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DOD (Dive Officer of the Day) Responsibilities
The information below is taken from CFT Document Reference 307 Revision 1.0 Approved on 14th September 2006
Copies can be printed off from the CFT Website - On main
(front) page of the CFT website, using the pull down menu which says 'Select
One' select 'Downloads', then scroll down and select
'Procedures' then select 'CFT 301 - Club Related Procedures' and finally select
'CFT 307 - Dive Log Record'.
This will open as a MS Word document and can be printed off.
Note that the slate is convenient in the boat but this paper record should be
used for planning must be retained by the DO as a record of club diving and to
help subsequently with accurate sign off of logbooks
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Depart time |
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Weather forecast |
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High Tide |
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Underwater visibility |
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Wind dir/speed |
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Low tide |
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Swell |
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DOD |
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Tidal range |
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Surface Visibility |
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Shore marshal |
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Club |
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Dive objective |
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Diver Name & grade |
CFT No. |
Air IN Capacity
litres bar |
Air OUT Bar |
Surface Interval hrs |
RG at end of SI |
Time In |
Time Out |
Bottom time min |
Depth M |
Notes e.g. RG this dive |
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Briefing Notes |
CPR |
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Roll call, introductions
Location, weather, tide, currents
Dive plan
Site, alternative site, purpose of dive, training/test details
Fitness to dive, rested, sober and free from colds?
Equipment all correct including boats?
Assign dive groups, leaders and assistant Dos, shore marshal
Assign boats, cox, check fuel and radio, first aid, spares
Assign lookouts, cover divers.
Safety
- buddy checks, hand signals, separation and recall procedure ascent
rate, safety stop
Maximum depth NDL, RG, max time based on experience
Computer comparison
Emergency plan,
oxygen location, vehicle
Communication
VHF working channel, shore marshal, ETR |
Responsiveness/
Conscious?
NO
YES
Airway –Head tilt
Chin Lift
Recovery Position
Breathing Look
Listen
Feel
NO
Give two inflations
Give 12 breaths per minute until
CPR
breathing normally
80-100 compressions/min
30 compressions: 2 breaths
Recovery position treat for shock |
Emergency plan
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Emergency phone number |
112/999 |
Recompression chamber
Dept of anaesthesia |
091 524222
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Location GPS |
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Local Gardai |
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Recompression chamber Craigavon |
0044 801762330711 |
Local VHF working channel |
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Local Lifeboat |
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Other recompression facility |
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VHF calling /emergency channel |
16 |
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Local Coastguard |
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Recompression
Chamber Haulbowline |
021 378777 chamber duty officer |
Heli Sligo |
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Local Doctor |
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Advice DDRC |
0044 1752 209999 |
Route to hospital |
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Advice |
0044 845
4086008 |
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Heli landing site |
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MRCC |
01 6620922 |
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Emergency vehicle reg number & keys |
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Is there mobile phone coverage |
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Oxygen location |
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Shore marshal mobile |
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