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SCUBA diving is an extremely safe sport if done by certified divers operating within the limits of recreational diving rules. Still, accidents may happen even to the best of divers and as the old Boy Scout motto suggests, it is always best to "be prepared". To achieve this goal, it is always a good idea to have emergency information on hand. Below is a list of articles to help you understand the rules of the road when applied to diving and the Hoofer SCUBA Club.
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| Dive Protocols |
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| Documents: 12 ( Updated: Mon, 18-Jun-2007 ) |
An alphabetical guide to the safe practices of sports diving as recommended by the Hoofer SCUBA Club for the sport of SCUBA diving and snorkeling within the University of Wisconsin Hoofer's organization. The ideas expressed within these protocols reflect the current thinking of the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) and the advice on which it is acting. |
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| Equipment Maintenance |
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To extend the life of your equipment and minimize the chance of diving accidents, it is critical that your equipment be in top working order for every dive. |
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| SCUBA Dive Law |
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| Documents: 3 ( Updated: Mon, 21-Apr-2008 ) |
Dive flags, Transporting SCUBA Equipment on aircraft, Federal and state laws and statutes as they apply to Great Lakes wrecks. |
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