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H

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Op

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BOS-PRD-07.900610

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4.5.3

The

Vessel

should

have an up-to-date version of IATA Recommendations that provide full details of

dangerous goods and precautions for transport. Before preparing possibly dangerous goods for air

transport, personnel

shall

inform the

H

L

O

to ensure compliance with Technical requirements and

instructions.

No potentially dangerous goods

shall

be loaded without obtaining the approval of

B

O

URB

O

N

and the

H

elico

p

ter

C

ontractor

24 hours in advance. Before loading, dangerous goods

shall

packed and

manifested and adequately labelled by a suitably qualified person.

Under normal circumstances, the

H

eli-A

d

min

C

lerk

shall

notify the Helicopter Contractor 24 hours in

advance of any flight involving transport of Dangerous Good. Notification must include the following

information:

x

Identification of goods;

x

Description of potential hazards;

x

Weight and quantity of shipment.

This information

should

also be provided to the

H

elico

p

ter Master

when the helicopter arrives on the

Vessel

. Under exceptional circumstances the 24 hours advance notification rule for transport of

Dangerous Goods may waived with the consent of the

H

elico

p

ter Master

.

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4.5.4

The

H

eli-A

d

min

C

lerk

will check carry-on baggage prior to passengers boarding the helicopter.

Carriage of freight by passengers in the cabin is permitted by the CAA in accordance with rules defined in

Operations Manuals. However, local rules may apply and

should

be checked. Such freight

shall

be

stowed according to the instruction of the flight crew in such a way that it will not obstruct exit routes. The

only item of personal baggage permitted in the cabin is reading material.

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4.6.1

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4.6.2

In case of crash on helideck, the

H

L

O

will:

Radio request for initiation of hazard status to the radio room or central control room (CCR), unless hazard

status is initiated automatically by activation of firewater/foam DIFFS systems.

Implement an initial response, e.g. fire-fighting on helideck and rescue operations.

Follow instructions after arrival of

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4.6.3

The

H

L

O

will:

Radio request for issuing a hazard status to the radio room or central control room (CCR), unless hazard

status is initiated automatically by activation of firewater/foam DIFFS systems.

Instruct any aircraft on deck to lift off.

Instruct cranes to lay down loads and move jibs to a safe position.

Confirm that approach and overshoot areas are clear.

Prepare helideck fire-fighting equipment for use if necessary.

Ensure fire-fighting and rescue teams are standing by and suited up for fire fighting/rescue response.

Version 01. Original date: 8/8/2014. Version date:N/A. Valid version only on QMS site. Uncontrolled document when printed.

Procedure prepared by: BOS Ops Dpt Project Coordinator. Approved by: BOS Operations Department Director. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative.

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