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Scuba News
March 18, 2024 by HAL
Excellence in diving requires building strong systems and structures to foster a culture of improvement. Key aspects include recruitment alignment, skill development, common language communication, feedback, and recognition. Adhering to these processes ensures everyone understands goals, grows competencies, and fosters teamwork. Read the article
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March 16, 2024 by HAL
When deciding whether to dive or not, it’s crucial to assess justification, feasibility, find the right solution, identify alternatives, and choose the best one. Personal reasoning, feasibility, team consultation, and considering alternatives are key in decision-making to ensure safety and success. It’s important to maintain a clear mindset, involve all team members, have contingency plans, […]
March 15, 2024 by HAL
Situational awareness in diving is crucial for safety, as attention is limited. To increase awareness, it’s important to focus on one task at a time, delegate tasks among team members, and ask questions to enhance understanding. Five exercises can help improve situational awareness, including multitasking demonstrations and scenario-based training. It’s essential to slow down, process […]
February 21, 2024 by HAL
Operating on autopilot, or being distracted by familiarity, can lead to errors in decision-making due to the brain working at a skill-based level. Familiar actions have a low error rate, while new or unique actions have a higher error rate. Incidents often occur when people are operating at a skill-based level, as they become distracted […]
February 18, 2024 by HAL
Human factors involve more than just human errors and personal limitations, including organizational and cultural elements. Technical skills are crucial, but non-technical skills like decision-making and communication are equally important for safety. Misconceptions include thinking human factors only address human errors and that focusing on technical skills alone is sufficient for safety. Understanding human factors […]
February 14, 2024 by HAL
The text discusses the fine line between complacency and efficiency in diving practices. Over time, divers tend to skip certain safety procedures assuming familiarity with their buddy or environment, which can lead to dangerous situations. While efficiency is desired, it’s crucial to maintain a balance and not overlook important safety protocols to avoid incidents. Read […]
February 11, 2024 by HAL
Change in the diving industry should be driven from within by individuals involved in diving, rather than by top-down directives. Changes should start from those who are most affected, such as the working professionals in the industry, to improve quality, safety, and overall culture. The focus is on empowering mid-level individuals to lead changes that […]
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