3.2 Chain of command
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3.2 Chain of command

 A chain of command should be well defined for each operation such that each person involved knows who is in charge, their individual responsibilities and those of crew members and other personnel external to the passenger submersible craft and contacts in the event of an emergency. The chain of command should be well documented and readily available for inspection.

Parent topic: Chapter 3 - Passenger Submersible Craft Operation
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