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Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — 66
66 (1) The Minister may insert in a pilot’s certificate issued pursuant to section 65 or 71, or attach to a document referred to in paragraph 64(d), restrictions on the piloting of an ADS by the holder of the certificate or document where the Minister considers those restrictions necessary for safety reasons. (2) Where the Minister inserts a restriction in a certificate or attaches a restriction to a document pursuant to subsection (1), the Minister shall give the holder of the certificate or document an opportunity to show cause why that restriction should not be so inserted or attached.
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — 67
67 (1) A medical doctor who examines a pilot for the purposes of subparagraph 64(b)(ii) or section 71 may insert in the pilot’s medical certificate medical restrictions on the pilot where the doctor considers those restrictions necessary for safety reasons. (2) Where a medical doctor inserts medical restrictions in a pilot’s medical certificate pursuant to subsection (1) or certifies in a medical certificate in a pilot’s logbook that the pilot is medically unfit to pilot an ADS, the Minister shall, on application by the pilot within one month after the insertion or certification by the doctor, review the certificate and the pilot’s medical examination record related to the certificate with one or more medical doctors.
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — 68
68 (1) The Minister may invalidate a pilot’s certificate issued pursuant to section 65 or 71 where, in the opinion of the Minister, the holder of the certificate has become incompetent or incapacitated. (2) Where the Minister proposes to invalidate a pilot’s certificate pursuant to subsection (1), the Minister shall give the holder of the certificate at least 30 days’ notice in writing setting out the reasons for the proposed invalidation and shall give the holder an opportunity to show cause why the certificate should not be invalidated.
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — 69
69 (1) A pilot shall keep a logbook that is permanently bound, has numbered pages and contains the name and signature of the pilot and a photograph that is a likeness of the pilot. (2) A pilot shall, as soon as possible after making a dive, enter in the pilot’s logbook referred to in subsection (1), for each dive made by the pilot, (a) the date of the dive; (b) the name of the diving contractor, if any, who conducted the dive; (c) the name of the operator or the operator’s representative responsible for the dive; (d) the name or other designation and the location of the craft or installation from which, or other dive site at which, the dive was conducted; (e) the dive identification number referred to in paragraph 50(1)(e); (f) the name of the ADS supervisor who supervised the dive; (g) the maximum depth, the bottom time and the total dive time of the dive; (h) the work performed by the pilot; (i) a description of any discomfort, injury or illness suffered by the pilot; and (j) any other factor relevant to the safety or health of the pilot. (3) A pilot shall, after completion of an entry in the pilot’s logbook in accordance with subsection (2), immediately sign the entry and request the ADS supervisor who supervised the dive to countersign the entry as soon as possible. (4) No person shall make any alteration to an entry in a pilot’s logbook referred to in subsection (1) unless the alteration is initialled by the pilot and by the ADS supervisor who countersigned the entry. (5) A pilot shall produce, on request, the pilot’s logbook referred to in subsection (1) for inspection by (a) a conservation engineer pursuant to paragraph 43(b) of the Act; and (b) the diving doctor or medical doctor who examines the pilot for the purposes of these Regulations, at the time of the examination. (6) A pilot shall keep in the pilot’s logbook referred to in subsection (1) (a) the pilot’s certificate or equivalent document; (b) any certificates or other evidence of qualification in addition to those referred to in paragraph (a); and (c) any certificates or other evidence of medical examination received from a diving doctor or medical doctor. (7) A pilot shall retain the pilot’s logbook referred to in subsection (1) for a period of not less than two years after the day of the last entry made in it.
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — 70
70 (1) A specialized diving doctor who is involved in a diving operation shall not assume responsibility for any aspect of the operation other than the medical aspect. (2) A person who has first-aid or medical training and who is employed in a diving operation shall report, without delay, to the supervisor of the diving operation any medical consultation the person had involving a diver or pilot employed in the diving operation and any medical advice or treatment the person provided to the diver or pilot.
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — 71
71 (1) Where a person holds a certificate issued by the Minister pursuant to section 28, 30, 32, 34, 54, 56, 58 or 65, or holds a valid document that has been accepted by the Minister pursuant to paragraph 27(c), 29(c), 31(c) or 33(d), for at least five years, the Minister may, on application, issue the person a certificate, for the same category as the certificate or document that was held, that is valid, subject to section 36, 61 or 68, for as long as the person is certified to be medically fit in accordance with paragraph 27(b), 53(b) or 64(b). (2) Where a person satisfies the Minister that, for any period of five years before the coming into force of these Regulations, the person would have qualified for a certificate under these Regulations if these Regulations had been in force during that period, the Minister may, on application received prior to January 1, 1991, issue the person the certificate that the person would have qualified for, that is valid, subject to section 36, 61 or 68, for as long as the person is certified medically fit in accordance with paragraph 27(b), 53(b) or 64(b).
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — 72
72 Any contravention of section 6, 7, 9 to 27, 29, 31, 33, 37 to 53, 55, 57, 62 to 64, 69 or 70 is an offence under the Act.
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — 1
1 The procedures manual for a diving program shall contain the standard operating procedures to be followed in any diving operation that will be part of the diving program and shall include (a) the procedures for any consultations with the person in charge of any craft or installation from which the diving operation is conducted; (b) the procedures to be followed by each person involved in a dive that will be part of the diving program, including a diver, stand-by diver, pilot, attendant and supervisor; (c) for each depth and each type of dive, the procedures for (i) conducting the dive, taking into account (A) local meteorological and sea-state conditions, and (B) hazards such as strong currents, man-made structures and activities, other than diving, being conducted in the vicinity, (ii) the selection of the appropriate breathing mixture, decompression tables and treatment tables to be used in the dive, (iii) the use, inspection and maintenance of the diving plant and equipment, including communications and signalling equipment, to be used in the dive, (iv) the lowering and recovery of a diver and the launching and recovery of any skip, diving bell, diving submersible or ADS to be used in the dive, (v) the completion of the diving operations logbook referred to in paragraph 9(5)(m) and subsection 50(1), including sample entries, and (vi) the making of a decision to commence, continue, interrupt or discontinue the dive, including any conditions to be taken into account in the determination; and (d) a sample of the pre-dive checklist to be followed.
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — 1
1 (1) The contingency plan for a diving program shall contain the emergency procedures to be followed, where circumstances that are likely to endanger a diver or pilot make it impossible and unsafe to follow the procedures contained in the procedures manual for the diving program, such as (a) deteriorating environmental conditions; (b) unexpected weather or sea-state conditions; (c) inability of a craft to maintain itself at the location of a dive site; (d) evacuation of a craft or installation; (e) evacuation of divers under pressures greater than atmospheric pressure; (f) in-water emergency transfers; (g) failure of any major component of diving plant or equipment; and (h) fouling of equipment below the surface that impairs the ability of a diver or pilot to complete a dive. (2) The emergency procedures referred to in subsection (1) shall include procedures for (a) emergency signalling between divers involved in the diving program and between the divers and their attendants using umbilicals or other suitable methods; (b) the provision of stand-by divers; (c) the provision of crafts, stand-by boats and any other devices to be used for rescue; (d) the provision of first-aid treatment and therapeutic decompression; (e) the use of the evacuation, rescue and treatment facilities and devices referred to in section 23 to be used in the diving program; (f) contacting the evacuation, rescue and treatment facilities referred to in section 23 and the medical services referred to in paragraphs 24(b) and (d) that will be used in the diving program; (g) the operation of the emergency power supply; (h) the evacuation of a craft or installation used in the diving program; (i) the evacuation of divers under pressures greater than atmospheric pressure; and (j) in-water emergency transfers.
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Name of craft or installation: Operator:
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Dive profile: Depth: Bottom time: Time left surface: Tables used: Ascent method: Ascent rate & time: Time returned to surface:
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Ascent rate & time: Time returned to surface:
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Name of specialized diving doctor or medical attendant who treated diver or pilot:
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Treatment: Name of diver or pilot treated: Treatment table used: Diver’s or pilot’s medical condition after treatment:
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Diver’s or pilot’s medical condition after treatment:
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Number of dives made by diver or pilot in the 24 hours preceding accident/incident:
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Gas mixture(s) used: (in dive) (in treatment)
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Condition of personal equipment after accident/incident:
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Personal equipment examined at: (Location and date) By: (Name of examiner)
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Summary of accident/incident: (Use additional sheets as necessary)
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Signature of operator or operator’s representative Signature of supervisor
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All abnormal findings shall be recorded on the supervisor’s or pilot’s medical examination record.
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Family name: First name(s): Birth date: Sex: M/F
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Audiometry: Rt. Normal? Yes/No Lt. Normal? Yes/No
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SKIN : Rash? Yes/No Infection? Yes/No Parasites? Yes/No Lymph glands normal? Yes/No Breasts normal? Yes/No
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RESP : Any chest scars or deformity? Yes/No Chest auscultation normal? Yes/No Any adventitious sounds? Yes/No Current chest X-ray normal? Yes/No/Not Done: *
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Current chest X-ray normal? Yes/No/Not Done: *
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CARDIOVASCULAR : BP: / Pulse: / min. Peripheral pulses and circulation normal? Yes/No Normal apex beat? Yes/No Normal heart sounds? Yes/No Murmurs present? Yes/No ECG normal? Yes/No Exercise tolerance test (eg. Ruffier test) normal? Yes/No
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Peripheral pulses and circulation normal? Yes/No
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Exercise tolerance test (eg. Ruffier test) normal? Yes/No
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ABDOMEN : Organomegaly? Yes/No Masses present? Yes/No Herniae present? Yes/No Genitourinary system normal? Yes/No Rectal normal? Yes/No
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MUSCULO-SKELETAL : Spine normal? Yes/No Limbs and joints normal? Yes/No
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CNS : Power & tone of limbs normal? Yes/No Normal sensation to pinprick? Yes/No Light touch? Yes/No Temperature? Yes/No Vibration? Yes/No Proprioception normal? Yes/No Cranial nerves normal? Yes/No Reflexes BJ TJ SJ KJ AJ Abdo. Plantar Clonus Right Left Cerebellar function normal? Yes/No Vestibular function normal? Yes/No Rombergism present? Yes/No Nystagmus present? Yes/No
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LAB. INVESTIGATIONS : Hb: g/dL HCT: Sickle cell trait absent? Yes/No * (initial medical examination) * At the discretion of the examining doctor Blood group: BUN: * Creatinine: * Other Urine PH: Urine free of: albumin? Yes/No sugar? Yes/No protein? Yes/No blood? Yes/No
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Sickle cell trait absent? Yes/No * (initial medical examination) * At the discretion of the examining doctor
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Urine PH: Urine free of: albumin? Yes/No sugar? Yes/No protein? Yes/No blood? Yes/No
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Urine free of: albumin? Yes/No sugar? Yes/No protein? Yes/No blood? Yes/No
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Comment on any abnormalities detected: Is the candidate free from physical defect and disease? Yes/No Has the candidate the physique for prolonged exertion? Yes/No Is the candidate fit for work in all climates if inoculations are up-to-date? Yes/No Is the candidate unfit permanently? Yes/No Is the candidate unfit temporarily? Yes/No Date for next examination: Is the candidate fit with restrictions? Yes/No Specify:
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Is the candidate free from physical defect and disease? Yes/No
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Has the candidate the physique for prolonged exertion? Yes/No
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Is the candidate fit for work in all climates if inoculations are up-to-date? Yes/No
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Is the candidate unfit permanently? Yes/No
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Is the candidate unfit temporarily? Yes/No Date for next examination:
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Is the candidate fit with restrictions? Yes/No Specify:
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Name and address of examining doctor: Signed: Date: Place:
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — (a)
To be completed by the candidate in ballpoint pen. Circle correct answer. If in doubt, ask the advice of the examining doctor. (a) Family name: First name(s): Birth date: S.I.N.: Provincial Health No.: (b) Have you had a pilot’s medical examination before? Yes/No If yes, when? Where? (c) Date and place of any X-ray examinations: (d) Give details of vaccinations: (e) Do you have, or have you ever had or been treated for, any of the following medical conditions? 1 Asthma Yes/No 18 Dizziness, loss of balance Yes/No 2 Hay fever or allergies Yes/No 19 Head injury or concussion Yes/No 3 Allergy to drugs/medications Yes/No 20 Stroke or paralysis Yes/No 4 Pneumonia or pleurisy Yes/No 21 Severe headache or migraine Yes/No 5 Bronchitis or other lung diseases Yes/No 22 Nervous breakdown or mental illnesses Yes/No 6 Tuberculosis Yes/No 23 Eye disorders Yes/No 7 Sinus trouble Yes/No 24 Stomach/duodenal/peptic ulcer Yes/No 8 Ear disease Yes/No 25 Gall bladder disorder Yes/No 9 High blood pressure Yes/No 26 Diarrhea or bowel disease Yes/No 10 Rheumatic fever Yes/No 27 Jaundice or hepatitis Yes/No 11 Heart disease or murmur Yes/No 28 Kidney or bladder disease Yes/No 12 Chest pain or palpitations Yes/No 29 Bone/joint disease or injury Yes/No 13 Bleeding tendency Yes/No 30 Back injury or chronic back pain Yes/No 14 Skin diseases Yes/No 31 Other serious illness or injury Yes/No 15 Diabetes Yes/No 32 Motion sickness Yes/No 16 Tropical diseases Yes/No 33 Varicose veins Yes/No 17 Fits, blackouts or epilepsy Yes/No Give details of any positive (Yes) answers, including dates: (f) Give date and place of any hospital admissions or operations: (g) Have you been under medical treatment during the past year? Yes/No If yes, for what? (h) Are you taking, or have you ever taken, any medicines or drugs? Yes/No If yes, specify: (i) How much do you smoke? /day How much do you drink? /week Have you ever suffered from any health problems related to mind-altering, “street” or addictive drugs? Yes/No If yes, give details:
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — (a)
(a) Family name: First name(s): Birth date: S.I.N.: Provincial Health No.:
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(b) Have you had a pilot’s medical examination before? Yes/No If yes, when? Where?
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(c) Date and place of any X-ray examinations:
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — (e)
(e) Do you have, or have you ever had or been treated for, any of the following medical conditions? 1 Asthma Yes/No 18 Dizziness, loss of balance Yes/No 2 Hay fever or allergies Yes/No 19 Head injury or concussion Yes/No 3 Allergy to drugs/medications Yes/No 20 Stroke or paralysis Yes/No 4 Pneumonia or pleurisy Yes/No 21 Severe headache or migraine Yes/No 5 Bronchitis or other lung diseases Yes/No 22 Nervous breakdown or mental illnesses Yes/No 6 Tuberculosis Yes/No 23 Eye disorders Yes/No 7 Sinus trouble Yes/No 24 Stomach/duodenal/peptic ulcer Yes/No 8 Ear disease Yes/No 25 Gall bladder disorder Yes/No 9 High blood pressure Yes/No 26 Diarrhea or bowel disease Yes/No 10 Rheumatic fever Yes/No 27 Jaundice or hepatitis Yes/No 11 Heart disease or murmur Yes/No 28 Kidney or bladder disease Yes/No 12 Chest pain or palpitations Yes/No 29 Bone/joint disease or injury Yes/No 13 Bleeding tendency Yes/No 30 Back injury or chronic back pain Yes/No 14 Skin diseases Yes/No 31 Other serious illness or injury Yes/No 15 Diabetes Yes/No 32 Motion sickness Yes/No 16 Tropical diseases Yes/No 33 Varicose veins Yes/No 17 Fits, blackouts or epilepsy Yes/No Give details of any positive (Yes) answers, including dates:
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22 Nervous breakdown or mental illnesses
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Give details of any positive (Yes) answers, including dates:
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — (f)
(f) Give date and place of any hospital admissions or operations:
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — (g)
(g) Have you been under medical treatment during the past year? Yes/No If yes, for what?
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — (h)
(h) Are you taking, or have you ever taken, any medicines or drugs? Yes/No If yes, specify:
Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations — (i)
(i) How much do you smoke? /day How much do you drink? /week Have you ever suffered from any health problems related to mind-altering, “street” or addictive drugs? Yes/No If yes, give details:
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I (name), , of (address) , declare that all of the above information is true to the best of my knowledge and I give my permission for this information to be communicated to other doctors concerned with my well-being. Signed : Date: Place: Doctor’s Remarks:
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Candidate’s logbook inspected? Yes/No Signed: M.D If “no”, state reason: Dated:
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This is to certify that , born on , 19 at , presently working for , as a Category , is familiar with all the aspects of diving practice and supervision of that category , as specified under the Canada Oil and Gas Diving Regulations . Therefore, I/we, the undersigned, have no hesitation in recommending this applicant as a category diving supervisor and, to the best of my/our knowledge and belief, I/we state that I/we know the applicant sufficiently and that I am/we are not aware of any reason why the applicant should not be granted the above-mentioned status.
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1 Diving supervisor: (please print name) Category: From: (Date) Signature: Date:
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2 Diving supervisor: (please print name) Category: From: (Date) Signature: Date:
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3 Diving contractor or operator: (please print name) Signature: Date:
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All abnormal findings shall be recorded on the diver’s medical examination record.
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SKIN : Rash? Yes/No Infection? Yes/No Parasites? Yes/No Lymph glands normal? Yes/No Skinfold thickness: Lt. biceps: mm Lt. triceps: mm Lt. subscapular: mm Lt. sacroiliac: mm Breasts normal? Yes/No
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Skinfold thickness: Lt. biceps: mm Lt. triceps: mm Lt. subscapular: mm Lt. sacroiliac: mm
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RESP : Any chest scars or deformity? Yes/No Chest auscultation normal? Yes/No Any adventitious sounds? Yes/No Current chest X-ray normal? Yes/No FVC: FEV 1 /FVC% %.
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CARDIOVASCULAR : BP: / Pulse: / min. Varicose veins? Yes/No Peripheral pulses and circulation normal? Yes/No Normal apex beat? Yes/No Normal heart sounds? Yes/No Murmurs present? Yes/No ECG normal? Yes/No Exercise tolerance test (eg. Ruffier test) normal? Yes/No Stress ECG normal? Yes/No/Not done . +
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MUSCULO-SKELETAL Joint X-rays: * Shoulders Hip Knees Rt. normal? Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No Lt. normal? Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No Spine normal? Yes/No Limbs & joints normal? Yes/No
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CNS : Power & tone of limbs normal? Yes/No Normal sensation to pinprick? Yes/No Cranial nerves normal? 1 Yes/No 7 Yes/No 2 Yes/No 8 Yes/No 3 Yes/No 9 Yes/No 4 Yes/No 10 Yes/No 5 Yes/No 11 Yes/No 6 Yes/No 12 Yes/No Reflexes BJ TJ SJ KJ AJ Abdo. Plantar Clonus Right Left Cerebellar function normal? Yes/No Vestibular function normal? Yes/No Rombergism present? Yes/No Nystagmus present? Yes/No EEG normal? Yes/No/Not Done * Electronystagmograms normal? Yes/No/Not Done *
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Electronystagmograms normal? Yes/No/Not Done *