Who is primarily responsible for ensuring the ship is properly tagged out?

The Dive Supervisor holds primary responsibility for ensuring that the ship is properly tagged out. This role involves overseeing all aspects of diving operations and ensuring safety protocols are strictly followed. The Dive Supervisor must ensure that any hazardous systems or equipment on the vessel are properly tagged out before diving operations commence. This action minimizes the risk of accidental activation or release of energy that could endanger divers.

The Dive Supervisor focuses specifically on aspects that directly impact diving safety, including the management of potential hazards and ensuring that all safety measures, including tagging out processes, are effectively communicated and enforced. The Dive Supervisor is trained to assess risks involved in the dive and to implement necessary safety precautions, making their oversight critical for the safe conduct of diving operations.