Bomb hunters TV show

[Container]

The CLC applies to working divers unless specifically exempt......where can I get a reference for your post? When I dive and do searches for explosives etc I am still subject to the CLC.

Just looking for an expansion on what you said.

 

[R933ex]

The jurisdiction issues go back to what the main purpose of the organization does. For example RCMP divers are covered under the code because according to the Code they are a federal undertaking, salvage divers might be under the code, due to the business's main activity falling under one of the elements listed in section 2 of the Act. However the diving for other purposes, that falls outside of section 2 would be under provincial jurisdiction

http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/L-2/page-1.html#h-2

An example from the provinces is here from BC:

http://www2.worksafebc.com/Publications/OHSRegulation/Part24.

 

[Container]

interesting.

good stuff- Im learning the law stuff still. Id rather just be under water.....   

 

[ModlrMike]

Watched one episode yesterday. Lost interest after 10 minutes. Won't be back.

 

[GAP]

The whole show really stretches the credibility of the trade. Don't treat the audience like simpletons....we don't need things repeated 6 ways from Sunday to get the point it may go "boomie".

I ended up watching CNN....it was more intelligent. Oh, God.....what am I saying!!

 

[Ammo]

Agree with you, as I said much earlier, very Hollywood'ish (who else would call an "Explosive Ordnance", a "BOMB"), but I stand corrected as I can't believe that XTech got involved with this drama show (shame on you Eric - LOL).
I guess the message here is that there are #$%^ load of EOs out there across the country and there is a need to clean up the environment, but please do not dramatise it (18Pdr Flat Head WP!!! Checking presence of WP Filling with a pencil through the base of a tracer element... Come on, give me a break...)
Again, "Range Clearance" not as sexy as "Bomb Hunting"

 

[Kat Stevens]

Everyone out there calls them bombs, bullets, rounds, projectiles, items, anomalies, and thingamajigs.  Not a lot of guys when we first strike metal get too hung up on guessing what an item is until we can see it.