Compared to many other Adventure activities, Open Water SCUBA diving is generally considered a low-risk activity. However, it does involve some inherent dangers which you should be aware of.
Diving risks can be significantly reduced through the SSI Training Philosophy – development of proper knowledge, skills, equipment and experience. However, Open Water SCUBA diving has an element of inherent risk that no amount of proper training, care, caution and expertise can eliminate. Oceans Alive has a current Qualworx certification which shows that our Safety Management System and delivery of the adventure activity Scuba diving (sport) complies with the Safety Audit Standard for Adventure Activities.
Divers must also take personal responsibility for minimizing the risks through good judgement, common sense, respect and personal awareness during all diving activities.
SHOP
Tsunami
Boat and Vehicle movements (Carpark)
Fire
Tornado
Slippery surfaces
Lifting/crush injuries
GENERAL DIVING
MUST be Medically fit to Dive
Pre-existing physiological and psychological conditions in the diver
Lifting crush injuries
Slippery surfaces
Loss of breath gas supply
Failure of diving equipment other than breathing apparatus
Decompression Sickness
Hypoxia (low oxygen)
Hypercapnia (high carbon dioxide)
Gas Narcosis
Barotrauma
Decompression injuries
Drowning
Flying after Diving
Exposure to COVID 19 virus & other infectious diseases