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Diving industry codes of practice

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Log keeping

Dive safety log
Diver’s log

Dive safety log

Keep a written dive safety log, which must contain the required information about all dives undertaken. These records assist in decompression management.
After a dive, a diver must verify his/her return from the dive by signing the dive safety log entry for the diver.
Keep the dive safety log for at least one year after the dive.

A dive safety log (PDF, 129 KB) is available for use.

Diver’s log

Occupational divers should keep a diver’s log for their own records and should record each dive.

Last updated 21 August 2008