Decompressed table for working????

[Jean eve]

Know that it is better not to 'too exert ourself'(do heavy work)while diving because it will load up more micro bubles in our body thus will get DCS/DCI easily.But if we can't avoid this kind of situation,what to do to lower the chances of getting DCS/DCI????Currently I'm working in a pearl farm and always have to do heavy job underneath.
As now,all the diver who worked in the pearl farm in Tahiti are using a decompress table of normal air invent by a local professor and it's more conservative compare to Padi,US navy,SSI....(all the pearl arm diver have to go for a special course provided by the goverment)Most of the table are design for sport diving(leisure).Does anyone know what kind of table are create speacially for working??(with air) or What kind of table are most suitable and safer for this kind of diving activity??
Thanks in advance.

*Hope this is the place to post this tread.

 

[Dr Deco]

Hello Jean eve:

The tables made for the military do incorporate bottom work into the test program. The work is fairly vigorous. In many situations, the dive master will decompress a diver who has been exerting himself especially hard by treating the dive as if it had been ten feet deeper and/or ten minutes longer, thus “padding” the decompression.

If you are using NDL dives, I might suggest that a reduction of the allowed time by 25 % would be of advantage. In addition, the ten-foot stop is of value along with a pause on the surface (“the hidden stop”)

Dr Deco :doctor:

Readers, please note the next class in Decompression Physiology :1book:
http://wrigley.usc.edu/hyperbaric/advdeco.htm