Diving Operations Rescue Plan
Diving Operations Rescue Plan
Aware of the risks that can directly and indirectly threaten the
operations carried out by the company SIBMA LTDA., we have prepared this plan to
appropriately face the possible emergencies that may arise.
OBJECTIVE
Establish the minimum necessary procedures that must be carried out to achieve
to exercise adequate control, so that our employees can cope with
the different situations, as well as getting to safety in the shortest time possible in a
organized way.
SCOPE
GENERAL CONDITIONS
Check before and after each use of the equipment. Make sure to fill out the life records.
same after their use.
Know perfectly the limitations and the way to use each equipment, use it.
always in accordance with the rules.
Never attempt to use rescue techniques for which you have not been properly trained.
trained.
I never acted alone and refrain from participating in a rescue if you do not feel in perfect shape.
conditions. Be aware of your real capabilities.
Plan the activity well before carrying it out, trying to anticipate all failures.
that could occur and taking the necessary measures to prevent them.
Never perform diving work if you are not sure you want to and can.
do it; these actions can only be carried out when the weather conditions and
the physical conditions of the place allow.
In the operations area, there should always be the smallest number of people.
Before, during, and after the work, the areas must be kept identified and cleared.
evacuation routes.
The general supervisor, the diving supervisor, and HSE are the ones who order the evacuation.
in case of detecting unsafe conditions not allowed during the risk period that
they endanger workers.
MEDIA
EVACUATION MEANS:
MINGUEO-GUAJIRA
VIA MEANS OF TRANSPORT TIME
TERRESTRIAL Ambulance. 10 minutes
Support vehicle (approximately)
SIBMA terrestrial
LTDA.
RIOHACHA
CEDES CLINIC CALLE 13 N° 11-75 7286185
SOCIETY MEDICAL CL 10 No. 12-20 (5) 7271873
RIOHACHA CLINIC SAS
Preparation:
The personnel involved in the rescue must be trained and have a minimum of 8
training hours.
Before starting a rescue, quickly assess the risks of the environment and ensure
about what is happening, detecting unsafe external conditions not
allowed that endanger workers.
Patient access:
The unconscious patient must always be transported on a stretcher to prevent them from
I hit him once he was taken out of the water.
If it is necessary to transfer the worker to the medical center by ambulance, the worker will be
accompanied to the medical center by HSE staff.
Consolidation of information:
Describe what strategies and tactics were used for the incident
noting which problems arose.