Procedure for Running a Club Dive
So you want to run a club dive; thanks very much, it's people like you that make a huge difference to the club. The advantage of arranging dives is that your type of diving gets done. The general rule is that anyone can organise a club dive, if you are a less experienced diver, then there is nothing wrong in getting a more experienced diver to help you. Here's what to do:
- Discuss your idea with the club Diving Officer, Ross Coleman
- If Ross says yes then go ahead and advertise it using the dive planner on the club website.
- If you are a less experienced diver, new to the area or have never organised a club dive before, it may be best if you had a co-pilot.
- If you are not sure, please discuss qualifications and depth limits with the Diving Officer.
- For dives where planned decompression is going to happen, discuss your plans with the DO before the dive.
- For shore dives, please make sure you have got the club oxygen set and the club medical kit.
- After the dive, please write a report on the website and also try and ensure that the website is updated with photographs and/or gossip.
- Thank everyone that helped ... lots.
- Be extremely smug. It's people like you that make the club happen
Planned Dives
Planned Dive - Jervis Bay - Seals
Following very enjoyable dives with the seals that visit Jervis Bay over winter I've decided to organise another trip for 2010.
We'll be diving with deep 6 again on their boat Genesis. At present the boat is empty and it takes up to 10 divers. Its $110 per double dive (although if we book 7 or more spaces one diver will go free so that cost will be split between all the divers).
<>For accomodati>...Who's coming?
Al (& Anne)
Steven B (& Imogen)
Stuart
Rob J (Jill TBC)
Owen (& Zoe)
Planned Dive - Stradbroke Island, QLD
Who's coming?
Rob Jones