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A ScubaBoard Staff Message...

Recently a diver lost his life whilst working on a Nuclear Power Plant.

A number of members that do this kind of diving commented and we've moved some of that conversation over here.


Not to speculate, but the number one cause of a fatality in that aspect of commercial diving is usually differential pressure.
 
Lol, no it isn't.
 
And I say this as a commercial diver who has dove in every single nuke plant and almost every single power plant in the USA.
 
And I say this as a commercial diver who has dove in every single nuke plant and almost every single power plant in the USA.
So what makes you an expert?:D
 
So I'm sure you are familiar with lock out, tag out, having dove everything on planet Earth?

I'm familiar with it being a myth. I went through a 2 hour lock out tag out at the Port St. Lucie Plant on all the travelling water screens on Reactor 1. We climbed into Pump 1 on Reactor 1. 30 minutes into the dive we heard Pump 2 kick on. Thank God the coin flip was to start cleaning Pump 1 first or I'd have been ketchup.
 
I'm familiar with it being a myth. I went through a 2 hour lock out tag out at the Port St. Lucie Plant on all the travelling water screens on Reactor 1. We climbed into Pump 1 on Reactor 1. 30 minutes into the dive we heard Pump 2 kick on. Thank God the coin flip was to start cleaning Pump 1 first or I'd have been ketchup.
Seriously this is my biggest fear. Number one fear is getting sucked into one of those dam glory holes. This whole thread, ugh.
 
I'm familiar with it being a myth. I went through a 2 hour lock out tag out at the Port St. Lucie Plant on all the travelling water screens on Reactor 1. We climbed into Pump 1 on Reactor 1. 30 minutes into the dive we heard Pump 2 kick on. Thank God the coin flip was to start cleaning Pump 1 first or I'd have been ketchup.

Happened to two kids at Crystal River back in the early 80's.
 
Wait, I'm confused. I thought the whole purpose of a glory hole was to get sucked.
 
Wait, I'm confused. I thought the whole purpose of a glory hole was to get sucked.

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