI.
• Transport the person to hospital for examination

SEVERE:
• If the person is suffering from numbness, chest pains, extreme fatigue, cannot communicate or walk…
• Transport to hospital or Recompression Chamber Facility Immediately.
• Use the fastest transportation possible.
SUSPECTED DCI NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENT:
When a diver is suspected of Decompression Illness (DCS or over expansion injury) – see DCI page adjacent to this for a list of
common symptoms – you should conduct a five minute neurological assessment following the guidelines below. You should
note the time the exam was done and any abnormalities sited. This is not a “diagnosis” but if the diver is unable to perform
any of the tasks or indicates any issues then you should follow protocol for caring for and evacuating the patient to the closest
recompression facility.
Orientation Is the patient alert? Use questions such as – What is your name? What date is it? Where are you? to evaluate
Eyes Ask the patient to follow your finger, both eyes should track together. Look and see if the pupils are the same size. Ask if they
have any problem seeing clearly
Forehead Check sensation - do a touch test. Ask the patient to raise their eyebrows and see if both raise together
Face Ask the patient to whistle and/or smile and look for the same strength on both sides of the face. Note any drooping of lips
Ears Ask if they have any problems hearing. Check hearing by rubbing your thumb and forefinger together (while the diver’s eyes
are closed) and see how close the fingers have to be to be audible.
Swallow (Gag Reflex) Have the diver take a sip of water and watch their “Adam’s apple” as they swallow to be sure it moves up and down
Tongue Have the diver stick out their tongue. Note if it droops, moves to one side or other abnormal movements.
Shoulders Place your hands firmly on the diver’s shoulders, have them “shrug”. Note if there is any difference in strength
Arms and Hands Have the diver squeeze your fingers with both hands at the same time, notice any difference in strength. Have the diver hold
his hands together at chest level and elbows high. Gently push and pull the elbows while the diver resists the movement.
Note any difference in strength
Chest Touch test. Look at breathing. Ask if any problems or difficulties breathing
Legs Check leg strength by having the diver lie flat and raise and lower the legs while you resist the movement
Heel-to-Toe Walk Have the diver walk heel to toe and check balance and coordination. (Make sure the diver does not fall!)
MARINE STINGS FROM
JELLYFISH, CORALS, HYDROIDS & ANEMONIES
Signs and Symptoms:
• puncture wound/laceration
• immediate pain (acute if venimous)
• some bleeding
• numbness in affected area
• tingling in affected area
• shock
• death (rare)
First Aid: (must be rapid)

• Pour vinegar for all jellyfish stings over the wound.
• Clean area with salt water NOT FRESH WATER
• Remove any adherent tentacles or foreign objects.
• Stinging tentacles can be removed with dull blade or scraper such as a credit card.
• Cooling agent (e.g. ice packs) may provide some pain relief.
• Coral cuts can cause serious secondary infections if early wound cleaning is not given.
• Use an antiseptic lotion with a soft brush and remove all foreign material.
• Apply a local antibiotic powder or ointment, or providone iodine paint or skin cleanser if an antibiotic is not avail-
able.
• Use mild hydrocortisone cream or oral antihistamine to relieve itching and swelling.
• Treat for shock
• Seek immediate medical attention if severe pain.
Alternatives to Vinegar include lemon juice, meat tenderizer, rubbing alcohol, or household ammonia. It has been
known that Urine can also be used!
FISH SPINE INJURIES FROM
LIONFISH, SCORPION FISH, DEVIL FISH, STONE FISH
Signs and Symptoms:
• puncture wound/laceration
• immediate pain (acute if venimous)
• some bleeding
• numbness in affected area
• tingling in affected area
• shock
• death (rare)
First Aid:
• Check the consciousness, airway, breathing and pulse and act accordingly
• Control severe bleeding , if present
• Remove spine, if present, only if loose and easily removed.
• Immerse the wound in hot, but not scalding (around 45°C), water. Test the water temperature yourself before im-
mersing the casualty ’s wound. Leave immerse for 30 to 90 minutes for pain relief. This may be repeated if pain
recurs. (outboard engine cooling water can be used if necessary)
• Should hot water not provide relief, apply ice/cold packs to the wound
• Analgesics as directed
• Clean the wound by scrubbing it with medical grade soap and fresh water the rinse it thoroughly with fresh water.
• Seek medical advice
• Apply local anesthetic
Doctor:
• Injection of local anaesthetic (without adrelain) gives relief and allows better cleaning
• Antivenom is available for stonefish
• Tetanus toxoid if indicated
• Secodary infection is common
• Look carefully for any part of spine still in the wound. X-ray of injury site for retained spine fragments may be advisable
SEA SNAKE BITE
Signs and Symptoms:
• puncture marks
• stiffness in limbs
• aching
• dark brown urine
• muscular contraction, weakness
• numbness
• difficulty breathing
• blueness of lips and tongue
• muscular paralysis
• breathing stops
• hearts stops
First Aid:
• Check the consciousness, airway, breathing and circulation and resuscitate if necessary
• Pressure - immobilization ( see note)
• Use an elastic bandage (similar to ACE bandage) to wrap the limb starting at the distal end (fingers or toes) and
wrap toward the body. It should be tight but the fingers and toes should remain pink so that the circulation is not
cut off (this is not supposed to be a tourniquet)
• Monitor the diver and keep the diver still, quiet and reassured
• Medical aid/ hospital. Sea snake anti-venom is available
Note:
The pressure bandage must not occlude the circulation (finger/toes beyond the bandage should remain pink and with normal
sensation). The bandage should be left in place until proper medical support is available. The pressure bandage is not a tourni-
quet and must not cut off blood circulation.
NEAR DROWNING
LIONFISH, SCORPION FISH, DEVIL FISH, STONE FISH
Inhalation of Water or water in the lungs
Signs and Symptoms:
• Coughing
• Shortness of breath
• Chest pain
• Blue Lips and tongue
• Frothy sputum
• Unconciousness
• Clenched Teeth
• Shock
• Irregular or no breathing
• Weak or absent pulse
First Aid:
Check Divers Airway, Breathing and Circulation
• Do not delay taking the diver to a stable platform where vital signs can be properly assessed.
• Remove the victim from the water
• Place the victim in a stable position on the side, clear the mouth and check the airway, breathing and pulse. Resus-
citate if necessary
• Send for an ambulance or doctor
• Administer 100% oxygen
• The victim must go to the hospital for observation even if it appears the victim has recovered
Note:
With 100% oxygen the patient will immediately feel better. Do not discontinue with Oxygen. Patient requires hospitalization.
HYPOTHERMIA
MILD:
• Numbness
• Blotchy skin
• Pallor, blueness of extremities
• Shivering
First Aid (Mild): (Must be rapid in order to prevent further heat loss)
• If adequate dry coverings are available, remove divers wetsuit and replace it with dry coverings. If this is impractical
(such as when in a small boat) , leave the diver in the wetsuit and dry the surface of the suit as much as possible.
Ensure the head and neck are protected.
• Insulate the diver from cold, rain and wind. Placing the diver in the waterproof clothing or large plastic exposure
bag/sheet will keep the wind off and minimize chilling through evaporation. Cover with blankets if available.
• Warm drinks if available ( see note 1 below).
MODERATE TO SEVERE:
• Uncontrollable shivering
• Uncoordinated movements
• Weakness
• Confusion, irritability, slurred speech, memory impairment
• Muscle rigidity
• no shivering in spite of being very cold
• Dilated, fixed pupils, (not necessarily a sign of irreversible brain damage)
• Difficulty in detecting respiration and pulse
• Heart irregularities
• Death
MODERATE TO SEVERE:
• Monitor the consciousness, airway, breathing and pulse.
• Resuscitate if necessary (see note 2 below).
• Arrange medical assistance immediately
• Handle the diver very gently
• If adequate dry coverings is available, very carefully remove the diver ’s wetsuit (or cut it off ) and replace it with dry
coverings. If this is impractical, leave the wetsuits on and dry its surface as much as possible
• Insulate from the diver from the elements (as described previously). A huddle of bodies provides a good substitute if
adequate other insulation is not available
• Give warm fluids depending on the diver ’s condition ( see Note 1 Below)
• Keep diver lying down (as the diver re-warms and the blood vessels dilate, the diver may become shocked)
• The diver must go to the hospital for observation, even if apparently fully recovered
Note:
1. No alcohol, coffee or other caffeine sources.
2. Warm fluids can be given only after uncontrollable shivering stops, the diver has a clear level of consciousness, appears
stable and has the ability to swallow
Note:
1. Some victim have made successful recoveries after resuscitation following a prolonged periods of immersion, without
breathing , especially in cold waters.
2. If resuscitation is commenced it should not be stopped until the body core temperature has retured to more than 36°C
and then only on the direction of a doctor.
Cause:
1. Exposure to hight temperature.
2. Wearing a wetsuit for extended periods of time before or after diving in a hot weather.
DIRECTORIES
SEARCH AND RESCUE UNITS (505 SRG)
Philippine Air Force (PAF) provide a free Search and Rescue To call for helicopter assistance call Andy Pope (see Atlantis
(505SRG) service. Their main base is in Manila but they also contacts) and he will initiate. If he is unavailable our latest
operate from Cebu, Puerto Princesa, Tacloban and other areas. direct contacts are:
Services available as well as the type of helicopters that may
be used and their capabilities vary frequently so you should Lieutenant Erwen Diploma - 0939 594-4469
stay in touch with contacts and check in periodically to re- Lieutenant Leoncio Cirunay - 0917 591-2008
main updated. Calculate approximate fly times based on the Major Christian Manglicmot - 0926 664-9406
helicopters travelling at 100mph/160kmph. Preparation time Captain “JR” Ombao - 0932 874-2006
for take-off can be anything from a few minutes to an hour or Sergeant Perea - 0920 537-2103
more (you can request for a doctor on board). Services may
be affected by daylight, inclement weather or refueling issues Cebu: Major Cecile Bernabe 0917 517-8103 / 0932 416-6589
if distances are great.
When the helicopter is en route you can use the land-air radio
Helicopters are of most use in the case of a missing diver and/ on frequency XXXX
or evacuation that is not possible, or will take too long, by
other means. Only use in extreme situations
AGENCY LOCATION FACILITIES TELEPHONE REMARKS
Philippine Air Force Villamor Air Base 02 853-5098 Long term SAR air asset requirements
A-3 Operations Pasay City 02 851-5007
Philippine Air Force Search and Rescue Group Marine and land SAR; fitted for water,
jungle, building rescue operations;
505th SRG Helicopters
paramedics; pararescue;
HQ, Villamor Air Base, Pasay City droppable supplies
website: www.505thsrg.mil.ph (a) Operational Radius – 120nm
S-76A
02 853-5013 (b) Endurance – 3hrs.
Search and Rescue Squadrons (SRS) are based twin engine
02 853-5121 (c) Loiter time – 1hr
in Manila, Mactan, General Santos City, Laoag 02 853-1469 (a) 110nm
with Advance Command Posts at Palawan and Bell 205A
(b) 02+30 hrs.
Tuguegarao. single engine
(c) 00+20 min.
Bell 214
Bell 323
5051st SRS Manila 02 853-1469
5052nd SRS Mactan 032 340-2212
5053rd SRS General Santos 083 555-0065
5056st SRS Laoag 077 773-1499
ACP Palawan Puerto Princessa 762 4836
ACP Tuguegarao Tuguegarao City 078 844-1800
Notes:
- SAR helicopters are not dispatched if search area exceeds heli’s radius of operation, it is be sent to the mission if refueling
points has been established to safely cover the mission.
- fixed wing search aircraft is initially dispatched to do initial aerial search, and determine exact location.
- When a suitable search aircraft is not available or when time is critical, SAR helis can be dispatched immediately provided that
refueling is available if target is beyond the set range.
- Search aircraft check-in on 121.5 MHz VHF AM to contact nearest PN vessel in vicinity for coordination
- All air Force bases with medical facilities provides aeromedical team composed of a flight surgeon, a flight nurse and two
aeromedical technicians whenever a medevac mission is performed.
- As of publication SAR helis are programmed for refurbishing to upgrade avionics and other systems to extend its after sunset
operational capability. (Infra-red systems, FLIR, and night-time vision)
AGENCY LOCATION FACILITIES TELEPHONE REMARKS
Philippine Navy Roxas Blvd. Manila Naval Vessels 02 524-4878

N-3 Operations Sangley Point Patrol Crafts 02 523-2890
BN Islander /B-105
Philippine Coast Guard Port Area Manila Patrol/Rescue 02 527-3870 Communicate with all PCG Districts
Headquarters Vessels 02 527-3880
Philippine Coast Guard GenAv Area Helicopters 02 832-3756

Aviation Group Dom. Airport BO-105
Maritime Comm. Mandaluyong City Communications 02 533-7004 Communicate with ships at sea
Coast Station 02 533-7692
Joint Operation Ctr. Quezon City DND Resources 02 911-6385 Nation-wide communication
Camp Aguinaldo with all
NDCC Camp Aguinaldo Disaster Brigades 02 912-6675 Communicate w/ Regional

National Disaster 02 912-5979 Disaster Coordinating Councils
Coordinating Council
PNP Camp Crame Communications 02 722-8115

Philippine National Police Quezon City Ground Forces
PNP GenAv Area Helicopters 02 831-7727

Hangar Dom. Airport Divers, Frogmen
Naval Air Group Sangley point Naval Ships TF (046) SAR Operations out to open sea
Philippine Fleet, PN Cavite City Helicopters 431-7573
Fixed-wing aircraft 0916 559-2230
MMDCC Mandaluyong City Disaster Brigades 02 882-0851 Response support for aviation
Metro Manila 02 893-7461 incidents within the Metro.
Disaster Coordinating
Council
Most naval vessels of the PN has capability of communicating on 121.5MHz, prior coordination is needed before a coordinated
marine and aerial search is conducted.
505th helis have no maritime band transceivers and therefore not capable of communicating on the marine band 156.8MHz.
This situation is presently being addressed.
SAR Supplies and Survival Equipment Storage.
Depots shall be established in the following areas where SAR aircrafts are deployed:
a. Buayan, General Santos City
b. 570CTW, Puerto Princesa, Palawan
c. 560CTW, Mactan Air Base, Cebu
d. 530CTW, EAAB, Zamboanga City
e. Villamor Air Base, Pasay City
f. Laoag International Airport, Laoag City
AIR EVACUATION - SEAPLANE & PRIVATE HELICOPTER
HELICOPTER: SEA PLANE:
AERO-MED Aviatour Air

AERO-MED Ambulance Transport Mactan-Cebu International Airport
50-A Oxford St. Cubao, Quezon City Lapu-Lapu, Cebu 6015
Tel. No.: (02) 911-1121 Telephone: 032 268-4696 or 032 34-3803
FAX: 032 4952268
Robert Macapagal Mobile: 0916 822-7469
Mobile Number: 0922 891-1874 Email: booking@flyaviatour.com
AIRGURUS Subic Seaplane, Inc.

Delta Air Hangar, General Aviation Area Lot 14 Argonaut Hiway, Magellan’s Landing
Manila Domestic Airport Road Subic Bay Freeport Zone, 2222
Pasay City, Philippines 1300 Telephone: 47 252-2230
Telephone: (02) 299-8777 FAX: 47 252-1844
(02) 781-0787
Contact Person: Mike O’ Farrel
Hot Line: (02) 781 0787 or 2707 Mobile: 0919 325-1106
www.airgurus.com
AIR JUAN
Contact Person: Andrea Chua Air Juan Aviation, Inc.
Mobile: 0917 885-7911 Unit 501, 5th Floor, C2 Building, Bonifacio High Street Central
Global City, Philippines 1634
Contact Person: Ramon Ledesma Telephone: (02) 464-7799
Mobile: 0918 897-5368
Contact Person: Joana Garcia
Capt Harry Lero:
Mobile: 0916 212-0936
Mobile Number: 0920 955-0897
hlero@airgurus.com
HELICOPTER AIR TRANSPORT

1st Lt. Ombao (Maj JB Gastardo)
Telephone - 0932 874-2006
DOMESTIC DIRECTORY
The domestic directory provides information and contact details not found in specific location details – in particular Manila
hospitals and Luzon highway management authorities.
HI-WAYS:
SKYWAY - SOMCO SLEX (South Luzon Express Way) - LTC
Office Trunkline:(02) 824-2282 (02) 584-4688; 584-4605; 584-4157 Laguna: (049) 508-1037 to 39
E-Mail :skyway@skyway.com.ph
SLEX (South Luzon Express Way) - MATES
Toll Road Assistance Hotlines:Landline: (02) 776-7777 (049) 508-7539 / (049) 592-8956 to 60 (0908) 880-7539
Globe: (0917) 539-8762 For traffic related concerns;
Smart: (0999) 886-0893 SLEX hotline (049) 508-SLEX(7539) or (632) 584 4389 ext. 332-333
Sun: (0932) 854-6980
HOSPITALS:
ALABANG GLOBAL CITY
Asian Hospital & Medical Center St. Lukes Medical Center
Emergencies: 02 876-5739 to 5741 Taguig Global City: 02 789-7700
Quezon City: 02 723-0101; 723-0301
MAKATI Emergency Room: 02 725-2328
Makati Medical Center
For emergency: 02 8888 999
OTHERS:
Philippines Department of Tourism DAN Asia Pacific (Philippine Branch)
Trunk Line: (632) 523-8411 DAN Asia-Pacific - Philippines
Suite 210 Medical Office Building
Dry Dock and Tug Assistance Asian Hospital and Medical Center
Colorado Shipyard in Cebu 2205 Civic Drive, Muntinlupa City, Manila
Telephone: (+63) (32) 424-4621 / 424 -4188 Phone/Fax No.: 02-771-9245
George Cottrell: 0917 822-9197 Email: blunamd@yahoo.com
Arthur Uy: 0918 868-8899
INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORY
Divers Alert Network (DAN) – USA Dive Assure Insurance
Emergency Hotline: 919-684-9111 Toll Free: 866-898-0921 Ex. 2
Fax No.:: (270) 294 0720
Divers Alert Network (DAN) – SEAP Email Options:
For programs & general information questions:
Head Office: Australia
info.usa@diveassure.com
PO Box 384, Ashburton, Victoria, 3147, Australia
If you are a DiveAssure member and have a question:
Phone No.: +61 -3 9886 9166
members@diveassure.com
Fax No.: +61 -3 9886 9155
Email: info@danasiapacific.org
PADI SE ASIA PACIFIC
Divers Alert Network (DAN) – EUROPE PADI ASIA PACIFIC
Unit 3, 4 Skyline Place, Frenchs Forest, New South Wales 2086
Emergency Hotline: +39-06-4211-8685
Sydney, Australia
P.O. Box DAN, 64026 Roseto, Italy
Phone No.: +61 2 9454-2888
Phone No.: +39 085 893 0333
Fax No.: + 61 2 9454-2999
Fax No.: +39 085 893 0050
Email: padi@padi.com.au
Email: mail@daneurope.org
EMBASSIES
Private Contact
Embassy Address Telephone Email
Name Position Cellphone
120 Upper McKinley Rd, Hannah The Consular Assistant 0922 895-6454
United Kingdom 02 858-2200 Cons.Manila@fco.gov.uk
McKinley Hill, Taguig City 1634 Brendan Gill HM Consul 0917 827-8093
02 301-2000
1201 Roxas Boulevard
United States extension
Manila, Philippines 1000
2555, 2246
Level 23-Tower 2, RCBC Plaza,

Australia 6819 Ayala Avenue, Makati 02 757-8100 manila.consular@dfat.gov.au Rod Smith Ambassador
City 1200
4th Floor, Prince-Building 02 817-9191

Austria 117 Thailand Street, Legaspi 02 817-4992 manila-ob@bmeia.gv.at
Village, Makati City 1200 02 817-4993
Multinational Bancorporation
02 845-1869
Belgium Centre, 9th floor - 6805 Ayala Manila@diplobel.fed.be
02 845-1873
Avenue, Makati City 1200
16th Floor, Liberty Center

104 H.V. de la Costa Street 02 845-3651
Brazil brasemb@info.com.ph
Salcedo Village, Makati City to 53
1200
Levels 6 to 8, Tower 2, RCBC 02 857-9000 manil@international.gc.ca

Canada
Plaza, Makati City 1200 02 857-9001 manil-cs@international.gc.ca
4896 Pasay Road, Dasmarinas

China 02 844-3148 visasection_ph@sina.com
Village, Makati City 1200
Salustiana D. Ty Tower, 6th

Denmark floor, 104 Paseo de Roxas, 02 894-0086 dkembman@skyinet.net
Makati City 1200
21st Floor BPI Buendia Center,

02 891-5011
Finland Senator Gil J. Puyat Avenue, sanomat.mni@formin.fi
to 5015
Makati City 1200
16th floor Pacific Star building

chancellerie.ambafrance
France Corner Gil Puyat and Makati 02 857-6900
manille@gmail.com
25/F Tower 2, RCBC Plaza

6819 Ayala Avenue corner
Germany 02 702-3000 visa@mani.diplo.de
Sen. Gil Puyat Ave, Makati City
1200
70 Jupiter Street, Bel Air 1,

Ireland 02 896-4668 irishcon@info.com.ph
Makati City 1200
6th Floor, Zeta Condominium

02 892-4531 informazioni.manila@esteri.it
Italy 191 Salcedo Street, Legaspi
to 4533 ambitaly@surfshop.net.ph
Village, Makati City 1200
2627 Roxas Boulevard, Pasay

Japan 02 551-5710 jicc-mnl@embjapan.ph
City 1300
EMBASSIES
Private Contact
Embassy Address Telephone Email
Name Position Cellphone
26th Floor Equitable PCI Bank
Netherland Tower, 8751 Paseo de Roxas 02 786-6666 man@minbuza.nl
Makati City 1200
23rd Floor, BPI Buendia Centre

Sen Gil Puyat Avenue, 02 891-5358 nzemmanila@globelines.com.
Kiwi
PO Box 3228, MCPO 1272 to 67 ph
Makati City 1200
21st Floor, Petron Mega Plaza

Norway Building, 358 Sen. Gil Puyat 02 982-2700 emb.manila@mfa.no Rod Smith Ambassador
1216 Acacia Road, Dasmarinas amarom@zpdee.net

Romania 02 843-9014
Village, Makati City 1200 amaro@skyinet.net
1245 Acacia Road, Dasmarinas 02 893-0190

Russia rusemb@i-manila.com.ph
Village, Makati City 1200 02 817-5406
No. 505, Rizal Drive,

Singapore Bonifacio Global City, Taguig 02 856-9922 singemb_mnl@sgmfa.gov.sg
City 1634
18th Floor, The Pacific Star

02 811-6139
South Korea Building, Sen. Gil Puyat corner dipinfom@mofat.go.kr
to 44
Makati Avenue, Makati City
5th floor, A.C.T. Tower. 02 818-3561

Spain 135, Sen. Gil J. Puyat Avenue, 02 818-3581 con.manila@maec.es
1251 Makati City 02 759-2970
16th Floor, Equitable-PCI Bank

ambassaden.manila@foreign.
Sweden Tower 2 Makati Avenue corner 02 811-7900
ministry.se
De La Costa St., Makati City
21st Floor BPI Buendia Center,

02 891-5011
Taiwan Senator Gil J. Puyat Avenue, sanomat.mni@formin.fi
to 5015
Makati City 1200
24th Floor, Equitable Bank

Switzerland Tower, 8751 Paseo de Roxas 02 757-9000 vertretung@man.rep.admin.ch
Makati City, 1226
41F, Tower 1, RCBC Plaza,

Taiwan 6819 Ayala Avenue, Makati 02 887-6688 phl@mofa.gov.tw
City 1200
107 Rada (Thailand) Street 02 815-4219

Legaspi Village, P.O. Box 1228 to 20 adminmnl@pldtdsl.net
Thailand
Makati Central Post, Makati 02 816-0696 thaimnl@pacific.net.ph
1252 02 816-0697
ATLANTIS STAFF DIRECTORY
DESIGNATION FULL NAME MOBILE NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS
PUERTO GALERA
Resort Manager Stephen Lamont 0917 510-0403 manager.pg@atlantishotel.com
Assistant Resort Manager Julie Moselina 0917 863-3954 asst-manager.pg@atlantishotel.com
Dive Shop Manager --- 0939 379-7149 diveshop.pg@atlantishotel.com
Frontdesk --- 0917 562-0294 frontdesk.pg@atlantishotel.com
Instructor 1 Norman Lopez 0947 690-0907 norman.lopez@atlantishotel.com
Instructor 2 Welfredo Malanog Jr. 0998 537-7819 fred.malanog@atlantishotel.com
Instructor 3 --- --- ---
Divemaster 1 Thax Caniaberal 0926 719-3985 richard.caniaberal@atlantishotel.com
Divemaster 2 Larry Magsino 0916 734-7383 larry.magsino@atlantishotel.com
Divemaster 3 Jake Castillo 0927 888-2968 jake.castillo@atlantishotel.com
Divemaster 4 --- --- ---
Skiff/Box Phone 1 --- 0916 342-3804 ---
Skiff/Box Phone 2 --- 0915 782-1233 ---
Skiff/Box Phone 3 --- 0915 494-8781 ---
Skiff/Box Phone 4 --- 0916 342-3801 ---
A4 --- 0915 333-0717 ---
Boat Verde/Spare Number --- 0916 342-3805 ---
DUMAGUETE
Resort Manager Andrea “Dek“ Bruno 0917 508-2311 manager.dgte@atlantishotel.com
Assistant Resort Manager Marco Inocencio 0917 821-8785 asst-manager.dgte@atlantishotel.com
Dive Shop Manager Paul Ancla 0917 536-0870 diveshop.dgte@atlantishotel.com
Frontdesk --- 0917 562-0293 frontdesk.dgte@atlantishotel.com
Instructor 1 Marco Inocencio 0917 821-8785 marco.inocencio@atlantishotel.com
Instructor 2 Paul Ancla 0917 536-0870 paul.ancla@atlantishotel.com
Divemaster 1 Jeston Dayday 0917 371-9987 jeston.dayday@atlantishotel.com
Divemaster 2 Junnar Kitane 0906 327-5507 junnar.kitane@atlantishotel.com
Divemaster 3 Manuel Pontillas 0929 837-3394 manuel.pontillas@atlantishotel.com
Divemaster 4 Genie Garualdo 0917 503-2272 genie.garualdo@atlantishotel.com
Divemaster 5 Alfred Abellar 0927 655-4439 alfred.abellar@atlantishotel.com
Divemaster 6 Warfi Garrucho 0905 589-9615 warfi.garrucho@atlantishotel.com
Skiff/Box Phone 1 Kathrin 0926 570-2272 ---
Skiff/Box Phone 2 Speedy 0927 548-1279 ---
Skiff/Box Phone 3 Clio 0927 693-2046 ---
Skiff/Box Phone 4 Iris 0927 547-9627 ---
AZORES
First Captain Jon Tout 0917 543-5776 azores.captain@atlantishotel.com
Second Captain Ben Joubert 0917 518-0813 ben.joubert@atlantishotel.com
1st Officer --- --- ---
1st Officer --- --- ---
Boat Manager --- 0917 562-0830 ---
Shore Manager John Limpin 0917 821-8785 shore.mgr@atlantishotel.com
Divemaster 1 Pablo Tegio 0939 907-8303 pablo.tegio@atlantishotel.com
Divemaster 2 Danilo Palang Jr. 0915 665-0990 danilo.palang@atlantishotel.com
MANILA OFFICE
Manila Office Manager Bhean Tanio 0917 562-0335 manager.mnl@atlantishotel.com
Office Admin Twinkle Vergara 0915 200-1473 mnl.office@atlantishotel.com
Office Landline Joseph T. Kupido 02 852-4258 ticketing@atlantishotel.com
OTHER CONTACTS
Resort Manager / Captain Ben Joubert 0917 518-0813 ben.joubert@atlantishotel.com
Partner - Operations Andy Pope 0917 562-0245 pope@atlantishotel.com
Partner - Sales and Marketing Gordon Strahan 0927 442-4622 gstrahaninc@gmail.com
Librojo and Associates Atty. Zeus Librojo 0917 539-0928
Librojo and Associates Atty. Ton Cabrera 0917 858-3451
HOW TO CALL ATLANTIS AZORES SATELLITE PHONE:

Dial 001-480-768-2500 and then enter one of the 12 digit satellite phone numbers when prompted.
The 12 digit satellite phone numbers are: 881 677 723 091 or 881 677 723 092 or 881 677 723 093
RECOMPRESSION FACILITIES
Public: Private:
MANILA BATANGAS
Lung Center of the Philippines Hyperbaric Medicine Center St. Patrick’s Hospital Wound Care and Diving
and Wound Care Medicine Center
Quezon Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila Batangas City, Philippines
Tel. No.: (02) 924-6101 Tel. No.: (043) 723-8388 or (043) 723-7089 to 92
Fax No.: (043) 723-8388
CEBU Batangas Hyperbaric Medical Center (local 1911)
Emergency Room (local 1111)
Camp Lapu-Lapu Station Hospital Dr. Mike Perez: 0917 585 9534
Central Command AFP, Lahug, Cebu City 6000 Tech Reejie Sebollana: 0917 619 8196
Tel. No.: (PLDT) (032) 233-9942; (032) 232-2464 to 68 Tech Mara Pagcaliwag: 0939 612 2609
local 3336; and (032) 254-9262
Col. Samuel Atuan - Commanding Officer MANILA
Camp Lapu-Lapu Station Hospital
Mobile Number: Admin - 0943-497-1909 Subsea
Mr. Mamerto Ortega - Chamber Operator/Technician 120 Balagtas Villa
Mobile Number: 0919-5175-900 Balagtas Street, Pasay City
Tel. No.: (02) 523-3895 / 523-3897
PCSSD Hyperbaric Chamber Facilities Christine Kenaman
TIEZA Bldg., P. Burgos St., cor. Andres Soriano Avenue, Two Chambers: a) Shell in Bacolod; b) Petron in Limay, Bataan
Barangay Centro, Mandaue City.
Contact details : + 63 928 - CHAMBER (2426237) CORON
Coron Hyperbaric Chamber
TIEZA (Tourism Infrastructure & Enterprise Zone Authority) Al Baronia
P.J.Burgos, Mandaue City, Cebu Telephone 0916 400-8131
Roving Vessel Chamber:

Philippine Coast Guard Action Center
PO2 Garcia (Ready Force)
Mobile Number: 0917-589-6707
M/S BRP EDSA II - 001 - Cebu

M/S BRP San Juan - 002 – Pier 13
M/S BRP Pampanga - 003 – Pier 13
M/S BRP Batangas - 004 – Pier 15 (Wharf )
PCSSD Decompression Sickness Hotline : 0928 242-6237
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ATLANTIS DIVE RESORTS AND LIVEABOARDS

SAFETY, EMERGENCY AND INCIDENT MANUAL

Location Specific Information - Map, Evacuation

General First Aid - - - (57)

Diving Injuries - - - (70)

Guest Paperwork and Orientation

Staff Training & Equipment

Use of Dive Boards

Dive the Philippines in Luxury

Pon Pon: (Safety)

Maximum Number of Passengers:

Maximum Number of Crew:

Max number of divers allowed in the water at any time:

Maximum diving depth:

General Diving Guidelines:

Day Trip Boat required equipment

Coastal Diving boat required equipment

Fire hose Location

2nd FLOOR ANNEX BLDG.

COCONUT ROOM ROOM

PENTHOUSE LEVEL ROOM ROOM ROOM

PENTHOUSE G, PENTHOUSE B, PENTHOUSE U Information

SEAVIEW SUITE, RM 7, RM 8, RM 9, RM 10, RM 11, RM 12, RM 14, RM 15, RM 16

8 COCONUT TERRACE, RM 17, RM 4, RM 5, RM 6

ROOM ROOM RM 18, RM 19, RM 20, RM 21, RM 22, RM 1, RM 2, RM 3

RM 23, RM 24, RM 25, RM 26

SWIMMING POOL 50 Bar

OCEAN FRONT 1, OCEAN FRONT 2, OCEAN FRONT 3, OCEAN FRONT 4 14 11

CONVERTIBLE ROOM (DELUXE ROOM TO FAMILY ROOM)

Don gloves and use barriers prior to providing first aid.

Call a doctor immediately if one is available locally.

Arrange for appropriate evacuation and hand the patient over

Have someone take notes and create and timeline.

Discretion may be used up to one hour if it is

Gather the following Inform the relevant

If there is an active auxillary coastguard or coastguard unit ensure they

Sound the fire alarm and evacuate the area of people

Inform the Resort Manager/Boat Captain

Locate a fire extinguisher or the fire pump hose

Fire Extinguisher Use

Alert guests as to possible transfer interuptions.

Secure outside furniture

Provide alternate activities for guests - marine life

Write letters for guest rooms with situation updates.

Clear the resort of branches or trees that may come down

Double check provisions and generator function.

Ensure communications by reviewing back up options for phone/internet

Captain and First Mate on bridge for safe navigation of vessel

Captain provides full details to shore manager

Alert the Captain and Boat Manager

Give appropriate first aid once back on board

Send engineer to investigate problem and maintain contact on VHF 13

Launch chaseboat and maintain contact on VHF 13

Prepare to drop anchor

Prepare to utilize steering by twin propulsion only

Launch chaseboat and maintain contact on VHF 13

Send engineer to investigate problem and maintain contact on VHF 13