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    The document discusses dive plans, which set out how diving work will be carried out safely. A dive plan must be prepared by the dive supervisor and include details like tasks, equipment, procedures, hazards and emergencies. The plan must be followed and accessible to workers. It must also be kept until diving is completed or for two years if an incident occurs. High risk diving also requires plans meeting certain standards.

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    The document discusses dive plans, which set out how diving work will be carried out safely. A dive plan must be prepared by the dive supervisor and include details like tasks, equipment, procedures, hazards and emergencies. The plan must be followed and accessible to workers. It must also be kept until diving is completed or for two years if an incident occurs. High risk diving also requires plans meeting certain standards.

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    Workplace Health and Safety

    Electrical Safety Office


    Workers' Compensation Regulator

    Diving and snorkelling industry


    Dive plans

    Dive plans set out the way diving will be carried out to ensure the participant's health and safety. The dive plan should assist with the implementation of control measures
    that have been selected during the risk management process.

    A single dive plan may be prepared for several dives when the risks of the dives are similar. When the risks of the dive vary (e.g. when there are different tasks, equipment
    used or significant environmental change), then a new dive plan should be prepared.

    General diving work


    A dive plan must be prepared by the dive supervisor.

    A dive plan must include:

    the method of carrying out the diving work


    the tasks and duties of each person involved
    the diving equipment, breathing gases and procedures to be used
    as applicable, dive times, bottom times and decompression profiles
    hazards relating to the dive and measures to be implemented to control the risks
    emergency procedures.
    The diving work must be carried out in accordance with the dive plan, so far as is reasonably practicable.

    Before the diving work commences, the dive supervisor must instruct workers about the dive plan. A copy of the plan must be readily accessible to any worker.

    The dive plan must be kept and be available for inspection until the diving work is completed or for two years if a notifiable incident occurs.

    View a sample dive plan (DOC, 120 KB) .

    High risk diving work


    A dive plan in accordance with the relevant sections in AS/NZS 2299.1: 2015 Occupational diving operations – Standard operational practice must be prepared and kept.

    Last updated 05 December 2016

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