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Rig move safety
The document outlines the safety hazards and controls associated with rig moves, emphasizing the importance of adherence to plans, communication, and task prioritization. It covers various hazards such as environmental factors, working at height, lifting and transportation, hand tools, and energized lines. Effective risk management practices are recommended to ensure safety during rig operations.
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- 1. Rig Move Safety SafetyMeeting Sep 12th 2017 Moveit!
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- 3. Rig Move Hazards 1-SIM OP: Hazards and Threats • So many activities going at the same time • Things moving so quickly • Task Confliction • Miscommunication • Deviation from Plan and Instructions
- 4. Rig Move Hazards 1-SIM OP: Controls: • Stick to The Plan • Follow Standards and Supervisor Instructions • Arrange Tasks and make priorities • Ensure a good and Effective method of communication is in place • Remind and Discus plan with all, in PJSM and TBT
- 5. Rig Move Hazards 2-Environmental Considerations: Hazards and Threats: • Tiny location • Weather Condition • Slips, Trips and Fall Hazards • High Traffic
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- 7. Rig Move Hazards 3-Working At Height: Hazards and Threats • Fall From Height • Unstable working Platform • Overhead cables, hoses, lines, .. • Improper use of Fall Protection Systems • Ladders, Man-rider, Man-lift,…etc. • DROPS
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- 9. Rig Move Hazards 4-Lifting and Transportation: Hazards and Threats: • Dropped Load • Standing, Sitting, Walking below suspended Load • Improper Rigging Practice • Use of Uncertified Lifting accessories • Unbalanced Load • Miscommunication
- 10. Rig Move Hazards 4-Lifting and Transportation: Controls: • Follow Standard Rigging and Slinging Practices • Advise others to keep away from line of fire • Keep up a good and effective communication with Operators and involved/Affected Personnel
- 11. Rig Move Hazards 5-Hand Tools: • Defective Tools • Greasy Handles • Good Tools; Make operation much easier 6- Energized Lines: • Ensure all Lines, Hoses, Cables are de- energized prior to be disengaged • Let Supervisors confirm that
- 12. END We Drilled itSafely, Let’s Move it Safely Keep Up Safe Work !!!