Lost of diving equipment during PADI RD training

Is it possible that PADI Instructor's insurance or DAN's (DAN
Europe this case) instructor's or invidual member's insurance covers the
lost of Diving equipment (MARES HUB with tank and integrated weights) during the Rescue
Diver training.

Of course it was some sort of "accident" because the dive doesn't went
how planned even no medical evacuation needed. I have sent the questions
to DAN Europe, but does anyone has information or experince related the
problem? How the Instructors PADI liabilty insurance could cover the
lost?

The search will be continue in 3-5 m visibility tomorrow.

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Seppo

seppo@removethisihalainen.fi

Seppo wrote:
> Is it possible that PADI Instructor's insurance or DAN's (DAN
> Europe this case) instructor's or invidual member's insurance covers the
> lost of Diving equipment (MARES HUB with tank and integrated weights) during the Rescue
> Diver training.

> --
> Seppo
>
> seppo@removethisihalainen.fi
>
>

Shame about the weights. The Lost HUB is a blessing, you should pay the
Instructor Double his normal fee just doing you the favor of loosing
that for you.

Thus spake Seppo <seppo@removethisihalainen.fi> :

>Is it possible that PADI Instructor's insurance or DAN's (DAN
>Europe this case) instructor's or invidual member's insurance covers the
>lost of Diving equipment (MARES HUB with tank and integrated weights) during the Rescue
>Diver training.

There's no liability on the part of the instructor. Do you have
equipment coverage? That's the only insurance that will pay off.

>
>Of course it was some sort of "accident" because the dive doesn't went
>how planned even no medical evacuation needed. I have sent the questions
>to DAN Europe, but does anyone has information or experince related the
>problem? How the Instructors PADI liabilty insurance could cover the
>lost?
>
>The search will be continue in 3-5 m visibility tomorrow.

Metal detector. Mmm, I'd love to have 3-5 m viz here. More like 3-5
feet.


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