Commercial Diving: Emergency Evacuation Systems (EES)³ Requirements
Occupational health is complicated for commercial divers.
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An emergency evacuation system (EES) is a dedicated PVHO that is designed for transport/evacuation of divers in saturation in an emergency situation, such as hazardous material contamination. Any planned saturation diving operation, a scuba diving technique that reduces the risk of decompression sickness, requires an EES.
Checklist topics include: a PVHO adapted and designated for use in an evacuation, a dedicated rescue system where a pressure chamber is fitted, can accommodate the maximum number of divers, locating device, shut-off valve, oxygen or mixed gas on board, primary and secondary means to remove carbon dioxide, written procedure for evacuation, saturation system, capable of transfer of supply and equipment under pressure, the means to be recovered, towed and lifted, tested for positive buoyancy, two-way communication, gas control panels, emergency gas, monitoring oxygen and CO₂, and more.
Occupational safety is of particular concern to the diving industry, offshore diving operations, saturation diving teams and emergency response diving teams. Stay safe by performing regular inspections of your emergency procedures, life support systems and equipment to prevent decompression illness. Save, share and send your completed checklists right from the GoCanvas Cloud, anywhere you are.
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