Who is the DLSS maintenance technician responsible to for documentation?

The DLSS maintenance technician has a responsibility to document their activities and observations specifically to the DLSS REC supervisor. This relationship is essential because the REC supervisor is tasked with oversight of all operational and maintenance procedures related to the Diver Life Support System. Clear and accurate documentation ensures that all maintenance tasks are tracked and reviewed, which is vital for safety, compliance, and operational integrity.

By reporting to the REC supervisor, the technician helps maintain a streamlined process, allowing the supervisor to ensure that all necessary safety and operational protocols are being followed. This structure supports accountability and facilitates communication within the team regarding any issues that might arise during maintenance or operation.

While other personnel, such as the diver in charge, lead technician, or safety officer, play important roles in the overall operation, it is the REC supervisor who is specifically focused on the documentation and maintenance of the DLSS. Their oversight helps assure that all maintenance actions are properly recorded, which is crucial for operational safety and regulatory compliance.