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I Learned About Diving From That...: Discuss Online source for incident/accident reports? in the General Diving Forums forums: Hi guys, I remember browsing a great site some months ago that was a database of incident reports from serious ...

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Old 14-03-08, 06:37 AM
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Online source for incident/accident reports?
Hi guys,

I remember browsing a great site some months ago that was a database of incident reports from serious diving accidents. It was sobering reading and there were some good lessons there. I now want to access that (or simular) site again for the purpose of creating some supplementary training lectures for my DMs, Rescue and Tech students. Sadly, I lost the address for the last site I browsed and cannot find it by search now.

I've got the latest DAN reports and read some cave diving incident reports on the IUCRR website...but something dealing specifically with recreational and technical accidents would be great.

Does anyone have links to suitable sites please???
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You could look through the 'I Learned About Diving From That' sub-forum for incidents.

However, what I think you are talking about is the BSAC Annual report. Have a search on here & you should find a link.
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The BSAC Incident Reports are here

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There is also the Dive Accident Repository on Yahoo Groups. Not sure if it is still active but the archive should be there.
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Is there an equivalent for PADI?
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The BSAC reports are multi-agency. I think most agencies (including PADI) support and contribute to them.

They are UK-centric and I'm not aware of ones outside the UK.

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Mailing list is here guys.

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