Minnesota SF1346 establishes safety requirements for scuba diving in commercial operations.

Minnesota SF1346, known as the Brady Aune and Joseph Anderson Safety Act, mandates safety protocols for scuba diving in commercial operations. Employers must ensure the use of buoyancy control devices and require valid open-water scuba diver certificates for employees. The bill also outlines permit standards for aquatic plant management, including prohibiting permits for those with recent safety violations. Additionally, it requires employers to provide safety information sheets and mandates third-party hazard surveys for businesses using scuba diving equipment.

Minnesota SF1346 establishes safety requirements for scuba diving in commercial operations.

Minnesota SF1346, known as the Brady Aune and Joseph Anderson Safety Act, mandates safety protocols for scuba diving in commercial operations. Employers must ensure the use of buoyancy control devices and require valid open-water scuba diver certificates for employees. The bill also outlines permit standards for aquatic plant management, including prohibiting permits for those with recent safety violations. Additionally, it requires employers to provide safety information sheets and mandates third-party hazard surveys for businesses using scuba diving equipment.