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The Diving At Altitude Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Improper training
- Lack of safety equipment
- 2. Pre-dive checks
- Equipment malfunction
- Incorrect dive plan
- Weather conditions
- 3. Training and briefing
- Inadequate understanding
- Language barriers
- 4. Diving commencement
- Fatigue
- Decompression illness
- Hypothermia
- 5. Underwater navigation
- Poor visibility
- Strong currents
- 6. Use of tools and equipment
- Equipment failure
- Improper use
- 7. Communicating with surface team
- Miscommunication
- Equipment failure
- 8. Ascent
- Oxygen toxicity
- Lung over-expansion
- 9. Post-dive checks
- Equipment damages
- Potential decompression illness
- 10. Maintenance of diving equipment
- Equipment malfunction
- Use of wrong cleaning agents
- 11. Oxygen administration
- Excessive oxygen
- Low oxygen levels
- 12. Preparing for emergency evacuations
- Insufficient emergency procedures
- Communication issues
- 13. Debriefing
- Inattention
- Incomplete information dissemination
- 14. Post-work clean-up and storage
- Slips
- trips and falls
- Incorrect storage
- 15. Reporting
- Incomplete documentation
- Failure to report identified risks
- 16. Rest and Recuperation
- Over-exhaustion
- Neglecting health considerations
- 17. Equipment checks and servicing
- Improper servicing
- Overlooking faults in equipment
- 18. Daily review of safety procedures
- Non-compliance
- Inadequate review
- 19. Onshore preparations for the next dive
- Inadequate preparations
- Hasty decisions
- 20. Closure of worksite
- Incorrect shutdown procedures
- Unsecured site