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:

  1. Discuss your idea with the club Diving Officer, Ross Coleman
  2. If Ross says yes then go ahead and advertise it using the dive planner on the club website.
  3. 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.
  4. If you are not sure, please discuss qualifications and depth limits with the Diving Officer.
  5. For dives where planned decompression is going to happen, discuss your plans with the DO before the dive.
  6. For shore dives, please make sure you have got the club oxygen set and the club medical kit.
  7. 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.
  8. Thank everyone that helped ... lots.
  9. 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)

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Planned Dive - Stradbroke Island, QLD

<>Brisbane BSAC have offered to run a Dive-Fest Down Under.  Jo Barkworth from Bee-SAC has asked all of the BSAC branches to advertise some places on the trip.  At the moment, each branch has 5 places.  The diving is boat based off a rib (unless we get more divers than we expect).  Its mainly reef, with coral heads, manta rays etc (please see the previous trip report).  Accomodation will be in a ...

Who's coming?

Rob Jones

Meet at TBC.

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