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The Association of Diving Cont

St Leonards, United Kingdom

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The Association of Diving Contractors (ADC) is a UK-based association that deals with inland and inshore dive operations in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The ADC represents more than 100 member companies, from small operations to larger enterprises active in various water environments, from shallow waters with less than 1 meter depth to a maximum of 50 meters depth. The main goal of the ADC is to promote safe commercial diving and the development of a uniform safety standard. The organization publishes a range of resources, including guidelines and safety warnings, to support the industry. The ADC organizes annual award ceremonies and participates in trade shows like Seawork.

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