Oil And Gas Operations Regulation 2 — Canada — Northwest Territories law | Esheria

Oil And Gas Operations Regulation 2

The Regulator may approve required items under these regulations, and an operator of a diving program must arrange for a diving safety specialist to be available 24/7 to advise on safety.

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Jurisdiction
Canada — Northwest Territories
Instrument
Regulation
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Language
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The Regulator may approve required items under these regulations, and an operator of a diving program must arrange for a diving safety specialist to be available 24/7 to advise on safety. This provision sets safety and compliance duties for diving program operators and diving contractors, including equipment checks, supervision, records, and stopping unsafe operations. Diving contractors must have specified safety systems and equipment available before conducting or continuing diving operations. This provision sets safety rules for diving operations, including limits on supervision, staffing, equipment use, and when a supervisor must stop or interrupt diving. The diving supervisor/director must only conduct or permit diving when the listed safety conditions, equipment checks, crew requirements, and logbook duties are met.