Watercraft and Diver Safety

Scuba Diver Safety and Watercraft A Dive Smart Alberta Guide to Staying Safe on the Water Alberta’s lakes are busy places—boaters, paddlers, anglers, and divers all sharing the same water. That’s where

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Diving for Golf Balls: A Risk Recreational Divers Should Avoid

Diving for Golf Balls: Why Recreational Divers Should Stay Out of the Pond Every diver has heard the stories: “There’s money to be made pulling golf balls out of water hazards.”

Diving Safety

Public Education

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Why Recreational Scuba Divers Should Not Be Hired for Underwater Work

Recreational Divers Are Not Working Divers Understanding the Role of a Recreational Scuba Diver Discover what defines a recreational scuba diver, including training levels, limitations, and expectations. A recreational scuba diver is an

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Recreational Diving

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Recreational vs. Commercial Diving: When Your Skills Apply – And When They Don’t

Recreational vs. Commercial Diving: You’ve taken a Search and Recovery course—great! That means you’ve learned valuable skills like using lift bags, search patterns, and reels. But before you dive in to

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Cell Phone Recovery: Should You Dive In?

You’ve Lost Your Cell Phone, Now What? Phones are expensive. They hold our contacts, photos, videos, and maybe even your dive log. So when one takes a splash into a lake

Occupational & Commercial Diving

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What is an Occupational Scuba Diver

Let's Explain what an Occupational Scuba Diver is.An Occupational SCUBA Diver is a professional diver who performs underwater work as part of their paid job, typically following government-regulated safety and