Safety Flashes issues 04-05 February - March, 2024
Year: 2024 Language: English Author: IMCA Genre: Periodical (magazine) Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: Multiple Description: The International Marine Contractors Association ( IMCA ) Safety Flashes disseminate important information on incidents and potential hazards and the lessons learnt from them that can help prevent incidents occurring elsewhere in the industry. IMCA Safety Flashes and systems for incident reporting and analysis are an important tool for sharing vital information. By publishing them, IMCA helps its members around the world identify potential hazards, share lessons learned and avoid repetition.
Contents
IMCA SF 04/24 • Unauthorised entry into confined space • Hot work whilst working at height in a confined space – job was stopped • BSEE: Confined space entry – tank cleaning • USCG: wire rope hazard management - dropped turbine nacelle • Vessel damaged in contact with platform IMCA SF 05/24 • Pipeline End Manifold yoke dropped from 45° position • LTI: Damage and personal injury arising from heavy weather • Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV) hit protruding scaffolding on a supply vessel • Heavy equipment fell over during manual handling • UK HSE: Crane boom collapse
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Safety Flashes issues 04-05 February - March, 2024
Language: English
Author: IMCA
Genre: Periodical (magazine)
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: Multiple
Description: The International Marine Contractors Association ( IMCA ) Safety Flashes disseminate important information on incidents and potential hazards and the lessons learnt from them that can help prevent incidents occurring elsewhere in the industry.
IMCA Safety Flashes and systems for incident reporting and analysis are an important tool for sharing vital information. By publishing them, IMCA helps its members around the world identify potential hazards, share lessons learned and avoid repetition.
Contents
IMCA SF 04/24• Unauthorised entry into confined space
• Hot work whilst working at height in a confined space – job was stopped
• BSEE: Confined space entry – tank cleaning
• USCG: wire rope hazard management - dropped turbine nacelle
• Vessel damaged in contact with platform
IMCA SF 05/24
• Pipeline End Manifold yoke dropped from 45° position
• LTI: Damage and personal injury arising from heavy weather
• Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV) hit protruding scaffolding on a supply vessel
• Heavy equipment fell over during manual handling
• UK HSE: Crane boom collapse
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