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Exhibit 1, 241 FW 10 |
Supersedes Exhibit 1, 241 FW
10, FWM 427, Date: Series: Occupational Safety and Health Part 241: Safety Operations Originating Office: Division of Safety and Health |
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Introduction A
Diving Safety Plan (DSP) documents the planning and hazard analysis
for a specific type of diving operation (i.e., suction dredging,
transect survey, rebreathers, etc.). Prior to
engaging in each new diving procedure or when utilizing a new type of
equipment for which a DSP does not currently exist, the dive team conducting
the dive operation must complete a DSP and the Regional/CNO Diving Officer
must approve the plan. Once approved, future dives of a similar nature may
reference the existing DSP. The DSP is not intended
to supplant the Field Crew Emergency Plan and Pre-dive Briefing (FWS Form
3-2222). At a minimum, include the following information in the
DSP: I. Objective ·
Describe objective(s) of using the
particular equipment or procedure. II. Description of Equipment and Techniques ·
Provide references for equipment and
techniques if available. ·
Describe the equipment to be used. ·
Describe the proposed sequence of
operations including required tasks and communications in detail. ·
Describe the support vessel, if
applicable. III. Diving Plan Hazard Analysis ·
Describe hazards associated with the
proposed operation and equipment that the diver may experience, and what
preventative actions will be employed to alleviate
the hazard. The following table format is suggested:
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