Association of Diving Contractors

International Association of Underwater Engineering Contractors, Protection of Water Intake Points for Diver Safety. AODC Notice 055. Association of Diving Contractors, London, U K. 1991. 

Association of Diving Contractors - Involved in specialist support to the marine construction industry... 

Association of Diving Contractors (ADC), 83 Boundary Lane, St Leonards, Ringwood, Hampshire, BH24 2SF. 

Association of Diving Contractors International, Inc. European Wind Energy Association Global Wind Organisation International Marine Contractors Association Occupational Safety and Health Administration U.S. Army Corps of Engineers... 

International Association of Underwater Engineering Contractors. AODC 055, protection of water intake points for diver safety. London, UK Association of Diving Contractors 1991. 

In a coastal and maritime environment this could include the employer, a port or harbour master, vessel master, main contractor, designer, specialist service supplier or any operator instructed to use plant or equipment in support of the diving or associated operation. Whilst the level of responsibility will vary from person to person, all should retain an interest in the diving operation and will need to maintain an element of liaison with the diving contractor and their appointed supervisor. 

The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) is an international association representing offshore and marine engineering companies. IMCA has two core activities, one focusing on health, safety, and the environment and the other on training and competence. These activities are divided into the four technical divisions of marine vessels, diving, offshore survey, and remote systems. Within these areas, IMCA publishes safety guidance documents, technical reports, and fact sheets for the marine contracting sector. It also collects and reports data on... 

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