What is the primary responsibility of a DLSS REC supervisor?

The primary responsibility of a DLSS REC supervisor encompasses overseeing the routine operation and maintenance of the Diver Life Support System (DLSS). This includes ensuring that all components of the system are functioning correctly, conducting regular checks and maintenance procedures, and addressing any issues that may arise during diving operations. The supervisor plays a crucial role in ensuring that the DLSS is safe and reliable, thereby directly influencing the safety and effectiveness of diving missions.

While management of diving equipment, training of diving instructors, and evaluation of diving safety are important aspects within the diving operations realm, the core focus of a DLSS REC supervisor centers on maintaining and operating the life support system effectively. This ensures that divers have the necessary support to perform their tasks in a safe environment, making sure that they are well equipped with functioning technology during their dives.