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A

nc

h

or

H

andlin

g

and To

w

in

g

O

p

erations

P

rocedure

BOS-

P

RD-2

6

.900

6

14

4

.

1

.

5 S

a

f

et

y

S

afety w

ill

a

l

ways

be

the

f

i

rst

pr

i

or

i

ty

,

no matter what

operat

i

on

the

vesse

l i

s

part

i

c

i

pat

i

ng w

i

th

. T

he

Master

has

the

respons

i

b

ili

ty

to

ensure

that

a

ll

poss

i

b

l

e

safety

precaut

i

ons

are

dea

l

t

w

i

th

pr

i

or

to

,

and

dur

i

ng

anchor hand

li

ng

and

tow

i

ng

operat

i

ons

.

A)

Durin

g

an

y AH

T o

p

erations

,

t

h

e

f

ollo

w

in

g h

ave to

b

e ad

h

erin

g

too:

a) Only certified, marked, identified equipment shall be used.

b) Before the

Winch Operator

start hoisting, he shall be sure that everybody is in a safe position.

c) One shall remember that when connected up an apparently slack wire, it may without warning

suddenly become tight due to the relative movements of the vessel and/or wire. In such cases,

severe accidents have occurred and it is essential that all crewmembers be in a protected

area, preferably forward and behind the crash barrier until the wire is properly secured.

d) Great care to be taken when disconnecting shackles, links, between wires/chains, there might

be twists in the system.

e) The crew shall report any unsafe condition, situation.

f) Stop Work Policy.

g

)

If constant power on machinery exceeds 70% over prolonged periods of time, considerations

should be made to stop the current operation

.

Persona

l

Protect

i

ve

E

q

u

i

pment

(

PPE

), i

nc

l

ud

i

ng

i

nf

l

atab

l

e

li

fe

vests

must

be

worn

. I

n

co

l

d

weather

cons

i

derat

i

on

should

be

g

i

ven

to wear

i

ng

buoyancy

su

i

ts

.

B) PPE to be worn during AHT operations should include, but are not limited to:

a) Coveralls;

b) Safety footwear;

c) Adapted gloves;

d) Safety helmet with chinstrap;

e) Adequate Eye protection;

f) High visibility garments;

g) Approved personal flotation devices (PFDs).

W

hen

brea

ki

ng

open

K

enter

li

n

k

s

and

do

i

ng

any

hammer

i

ng

,

eye

protect

i

on

i

s

needed

. S

afety

harnesses

should

be

ava

il

ab

l

e

i

f

needed

.

4

.

1

.

6 R

is

k A

ssess

m

ent

Ri

s

k

assessment

(R

A

)

shall

be performed

for

a

ll

stages

pr

i

or

the operat

i

on

to

be

conducted

.

A

copy of

the

r

i

s

k

assessment

should

be

forwarded

to

the

r

i

g

, i

f

re

q

uested

.

I

f

any

changes

to

scope

of wor

k

or

agreed procedures

,

Management of Change

(

M

O

C

)

process

shall

be

i

mp

l

emented and

the

r

i

s

k

assessment

shall

be

rev

i

ewed

.

Vers

i

on

S

F

(BOS-

P

RD-0

7

01.000

5

-

ver

.

C

R). O

r

i

g

i

na

l D

ate

:

3

1/12/201

5

.

Vers

i

on

D

ate

: N/

A

.

Va

li

d

vers

i

on

on

l

y on QM

S

s

i

te

.

Page

9

of

60

Procedure prepared by

: BOS

Head

of

O

perat

i

ons

.

Approved

by

: BOS

Head

of

O

perat

i

ons

.

Va

li

dated by

: BOS

Qua

li

ty

R

epresentat

i

ve

.

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