Freediving safety\u00a0 (free download)<\/h3>\n

Safety notes<\/h3>\n

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• Get checked out by a doctor first, have a certificate of good health<\/strong><\/li>\n
• Have all people fill out and sign a fitness form, be aware of allergies and medical problems, or if people have any special requirements.<\/strong><\/li>\n
• Maintain a log of dives and depths <\/strong><\/li>\n
• First aid kit with O_{2 <\/sub>be available on the boat.<\/strong><\/li>\n}
• Everyone should have min 16hr fist aid cert<\/strong><\/li>\n
• An oxygen meter be included in first aid box, to measure O_{2 <\/sub>in blood<\/strong><\/li>\n}
• Have Emergency action plan, written out and ensure all aboard know what to do.<\/strong><\/li>\n
• Do a risk assessment <\/strong><\/li>\n
• Give a dive briefing before setting off from shore <\/strong><\/li>\n
• Practise rescues and keep a log of training.<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

  New divers must not go beyond 15mts <\/strong><\/p>\n

  For the full PDF version please down load by clicking on Freediving<\/p>\n

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  Freediving safety\u00a0 (free download) Safety notes Get checked out by a doctor first, have a certificate of good health Have all people fill out and sign a fitness form, be aware of allergies and medical problems, or if people have any special requirements. Maintain a log of dives and depths First aid kit with O2<\/p>\n

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