June 2026 Scuba Diving Industry® Magazine

RETAILING continued

In addition to maintaining current certifications, technicians must ensure that documented maintenance procedures are followed when performing service. Technology has made it a lot easier today to ensure that you have the latest manuals and bulletins. We found that having a monitor display the service manual over the workbench provided an easy way for the technician to find and utilize the proper documentation. Finally, the planned maintenance program is fortified with the proper documentation. A detailed record documenting the work performed and the results is invaluable. Should there be any issues with the equipment in the future, this documentation can provide some level of defense. The equipment a dive center uses to conduct business is life-support gear, and it must be maintained in a timely and correct manner.

By having a viable planned maintenance pro- gram integrated into the dive center business model, we are better positioned to meet our op- erational needs.

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