Offshore Electricity Infrastructure Regulations 2022
169CContents of diving project plan
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169C Contents of diving project plan
(1) A diving project plan for a diving project must set out in detail the following matters: (a) a description of the work to be done; (b) a description of: (i) the plant for diving to be used in the project; and (ii) the procedures to be followed in operating the plant to minimise the risks to the health and safety of workers; (c) a list of the legislation (including these Regulations) that is reasonably likely to apply to the project; (d) standards and codes of practice that will be applied in carrying out the project; (e) a hazard identification; (f) a risk assessment; (g) a safety management plan; (h) job hazard analyses for the diving operations included in the project; (i) an emergency response plan; (j) the provisions of: (i) the accepted DSMS that covers the project; and (ii) the management plan (for the OEI licence connected with the project); that are relevant to the project, particularly provisions of the DSMS and the management plan for simultaneous operations and emergency response; (k) consultation with divers and other workers working on the project. (2) The diving project plan must describe each diving operation included in the diving project. (3) The diving project plan must not specify as a diving operation a task that is too complex, or too big, to be supervised safely by one diving supervisor. (4) The diving project plan must provide for adequate communications between a person who is directly involved with the diving project and each relevant: (a) person conducting a business or undertaking; or (b) worker; or (c) vessel; or (d) aircraft; or (e) onshore installation; or (f) offshore installation.