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Moorin

g Op

erations

BOS-PRD-07.900607

Some marks

should

be tapped on each line to easily check if one of the winches is paying out unexpectedly.

For the retrieval of anchors at the end of the operation, the SMV first moves to the safety position. Then, the

AH vessel retrieves anchors and keep them on her deck with related buoys and pennants.

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lation

Calculation

shall

be made to know the theoretical holding power of the line.

Calculation

shall

be also made to have a catenary model for all lines.

Calculation for Storm Keeping Capability

shall

be made.

Calculation models (with spreadsheet and tables)

should

be given with catenary curves to vessels and

installation.

The Bourbon Excel Model (filling system)

shall

be used to operate the calculations.

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lar sit

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ation

Moorin

g

line

p

assin

g b

et

w

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w

o installations

In this situation the use of a work boat or surfer

shall

be necessary to send the mooring line to the AHTS. To

perform this operation, a long messenger

shall

be used in order to avoid the weight of the mooring line stop

the work boat’s progress.

The use of work boats or surfer in all sea and swell conditions

shall

be carefully assessed by the

Master

/

Off

i

c

er o

f

the Wat

c

h

(OO

W

)

and adequate pre-job planning

shall

be conducted prior to use,

including completion of the applicable checklist pre-launch if applicable.

Surfer transferring messenger between two installations.

Version 04. Original date: 22/06/2012. Version date: 31/12/2014. Valid version only on QMS site. Uncontrolled document when printed.

Procedure prepared by: BOS Operations Department Project Coordinator. Approved by: Head of Operations. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative

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