AS/NZS 2299.4:2005
Occupational diving operations - Film and photographic diving
Specifies requirements for the personnel, equipment and procedures used in occupational underwater operations associated with the production, for commercial purposes, of feature films, television, natural history visuals, corporate videos and photographic stills, and is applicable to all persons involved in the production, including producers, directors, cinematographers, gaffers and department personnel, set construction personnel, underwater technicians, safety divers, stunt people, actors and stills photographers, including self-employed and freelance operators. Applies to diving in water to depths not exceeding 30 m.
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AS/NZS 2299.4:2005 OCCUPATIONAL DIVING OPERATIONS - FILM AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DIVING
PREFACE
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 OBJECTIVE
1.3 APPLICATION
1.4 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.5 DEFINITIONS
1.5.1 Production
SECTION 2 OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
2.1 ORGANIZATION
2.2 OPERATIONS MANUAL, DIVE PLANS AND LOG BOOKS
2.2.1 General
2.2.2 Operations manual
2.2.3 Dive plan and risk assessment
2.2.4 Diver™s log book
2.2.5 Records
2.3 SET CONSTRUCTION
2.4 MEDICALS AND DIVE FITNESS
2.4.1 Medical certificates
2.4.2 Fitness to dive
SECTION 3 PERSONNEL, TRAINING AND COMPETENCY
3.1 DIVE TEAM SELECTION CRITERIA
3.2 DIVE SUPERVISOR
3.2.1 Qualifications and experience
3.2.2 Duties
3.3 DIVE TECHNICIANS AND PRODUCTION PERSONNEL
3.3.1 Qualifications and experience
3.3.2 Duties
3.4 ACTORS AND MODELS
3.4.1 General
3.4.2 Training of actors
3.4.3 Duties
3.5 STUNT AND SAFETY DIVERS
3.5.1 Qualifications and experience
3.5.2 Duties
SECTION 4 WORKPLACES, SERVICES AND EQUIPMENT
4.1 VESSELS
4.2 EXIT AND ENTRY PROVISIONS
4.3 POWER SUPPLIES
4.4 EQUIPMENT
4.4.1 General
4.4.2 Specialized equipment
4.5 BREATHING APPARATUS
4.5.1 Selection
4.5.2 Breathing gas quality
4.5.3 Air supplies for surface supplied operations
4.5.4 Auxiliary air sources for safety divers
4.5.5 Gas cylinders
4.6 COMMUNICATIONS
4.7 DIVE COMPUTERS AND DIVE TABLES
4.8 DIVER™S EQUIPMENT
4.8.1 Diving dress
4.8.2 Specifications
4.8.3 Buoyancy compensators
4.9 MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
4.9.1 General
4.9.2 Oxygen resuscitation equipment
4.10 COMPRESSION CHAMBERS
4.11 DIVING BEFORE OR AFTER TRAVEL
SECTION 5 ACCIDENT REPORTING
5.1 GENERAL
5.2 INVESTIGATION OF ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS
APPENDIX A - OPERATIONS MANUAL CONTENT
A1 GENERAL
A2 RESPONSIBILITIES, DUTIES AND COMPETENCY OF PERSONS INVOLVED IN THE DIVING OPERATION
A3 RISK ASSESSMENT
A4 PLANT USED IN THE DIVING OPERATION
A5 DIVING PROCEDURES
A6 DIVING EMERGENCIES
A7 ASSOCIATED ACTIVITY AND OTHER HAZARDS
APPENDIX B - SAMPLE SCENARIOS FOR DIVE PLAN OR LOG BOOK SELECTION AND TEAM SIZE GUIDANCE
B1 SCOPE
B2 MAJOR SHOOTS FOR FEATURES OR COMMERCIALS
B3 MINOR SHOOTS FOR FEATURES OR COMMERCIALS
B3.1 Working from a vessel at sea
B3.2 Working from a pool, constructed container or shore
B4 DOCUMENTARIES FOR TRAVEL, TOURISM OR HUMAN INTEREST
B5 DOCUMENTARIES FOR NATURAL HISTORY
B6 STILL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR INCOME
B7 WORKING WITH MODELS
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References
Occupational diving operations - Part 3: Recreational industry diving and snorkelling operations
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AS/NZS 2299.4:2005 OCCUPATIONAL DIVING OPERATIONS - FILM AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DIVING
PREFACE
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 OBJECTIVE
1.3 APPLICATION
1.4 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.5 DEFINITIONS
1.5.1 Production
SECTION 2 OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
2.1 ORGANIZATION
2.2 OPERATIONS MANUAL, DIVE PLANS AND LOG BOOKS
2.2.1 General
2.2.2 Operations manual
2.2.3 Dive plan and risk assessment
2.2.4 Diver™s log book
2.2.5 Records
2.3 SET CONSTRUCTION
2.4 MEDICALS AND DIVE FITNESS
2.4.1 Medical certificates
2.4.2 Fitness to dive
SECTION 3 PERSONNEL, TRAINING AND COMPETENCY
3.1 DIVE TEAM SELECTION CRITERIA
3.2 DIVE SUPERVISOR
3.2.1 Qualifications and experience
3.2.2 Duties
3.3 DIVE TECHNICIANS AND PRODUCTION PERSONNEL
3.3.1 Qualifications and experience
3.3.2 Duties
3.4 ACTORS AND MODELS
3.4.1 General
3.4.2 Training of actors
3.4.3 Duties
3.5 STUNT AND SAFETY DIVERS
3.5.1 Qualifications and experience
3.5.2 Duties
SECTION 4 WORKPLACES, SERVICES AND EQUIPMENT
4.1 VESSELS
4.2 EXIT AND ENTRY PROVISIONS
4.3 POWER SUPPLIES
4.4 EQUIPMENT
4.4.1 General
4.4.2 Specialized equipment
4.5 BREATHING APPARATUS
4.5.1 Selection
4.5.2 Breathing gas quality
4.5.3 Air supplies for surface supplied operations
4.5.4 Auxiliary air sources for safety divers
4.5.5 Gas cylinders
4.6 COMMUNICATIONS
4.7 DIVE COMPUTERS AND DIVE TABLES
4.8 DIVER™S EQUIPMENT
4.8.1 Diving dress
4.8.2 Specifications
4.8.3 Buoyancy compensators
4.9 MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
4.9.1 General
4.9.2 Oxygen resuscitation equipment
4.10 COMPRESSION CHAMBERS
4.11 DIVING BEFORE OR AFTER TRAVEL
SECTION 5 ACCIDENT REPORTING
5.1 GENERAL
5.2 INVESTIGATION OF ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS
APPENDIX A - OPERATIONS MANUAL CONTENT
A1 GENERAL
A2 RESPONSIBILITIES, DUTIES AND COMPETENCY OF PERSONS INVOLVED IN THE DIVING OPERATION
A3 RISK ASSESSMENT
A4 PLANT USED IN THE DIVING OPERATION
A5 DIVING PROCEDURES
A6 DIVING EMERGENCIES
A7 ASSOCIATED ACTIVITY AND OTHER HAZARDS
APPENDIX B - SAMPLE SCENARIOS FOR DIVE PLAN OR LOG BOOK SELECTION AND TEAM SIZE GUIDANCE
B1 SCOPE
B2 MAJOR SHOOTS FOR FEATURES OR COMMERCIALS
B3 MINOR SHOOTS FOR FEATURES OR COMMERCIALS
B3.1 Working from a vessel at sea
B3.2 Working from a pool, constructed container or shore
B4 DOCUMENTARIES FOR TRAVEL, TOURISM OR HUMAN INTEREST
B5 DOCUMENTARIES FOR NATURAL HISTORY
B6 STILL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR INCOME
B7 WORKING WITH MODELS
AS/NZS 2299.4:2005
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