Dive Club Trip Plan Template
A club or group trip adds coordination a single-boat dive plan doesn't need to handle -- a larger and more varied roster, multiple dives across a day or trip, and logistics that need to reach everyone in advance, not just be briefed dockside.
Larger and more varied than one boat's crew
Each with its own objective and site
Meeting point, timing, what to bring
For trip-wide questions before anyone arrives
What a trip plan adds
- Full trip roster, which may be larger and more varied in experience than a single boat's worth
- Multiple dives or days, each with its own objective and site
- Shared logistics -- meeting point, timing, what to bring
- A point of contact for trip-wide questions before anyone arrives
Sharing it ahead of the trip
The value of a shared trip plan is that every participant can review it, ask questions, and confirm their own role before the trip starts -- not scramble to catch up once everyone's already on-site.
Dive Backup organizes information entered by the dive team. It does not calculate whether a dive is safe or replace training, certification, professional judgment, dive computers, agency standards, or a live predive briefing.
Filling this in on paper works until conditions change or a diver drops out. Dive Backup turns it into a shared, reviewable plan your whole team can see, so nothing gets decided verbally and forgotten.
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