In last month’s column, we began exploring dive accidents and the difficulty of defending them when litigation arises. This time, we’ll look more closely at the root causes of why many such accidents actually occurred. First, let’s again remind ourselves that diving is an activity that has inherent risks, which means that no matter how careful we are, and no matter how closely we follow standards, educational protocols, and supervisory protocols, the risk of something happening can never be brought to zero… Click here to read the full article!
Diving Risk Management Part 2: Understanding Tempting Probability – Al Hornsby
