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- Radioisotopes (UIC)
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Schedule a Dive
If you are diving a number of times under one Project, you must schedule the dive within the system, in advance to diving. Note that currency/check-dives are not required to be scheduled, as long as there is an approved Dive Plan that you are operating under.
To schedule a dive to an already approved project, complete the following steps.
- Select “Diving” from the left side menu.
- Expand the selection and choose “Dive schedule”.
- Select “+Schedule dive”.

- Select from the list of Dive Plans

- Enter the date, start time and add divers. Select “Schedule” when all fields are populated.

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