Rescuers and divers who carry out specialized underwater and surface operations to save lives during emergencies perform a demanding profession that requires a high level of skill, training, and dedication.
According to sea-news.az prepared by Baku TV, a divers work begins long before entering the water. Their essential equipment includes specialized protective suits, safety gear, and oxygen tanks weighing approximately 15 kilograms.
Taryel Suleymanov, who has been working as a diver for three years, said that he performs his profession with great enthusiasm:
“I have been working in this profession for three years. I love my job very much. Although it is exciting and risky, it is very rewarding for me. I am proud of my profession. Every day, we work to save people’s lives.”
According to him, his interest in the profession dates back to childhood:
“Watching my father’s work inspired me and sparked a strong interest in this profession.”
The diver also noted that they are currently authorized to descend to depths of up to 20 meters. Under safety regulations, divers are not permitted to go beyond designated boundaries extending from the shoreline into open waters.
Divers play a vital role in search-and-rescue operations, and their professionalism is often crucial in saving human lives.
