Table of Contents Table of Contents
Previous Page  553-B Safe Hazard Observation and Hazard Hunt / 748 Next Page
Information
Show Menu
Previous Page 553-B Safe Hazard Observation and Hazard Hunt / 748 Next Page
Page Background

B

Safe

, H

a

z

ard

O

bser

v

ation and

H

a

z

ard

H

unt

BOS-PRD-03.900904

4

.

D

escri

p

tion

4

.1

H

a

z

ard

R

e

p

ortin

g

All hazards and unsafe behaviours

should

be reported using either the

B-Safe Card

system or

Hazard Hunt

system. When such hazards or unsafe behaviours cannot be adequately addressed or corrected onboard or

at the work-site, a report

should

be submitted to the respective management for further action and effective

close-out. This reporting

shall

be done via the appropriate forms:

x

Situation Report

(if recurrent problem or client complain, please refer to

BOS-PRD-1201.901201

Corrective Action Procedure § 4.2.2 Situation Reports

for guidance;

x

Defect report (if technical issue, using Task Assistant or

BOS-FRM-10.0008

Defect Report if TA not

available);

x

Incident Report if Near-Miss or Breach of Conduct.

The

B-Safe cards should

be carefully recorded in appropriate section of the vessel

Daily Report &

Operations Actions plans

(excel form recorded in the Portal).

The Hazard Hunts and the B Safe cards (hazardous and observations) results

should

be carefully recorded

in the

BOS-FRM-03.0071 Hazards register.

4

.1.1

App

lication of t

h

e

B-

Safe card s

y

ste

m

1.

C

onsider

2.

C

o

mm

unicate

3.

C

ontrol

4

.

C

o

m

p

lete

The

B-Safe Card

system requirements

shall

be made part of the crew familiarisation. All the work-force

should

be included in the programme to ensure fair and complete representation.

The

B-Safe Card

system is a tool to be used by

an

y

one

onboard, at

an

y

ti

m

e

, when noticing an unsafe

situation.

The

B-Safe Card

system follows the method defined below:

1.

C

onsider:

In a safe location, observe a person or persons who are engaged in a task. Watch carefully what they are

doing.

2.

C

o

mm

unicate:

If any hazardous or potentially hazardous behaviour is observed, stop the job and talk with the person(s) so

that they understand what could have happened.

3.

C

ontrol:

Complete and make notes on the

B-Safe Card

.

4

.

C

o

m

p

lete:

Pass the card to onboard

Safet

y O

fficer

or the

Master

or place in the provided collection box. Data can then

be analysed and corrective actions discussed at vessel HSE Meetings.

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 QHSE Coordinator. Approved by: BOS QHSES Manager. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative

5 / 11

553