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P.O. Box 165
Cozumel, Mexico 77600
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dive cozumel/yellow rose
is an IANTD Platinum Technical Training
Facility #539 and a
PADI International Resort Association #19398, C.M.A.S,/N.A.C.D/
N.S.S.C.D.S/P.A.D.I/Y.M.C.A.

 

 

___ This web page consititutes a legally binding section of any and all contracts, whether written or verbal, with dive cozumel, its owner(s), directors, employees, contractors, volunteers and associates (hereafter "Released"). Services and advice offered includes, but is not necessarily limited to, supervised or unsupervised scuba dive, snorkeling and/or fishing trips, verbal or written advise on any matter, the purchase, rental, repair, servicing, loaning or configurating of equipment, the transportation to and from the dive site and any associated activity (herein after "Services"). Herein after, the "Diver" is a person, corporation or partnership, that may include but not necessarily be limited to, an individual, family, aquaintances or friends. In consideration of allowing the Diver to purchase Services from dive cozumel, the Diver understands and acknowledges the following:
  Scuba diving takes place in a hostile environment and thus has certain inherent dangers and risks which can never be completely eliminated;
  Serious personal injury or death may result on ANY scuba dive even if all recognized safe diving procedures are followed and the diver does everything right;
  While use of any computer-based decompression dive computer can enhance the diving experience, certain additional risks and dangers exist when conducting a scuba dive with planned decompression stops;
  While good training, good equipment, and the proper safety conscious attitude can minimize the risks of decompression diving, the risks of serious personal injury or death remain;
  The Diver assume the risk of decompression sickness and/or CNS oxygen toxicity, and it is Diver's responsibility to be trained and prepared for these risks;
  The Diver is ultimately responsible for his/her own safety while diving;
  Even if all warnings are followed and even if you follow safe diving practices, decompression sickness or CNS oxygen toxicity might occur on any given dive, causing serious personal injury or death;
  The Diver knowledges that he/she is fully aware of the inherent risks and dangers of scuba diving in general, and the risks of decompression diving in particular, and knows and understands that serious personal injury or death may result at any time on any scuba dive;
  The Diver voluntarily and fully chooses to encounter and assume any and all such risks and dangers;
  The Diver releases, waives, and discharges Released from any liability whatsoever resulting from personal injury or death sustained while engaged in or using the Services, even if such serious personal injury or death is caused by the negligence of Released or defective condition of equipment purchased, rented, repaired, serviced or loaned;
  The Diver agrees not to sue Released for personal injury or wrongful death arising from use of Services, and Diver agrees that his/her heirs or executors are also prevented from suing Released on similar grounds;
  The Diver agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Released from any and all claims or losses arising out of the use of Services that may be initiated by Diver and/or any other person or organization on Diver's behalf;
  This indemnity and hold harmless obligation includes reimbursement of all legal costs and reasonable attorneys fees incurred by Released for the defense of any such actions that may arise directly or indirectly from the Services;
  The Diver agrees that any and all claims against Released not effectively released or waived by this Agreement arising out of or related to Diver use of the Services will be brought in the Courts of Mexico and not the United States;
  The Diver agrees that any claim whatsoever arising out of using the Services will be brought within one year of the date the Incident or accident leading to said claim occurred, and that no action in any forum or jurisdiction may be made or maintained after the one year anniversary of that date;
  If any part of this Agreement is determined to be void or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in effect;
  This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the state of Mexico;
  This Agreement cannot be modified unless in writing and signed by both parties;
  TheDiver understands this Agreement is a contract;
  The Diver agrees to have read and understood and will comply with the warnings noted below, and
  The Diver has released any and all claims against Released resulting from Diver's use of the Services.
___ WARNING

DO NOT attempt to fly after making any decompression dive until at least 24 hours after the end of the dive. Because there is no hard and fast rule regarding flying after diving that can prevent all cases of decompression sickness, you should wait a least 24 hours.

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WARNING

Never attempt repetitive decompression dives (decompression dives made within 24 hours of each other). Repetitive decompression dives greatly increase the risk of decompression sick

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WARNING

NEVER dive using a table cut from the any decompression software without a backup table or computer. Ignoring this warning could lead to serious personal injury or death.

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WARNING

Avoid repetitive square profile dives (dives to a single depth) of over 60 feet regardless of the decompression tool used. No table, computer, or computer software can reliably prevent decompression sickness from such dive profiles even if mandatory decompression if properly performed.

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WARNING

Always make a safety stop for at least 5 minutes at 15 to 20 feet after every dive, even during shallow or no-stop dives, in accordance with safe diving practices. Ignoring this warning could lead to decompression sickness, serious personal injury, or death.

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WARNING

Never exceed the recommended ascent or descent rate as set forth on your recongized dive association. on any given dive. A slower ascent rate of 30 feet per minute is even the better. Ignoring this warning could lead to serious personal injury or death.


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