I firmly believe that physical work or duress on the surface immediately after the dive are VERY underrated causes of DCS. If not mistaken, some of your heaviest off-gassing occurs at this point.
Spending some time floating around after the dive and not running around like a maniac immediately after getting on the boat are good ideas. Pretty ease to mitigate the risk and adjust your dive plan. Just CTFD.
Many of the divers I see may not be accustomed to climbing a ladder with heavy gear on their back, this seems to be a particularly stressful moment of grunting and thrashing around.
Spending some time floating around after the dive and not running around like a maniac immediately after getting on the boat are good ideas. Pretty ease to mitigate the risk and adjust your dive plan. Just CTFD.
Many of the divers I see may not be accustomed to climbing a ladder with heavy gear on their back, this seems to be a particularly stressful moment of grunting and thrashing around.