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2. Underwater diving emergency - Wikipedia

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   A significant part of diving equipment is also used for this purpose, and designed to further this goal. In general diving emergencies are prevented by: [9] Reliable equipment, fit for purpose, adequately maintained, and checked for correct function before use. Equipment redundancy is used where necessary to keep risk at an acceptable level ...

3. Diver rescue - Wikipedia

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   In some cases the dive buddy identifies the need by personal observation, but in the more general case identification of the need is followed by locating the casualty. The most common and urgent diving emergencies involve loss of breathing gas, and the provision of emergency gas is the usual response.

4. Hyperbaric evacuation and rescue - Wikipedia

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   Saturation diving is normally done from a saturation system on a diving support vessel or an offshore platform.While under saturation, the divers cannot be decompressed quickly in response to an emergency as that would be rapidly fatal, and though unusual, emergencies requiring personnel evacuation have occurred on such platforms due to extreme weather or accidents.

5. Category:Underwater diving emergency procedures - Wikipedia

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   Pages in category "Underwater diving emergency procedures" The following 22 pages are in this category, out of 22 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. B.

6. ENOS Rescue-System - Wikipedia

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   ENOS is designed for emergencies associated with a diver(s) surfacing too far from the boat to swim back. For example, when divers have been swept away from their vessel by a current or when they can't see the boat because of poor weather. To send an emergency signal, the diver switches on the transmitter.

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