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Subject to subregulation (3), the person must keep — (a) a copy of the risk assessment until at least 28 days after the work to which it relates is completed; and (b) a copy of the dive plan until the work to which it relates is completed.
If a notifiable incident occurs in connection with the work to which the assessment or dive plan relates, the person must keep the assessment or dive plan (as applicable) for at least 2 years after the incident occurs.
The person must ensure that, for the period for which the assessment or dive plan must be kept under this regulation, a copy is readily accessible to any worker engaged by the person to carry out the work to which the assessment or dive plan relates.
The person must ensure that, for the period for which the assessment or dive plan must be kept under this regulation, a copy is available for inspection under the Act.
The person must ensure that, for the period for which the assessment or dive plan must be kept under this regulation, a copy is available for inspection under the Act.
This regulation applies if a person conducting a business or undertaking prepares — (a) a risk assessment under regulation 176; or (b) a dive plan under regulation 178.
A dive plan must state the following — (a) the method of carrying out the diving work to which it relates; (b) the tasks and duties of each person involved in the dive; (c) the diving equipment, breathing gases and procedures to be used in the dive; (d) as applicable, dive times, bottom times and…
A person conducting a business or undertaking must ensure that a competent person appointed by the person under regulation 177 gives workers instruction in relation to the dive plan before commencing the diving work to which the plan relates.
A person conducting a business or undertaking at a workplace must ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, that general diving work is carried out in accordance with the dive plan prepared for it.