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Commercial shellfish diving in inshore water: Diving at Work Regulations 1997
General diving hazards
(Diving Information Sheet No. 1)
Diving system winches
(Diving Information Sheet No. 2)
Breathing gas management
(Diving Information Sheet No. 3)
Compression chambers
(Diving Information Sheet No. 4)
Exposure limits for air diving operations
(Diving Information Sheet No. 5)
Maintenance of diving bell hoist ropes
(Diving Information Sheet No. 6)
This has been replaced by IMCA document "Guidelines on wire rope integrity management for vessels in the offshore industry (IMCA SEL 022/M 194)".
Bell run and bell lock out times
(Diving Information Sheet No. 7)
Diving in benign conditions, and in pools, tanks, aquariums and helicopter underwater escape training
(Diving Information Sheet No. 8)
Divers' breathing air standard and the frequency of tests
(Diving Information Sheet No. 9)
Diving cylinders: Guidance on internal corrosion, fitting valves and filling
(Diving Information Sheet No. 10)
Diving cylinders: Guidance on their manufacture, inspection and carriage
(Diving Information Sheet No. 11)
Cleaning of diving equipment
(Diving Information Sheet No. 12)
Differential pressure hazards in diving
(Diving Information Sheet No. 13)
The noise exposure of working divers
(Diving Information Sheet No. 14)

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