Six Important Safety Rules for Lobster Diving

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Six Important Safety Rules for Lobster Diving
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Contents

• Introduction
• Get Proper Training in Diving
• Be fit
• Dive with experienced divers
• Check your Dive Equipments
• Plan your Dive
• Know your Dive Environment

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Introduction

• To be a perfect lobster diver, one should follow
  the safety rules of diving.
• There are various safety rules for diving that
  includes proper training, dive with experienced
  diver, be fit, check all dive equipment, plan
  your dive and know your dive environment.

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Get Proper Training in Diving

• This is the most important safety rule for
  lobster diving
• Proper training will make you experienced and
  feel comfortable when you are diving underwater.
• The best way to get proper training is to
  complete the course in diving.

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Be fit

• The second safety rule for lobster diving is to
  be in a good physical shape.
• You dont have to be over fit but at least you
  should be able to swim and take the stress of
  diving.

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Dive with experienced divers

• The third safety rule for lobster diving is never
  dive alone.
• No matter where you are always dive with
  assistance of experienced diver. Keep an eye on
  them to make sure that you are diving safely.

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Check your Dive Equipments

• The fourth safety rule for lobster diving is
  checking the dive equipments properly.
• When diving underwater, your survival mainly
  depends upon your dive equipments.
• Dont be lazy in checking your dive equipments
  before diving under water. The major dive
  accidents occur because of improper checking of
  dive equipments.

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Plan your Dive

• The fifth safety rule for lobster diving is
  planning your dive.
• When you dive underwater dont be distracted and
  cross over the limit point.
• Avoid crossing the safety limit and always check
  your breathing gas consumption.

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Know your Dive Environment

• The sixth safety rule for lobster diving is to
  know your diving environment.
• Mostly lobster hunting occurs at night, so you
  have to be well experienced and comfortable in
  dive at night.