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ARE YOU A RESPONSIBLE DIVER?
RESPONSIBLE DIVER CODE
As a responsible diver, I understand and assume all the risks I may encounter
while diving.
My responsible Diving Duties include:
1. Diving within the limits of my ability and training.
As a responsible Diver, I understand...
• my certification card qualifies me to engage in diving activities
consistent with my training and experience.
• the importance of continuing my diving education in the form of
supervised activities and training, such as night diving and deep
diving specialties.
• the need to keep proficient in my diving skills and to refresh them
under supervision if I have not been diving recently.
• there are no limits to what I can learn about diving. The more I
know, the safer I’ll be.
• my maximum depth should be limited to my level of training and
experience.
• I must have training in the proper use of equipment.
• the value of getting specific training in the proper use and
application of specialized equipment, such as drysuits and
computers.
2. Evaluating the conditions before every dive and making sure they
fit my personal capabilities.
As a Responsible Diver, I recognize...
• the need for being familiar with my dive sites and the importance of getting
a formal orientation to unfamiliar dive sites from a knowledgeable local
source.
• the dangers of overhead environments (caves, wrecks, etc.) and the need to
seek specialized training before doing such diving.
• I should postpone my dive, or choose an alternate site, if I evaluate the dive
site conditions as being more difficult than my experience and training level.
• I should use a surface support station, such as a boat or a float, whenever
feasible.
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RESPONSIBLE DIVER CODE ____
UNCONTROLLED IF PRINTED QSP-711-101