ASSOSUB and DAN Europe have developed a series of templates to support diving centers, schools, associations, instructors, guides, and other industry professionals in organizing documentation related to Law No. 70/2026 and the ISO 24803:2017 standard.
The documents are provided as examples and concern the registration of equipment , staff, customers and diving activities.
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2 comments on "Underwater Law, 70/2026, and ISO 24803: Forms for Diving Centers and Dive Operators"
Good morning, how should we handle the forms for divers who dive in the lake with their own equipment and in a group of two or more people?
thank you
Hello Roberto,
If you're simply a group of friends—not an association or company, not taking a course, and just going to the lake for an independent dive—the forms we've prepared for Service Providers don't apply to you.
You must of course have the appropriate certification for the dive you intend to do, taking into account the depth, breathing mixes, and equipment used, and have an updated logbook showing your diving experience.
In essence, if you're talking about friends who organize their own diving trips, things don't change much: all the paperwork required for professional diving isn't required.