Surface Supplied Diving Procedures
There are a large number of standard procedures associated with surface supplied diving. Some of these have their equivalents in Scuba, and others are very different. Details will vary depending on the equipment used, as manufacturers will specify some checks and procedures in detail, and the order may vary to some extent.
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