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Dive Hervey Bay Dive Trips and Courses
What to bring Dive Trips
What to bring Dive Trips
What to bring Dive Trips
For Dive Trips
Please bring your certification Diver ID
Any snacks water meds Sun protection etc
Ensure you have in addition to your basic snorkel and SCUBA Gear
Knife Gloves Torch Safety Sausage Whistle
Ideally a guide line if diving on the wrecks as an option only
Most of our dives are simply swim throughs
PLEASE always contact us at least a couple of days prior to the course
For a weather update trip details
Dive Courses
What to bring Dive Trips
What to bring Dive Trips
In Queensland we have the most legislated Diving Industry in the World
Call in and get the medical questionnaire or I can email you a copy
Prior to commencing a Dive Course in Queensland please go to :
The SRWA Regulation requires any person training for an entry-level recreational diving certificate to complete a self-assessed medical declaration form prior to training.
Where they identify in the declaration medical conditions or if they are over 45 years old or have a body mass index of over 30 and a waist circumference greater than 102 cm for males and 88 cm for females; then the person conducting the business or undertaking must not allow the person to commence the training
until the person can provide a dive medical certificate by a doctor, certifying that the person is medically fit to dive.
An example of a self-assessed medical declaration for entry-level certificate divers is attached at Appendix 3. A body mass index (BMI) calculation chart is attached at Appendix 4 (reproduced with the permission of Queensland Health). The medical certification should be provided in English, preferably by a medical practitioner with experience in diving medicine, within 90 days prior to the commencement of training. The person conducting the business or undertaking should ensure that people undertaking training for an entry level recreational diving certificate are at least a minimum of 10 years of age.
If the diver is under the age of 18 years, parental or guardian consent should be obtained for the diver to undertake training for an entry-level recreational diving certificate.
A Basic swimming skills and being comfortable in the water is important
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