Clear roles create room
Operator
responsibility.
A good idea needs a place that is ready. This is about who establishes which conditions before a plan becomes an event day.
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01 / SPLASHDIVING
The pool knows its conditions.
Facility approval, permitted use, staffing, qualified supervision and rescue arrangements must be established locally. The actual conditions determine which dives and participants can be admitted.
Water depth, facility condition, access and local requirements cannot be replaced by a general website promise.
02 / SPLASHDIVING
A package does not take over.
The Jump Chart and scoring books give the self-run format a shared reference. They are not an official permit, a safety approval or a takeover of pool operations.
Additional services are specifically agreed. A show, hosting or support does not automatically transfer all event-organiser or operator responsibilities.
03 / SPLASHDIVING
Clarify before committing.
Record responsibilities, services actually available and required local approvals before making binding plans. Check legal and insurance questions with the appropriate professionals.
This overview describes the intended allocation of roles. It is not individual legal advice and does not replace a local risk assessment.
