A person must not carry out general diving work (other than incidental diving work and limited scientific diving work) unless—
(a) the person has one or more of the following qualifications—(i) a statement of attainment for a specified VET course for general diving work that includes the type of general diving work to be carried out by the person;(ii) a certificate for general diving work, issued by a training organisation, that mentions the subject areas covered in AS/NZS 4005.2:2000 (Training and certification of—recreational divers—Recreational SCUBA dive supervisor); and
(b) the person has, through training, qualification or experience, acquired sound knowledge and skill in relation to the following—(i) the application of diving physics;(ii) the use, inspection and maintenance of diving equipment (including emergency equipment) and air supply of the type to be used in the proposed general diving work;(iii) the use of decompression tables or dive computers;(iv) dive planning;(v) ways of communicating with another diver and with persons at the surface during general diving work;(vi) how to safely carry out general diving work of the type proposed to be carried out;(vii) diving physiology and first aid.Note—See section 44 of the Act .