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Hand Signals v1.0 Hand Signals HS/1 May 2007. Hand Signals v1.0 We will cover The Need For Hand SignalsThe Need For Hand Signals Compulsory SignalsCompulsory.

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1 Hand Signals v1.0 Hand Signals HS/1 May 2007

2 Hand Signals v1.0 We will cover The Need For Hand SignalsThe Need For Hand Signals Compulsory SignalsCompulsory Signals Optional SignalsOptional Signals PracticePractice SummarySummary HS/2

3 Hand Signals v1.0 The need for hand signals “The silent world”“The silent world” Speech requires specialised equipmentSpeech requires specialised equipment Facial expressions obscured by maskFacial expressions obscured by mask Clarification is difficultClarification is difficult –Hand signals must be clear and unambiguous

4 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals You HS/3a

5 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals Me HS/3b

6 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals HS/3c O.K.

7 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals HS/3j O.K. on surface

8 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals Somethingwrong HS/3g

9 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals Somethingwrong HS/3g

10 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals HS/3d Up

11 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals Down HS/3e

12 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals I have no more air HS/3f

13 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals I have no more air HS/3f

14 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals I am on reserve HS/3h

15 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals Danger HS/3i

16 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals Danger HS/3i

17 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals HS/3k Stop

18 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals Distress HS/3l

19 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals Distress HS/3l

20 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals HS/3m No signal on surface

21 Hand Signals v1.0 Compulsory Signals Night Dive HS/3n

22 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals Out of Breath HS/4a

23 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals Out of Breath HS/4a

24 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals Direction HS/4b

25 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals Assemble HS/4c

26 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals Assemble HS/4c

27 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals Negation HS/4d

28 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals HS/4d Negation

29 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals HS/4d Negation

30 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals HS/4e Slow down

31 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals HS/4e Slow down

32 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals HS/4f Accelerate

33 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals HS/4g Failure to understand

34 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals HS/4g Failure to understand

35 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals HS/4h Vertigo

36 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals HS/4i Cannotequalise

37 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals HS/4i Cannotequalise

38 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals Cold HS/4j

39 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals Cold HS/4j

40 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals Tying HS/4k

41 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals Tying HS/4k

42 Hand Signals v1.0 Optional Signals Tying HS/4k

43 Hand Signals v1.0 Summary The Need For Hand SignalsThe Need For Hand Signals Compulsory SignalsCompulsory Signals Optional SignalsOptional Signals HS/5

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