DGUV Regulation 40 – Certified Diving Operations
DGUV Regulation 40 (formerly BGV C23) is the governing accident prevention regulation for diving operations in Germany. The Taucherteam TRITON from Bochum, North Rhine-Westphalia, operates in full compliance with DGUV standards and meets all requirements regarding equipment, personnel, and work organization for safe construction diving operations.
What does DGUV Regulation 40 cover?
- Qualification requirements for divers and diving supervisors
- Minimum requirements for diving equipment and breathing gas supply
- Organizational requirements (diving supervisor, signalman, standby diver)
- Safety regulations for diving operations
- Documentation obligations and inspection records
- Emergency and rescue plans
- Decompression requirements
- Special regulations for construction divers and scientific divers
TRITON and DGUV regulation 40
All divers from the TRITON diving team are certified in accordance with DGUV Regulation 40. For every operation, we provide a qualified diving supervisor, a signalman, and a standby diver. Our equipment undergoes regular inspections and meets current technical standards.
Formerly BGV C23 – today DGUV regulation 40
The former BGV C23 regulation has been incorporated into DGUV Regulation 40. Its content has been updated and aligned with modern standards. Clients should ensure that the diving companies they commission fully comply with DGUV Regulation 40.
Why is DGUV-Declaration of conformity important?
Clients share liability when they engage diving companies that do not operate in compliance with DGUV standards. TRITON offers you legal certainty through comprehensive documentation and certified personnel. All inspection reports and operational logs are made available to you.
Contact: divers team TRITON GmbH, Bochum, NRW. DGUV-compliant diver to work nationwide. +491707735760.