Occupational diver medical assessment questionnaire

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Occupational diver medical assessment questionnaire Occupational divers in New Zealand must undergo a full diving medical examination every five years, or as determined by the Diving Medical Consultant (DMC). The full diving medical examination must be carried out by a Designated Diving Doctor (DDD): worksafe.govt.nz/topic-andindustry/occupational-diving/designated-diving-doctors The completed medical examination results, any tests and this questionnaire must be forwarded along with the $97.00 processing fee (within 28 days) to Diving and Hyperbaric Medical Services at: divemeds@gmail.com or www.divemeds.co.nz If deemed unfit to dive, the DMC will request further evaluation by an appropriate medical specialist. During the interim four-year period, an Occupational Diver Medical Assessment Questionnaire must be completed annually by the diver. This questionnaire is part of the medical assessment of fitness for occupational diving. It is regarded as an acceptable assessment by WorkSafe New Zealand for medical clearance of occupational divers provided a full medical examination is completed every five years (or as determined by the DMC). This meets the requirement of AS/NZS 2299 Part 1 as well as the Health and Safety in Employment Regulations (regulation 49). You are able to complete this questionnaire, scan and up-load your full medical examination and tests if required and make payment online at: www.divemeds.co.nz Alternatively, the full medical, questionnaire and any tests need to be scanned and emailed as a PDF file to: divemeds@gmail.com The $97.00 processing fee will then need to be paid by direct credit; Diving and Hyperbaric Medical Services, Westpac, 03 0104 0144682 000. If the applicant is deemed fit to dive, a medical clearance will be issued to the diver via email. Most assessments will be processed within 10 working days unless further investigations are required. Any queries about this process should be emailed to: divemeds@gmail.com The full medical must be completed in the year of application for a certificate of competency, or renewal of a certificate of competency. A medical clearance (within the last six months) will be required at the time of applying for a certificate of competency. Where a diver suffers an accident, illness, a change of medication, or any medical circumstance which is likely to effect their medical fitness to dive, a new full medical assessment must be completed prior to recommencing work. Diving Hyperbaric Medical Services may also consider an appropriate medical clearance obtained overseas as part of this process. This should be discussed directly with Diving Hyperbaric Medical Services by email to divemeds@gmail.com FORM This completed form should be sent to: Diving Hyperbaric Medical Services Email: divemeds@gmail.com Website: www.divemeds.co.nz 1. Applicant details Name: Postal address: Diver occupation What is the main category of diving you have worked in over the past year: Instructing/recreational dive industry Residential address: Same as above Scientific/film/aquarium work Aquaculture Construction Military/Police/Customs/Fire Commercial Other: Usual diving doctor: Email: Usual family doctor: Phone: (daytime) Usual employer: Mobile phone: Employer contact number: Date of birth: DD / MM / YEAR WSNZ_1436_May 18 1/5

2. Questionnaire 1. How many compressed gas underwater dives have you made in the last year? Hearing tests (if yes, provide details including why the tests were done) Beyond 30 metres: Mixed gases: Nitrox: Heliox: Trimix: Other: 7. Are you taking any medication on a regular or occasional basis? 2. How many years have you engaged in compressed gas diving? 3. Have you had any health problems that are related to underwater diving (including decompression illness)? (if yes, provide details of dates, treatment received and location of any treatment facilities) 8. Are you allergic to any agents, drugs or substances? 4. Have you had or do you have any physical, psychological (eg fears of confined spaces or water) or mental health conditions? 9. What other occupations or sports do you take part in? 10. Are you or may you be pregnant? (females only) 11. Do you or have you had asthma? Rarely 5. Have you been hospitalised (including mental health facilities)? 12. Do you experience any breathlessness, chest pain or tightness, or wheeze or cough during exercise or at night? 6. In the past 12 months have you had: Chest x-ray Lung function test Challenge tests for asthma 2/5

13. Have you had any problems with your vision (difficulty seeing clearly or distinguishing between colours)? 19. Do you or have you experienced any difficulty with your ears when diving or flying? 14. Have you had any problems with ringing in your ears (tinnitus) or with a sense of spinning (either you spinning around or the sense of the room spinning around you)? Rarely 20. Do you or have you experienced any form of chronic sinusitis? 15. Have you had any neck, back, bone or joint problems? 21. Do you or have you ever suffered any problems with hearing? 16. Do you or have you experienced numbness and tingling and/or weakness or heaviness in your limbs after diving? 22. Do you or have you experienced any state of confusion or impaired conscious level? 17. Do you or have you experienced any form of recurring headaches? 23. Have you ever suffered from a head injury which caused you to lose consciousness? 18. Do you or have you experienced any form of fits, fainting, turns, epilepsy or convulsion? Rarely 24. Do you have diabetes mellitus? (if yes, provide details, especially noting the edication that you take and if you have had any reactions or unwanted outcomes from) 3/5

25. Have you had any blood or urine tests for sugar? 31. Do you or have you had an illness which affects your nervous system (brain and/or nerves)? 26. Do you experience ankle swelling? 32. Do you have any conditions affecting your blood in any way (eg anaemia, problems with clotting, or haemoglobin disorders)? 27. Have you experienced unusual beating sensations (palpitations) in your chest? 33. Do you currently smoke? If so, how many cigarettes/day: Have you ever smoked? If so, how many years did you smoke for: How many years since you stopped: 28. Have you suffered any heart disease or blood pressure problem? 34. Do you or have you suffered from any form of respiratory illness (eg pleurisy, coughing up blood), or injury (eg collapsed lung pneumothorax) or infection (eg pneumonia or TB)? 29. Have you suffered any bone fractures or joint injuries/disease? 35. Have you undergone any surgery which involved your chest? 30. Have you recently had any form of tooth pain related to diving? 36. Do you suffer sea sickness? If yes, do you ever take medication for the problem? 4/5

37. Approximately how many standard-sized alcoholic drinks do you consume per week? 0-10 11-20 21-30 more than 30 38. Do you currently use, or have you in the past six months used recreational drugs? 39. Are there any other ongoing medical conditions? 3. Declaration Consent I understand that access to data contained in my individual occupational diver s medical record is restricted to myself and authorised WorkSafe New Zealand and medical personnel. I also understand that this data may be used, once de-identified, for research which is specifically designed to detect any increased occupational risks and which has been approved by an accredited ethics committee. I have the right to know the results of any such research. Any other individual or organisation seeking access to my individual details must first provide WorkSafe New Zealand with written proof of my approval. I hereby declare that, to the best of my knowledge, the above details are true and correct. I also understand my employer and I are required to inform WorkSafe New Zealand and a NZ Registered Designated Diving Doctor of any accident or illness that may affect my Diving Fitness. (Refer 3.1 of the Guidelines for Occupational Diving.) Signature of applicant: YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 Occupational diving full medical examination Annual diver medical assesment questionnaire Year 1 only PASS Clearance issued within 10 days with Fit to Dive clearance Send to diving and hyperbaric medical services + $97.00 FAIL Refer to Designated Diving Doctor for further assessment Attach Medical Clearance to your Application for a Certificate of Competence and send to WorkSafe Certificate of Competency issued upon approval 5/5