Enclosure (6) TO COMDTINST 16478.12
USCG SITE SAFETY PLAN/ATON BATTERY RESPONSE PROJECT
significant in the project. Divers are protected from the
elements through dive suits which include gloves and boots.
Topside personnel should use appropriate personal protective
equipment and insect repellent.
In certain areas, some marine life can present a hazard. The
SITE SAFETY SUPERVISOR should contact local area authorities to
determine which (if any) of the below are known to exist in the
area and what measures are recommended prior the the
commencement of diving operations:
ALLIGATORS
POISONOUS SNAKES*
CORAL
*Access to local 911 or MEDICAL PERSONNEL ON HAND with
antivenom is recommended when operating in areas infested with
poisonous snakes.
brought over the side must wear sturdy gloves, steel toed boots
etc. to avoid direct contact with the marine growth that may be
attached. Coral and barnacle cuts bleed easily and freely and
heal poorly. All cuts must be cleansed well and prompt medical
attention sought. The best management is to to avoid directly
contact.
CARNIVOROUS/OMNIVOROUS ANIMALS: Divers must be reminded that
some of these creature may be very aggressive. Alligators have
little fear of man and pose a real risk for all inland waterway
dives. Poisonous snakes are also very common. Snake anti
venom is strongly recommended if EMTs or medical personnel are
onsite. ___________________________________________
The following specific types of biological hazards may be
associated with this site:
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