Western Australian Current Regulations Western Australian Current Regulations A person conducting a
business or undertaking at a workplace where general diving work is carried
out must keep a dive safety log that contains the following information about
each dive carried out by a worker —
(a) the
name of the worker who carries out the dive;
(b) the
name of any other person with whom the dive is carried out;
(c) the
name of the competent person appointed under regulation 177 to supervise
the diving work;
(d) the
date and location of the dive;
(e) the
time each diver enters and leaves the water;
(f) the
maximum depth of the dive;
(g) any
incident, difficulty, discomfort or injury that occurs or is experienced
during the dive;
(h) if
the dive was carried out using a dive computer — the dive time;
(i)
if the dive was carried out using dive
tables — the repetitive dive group, if available, and either the
bottom time or the dive time;
(j) if
the repetitive group and surface interval result in a repetitive
factor — the surface interval and the repetitive factor;
(k) if
the dive is carried out using EANx —
(i)
the oxygen content of the EANx; and
(ii)
the maximum operating depth of the EANx;
(l) if
the dive is carried out using mixed gas —
(i)
the oxygen content and the nitrogen content (if any) of
the gas; and
(ii)
the maximum operating depth of the mixed gas; and
(iii)
the minimum operating depth of the bottom mix.
Penalty:
(a) for
an individual, a fine of $1 450;
(b) for
a body corporate, a fine of $7 000.