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1. The document outlines the job safety analysis for general lifting operations on an oil rig deck. It identifies potential hazards for lifting a load, lowering the load, and storing the load. Recommendations are provided to eliminate or reduce hazards, such as checking lifting equipment, using tag lines, restricting access, and having the deck leader coordinate signals. 2. Personal protective equipment including hard hats, safety boots, gloves, and safety glasses are required. The deck leader and tool pusher are responsible for supervising lifting operations. 3. Job steps, hazards, recommendations, and required safety equipment are documented to ensure lifting operations on the oil rig deck are conducted safely.
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This document outlines the steps and potential hazards involved in opening a seachest to inspect an anode and filter on Rig BENNEVIS. The key steps are to close valves, remove bolts, open the bleed cock, use a chain block to lift the filter cover, open the cover, inspect the anode and filter, secure everything correctly, and close the cover and install bolts. Potential hazards include pinch points, a falling chain block, an energized anode, and improper use of tools. Recommendations are made to use tools with care, secure the chain block properly, and cut power to the anode before opening the cover. Required safety equipment includes hard hats, safety boots, gloves,
Ma 036 jsa check ballast 5p loading valve
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Ma 031 transfer brine from or to supply boat
This document outlines the steps and safety procedures for receiving brine from a supply boat. It details potential hazards such as hoses falling in the sea, pinch points, and personnel being struck or caught. Recommendations are provided to minimize hazards, such as inspecting hoses, having a minimum of two people connect and control the lifting hook, barricading areas, and wearing proper safety equipment like work vests, hard hats, and safety boots. Personnel are to monitor tank levels during the transfer and stop if abnormalities are observed.
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