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Is the link in Brens original thread broken for everyone or is it just me

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Is the link in Brens original thread broken for everyone or is it just me

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The British Diving Safety Group (BDSG)

Here we go guys. Top new site sponsored by most UK and other diver training organisations, plus the MCA, HSE and the National Federation of Charter Skippers!

Want to get:

* Diver & dive safety Assessment?
* A pre-season, pre-dive checklist?
* Want to do a pre-dive risk assessment?
* Need Tidal Information or weather reports?
* Incident report forms?

It's all here!!

Have a bag it !

http://www.bdsg.org/
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Has anyone got any good risk assessment sheets for diving that they'd like to share?
The Cave Diving Group one is here: http://www.cavedivinggroup.org.uk/Ar...herentRisk.pdf

no doubt some of it will apply to open water diving.
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