WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY (NATIONAL UNIFORM LEGISLATION) REGULATIONS 2011
180Additional control – dive safety log to be kept
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180 Additional control – dive safety log to be kept where general diving work is carried out must keep a dive safety log that contains the following information about each dive carried out by a worker: (a) the name of the worker who carries out the dive; (b) the name of any other person with whom the dive is carried out; (c) the name of the competent person appointed under regulation 177 to supervise the diving work; (d) the date and location of the dive; (e) the time each diver enters and leaves the water; (f) the maximum depth of the dive;
Work Health and Safety (National Uniform Legislation) Regulations 2011 138 (g) any incident, difficulty, discomfort or injury that occurs or is experienced during the dive; (h) if the dive was carried out using a dive computer – the dive time; (i) if the dive was carried out using dive tables – the repetitive dive group, if available, and either the bottom time or the dive time; (j) if the repetitive group and surface interval result in a repetitive factor – the surface interval and the repetitive factor; (k) if the dive is carried out using EANx: (i) the oxygen content of the EANx; and (ii) the maximum operating depth of the EANx; (l) if the dive is carried out using mixed gas: (i) the oxygen content and the nitrogen content (if any) of the gas; and (ii) the maximum operating depth of the mixed gas; and (iii) the minimum operating depth of the bottom mix. Note for regulation 180