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Dy

na

m

ic

P

ositionin

g

O

p

erations

BOS-

P

RD-2

6

.900

6

0

6

4.6.5.5 Continuous Improvement

BO

U

RBON D

P

vesse

l

s

,

on

occas

i

on

,

carry out

D

P

act

i

v

i

t

i

es wh

i

ch may be un

iq

ue

to pro

j

ect

re

q

u

i

rements

.

Effect

i

ve

record

k

eep

i

n

g

of

such

D

P

act

i

v

i

t

i

es

has

the

fo

ll

ow

i

n

g

benef

i

ts

:

x

Ass

i

sts

i

n

i

dent

i

fy

i

n

g

Dynamic Positioning Best Practices

;

x

D

emonstrates

the

vesse

l’

s

D

P

performance

;

x

F

ac

ili

tates

D

P

k

now

l

ed

g

e

capture

and

transfer

;

x

Ass

i

sts

i

n

i

dent

i

fy

i

n

g

or

j

ust

i

fy

i

n

g

D

P

e

q

u

i

pment

i

mprovements

.

D

epend

i

n

g

on

the

nature

of the

D

P

operat

i

ons

,

these

documents

should

be

forwarded

to

O

perat

i

ons

mana

g

er who w

ill li

a

i

se w

i

th

the Corporate

DP Exp

ert

Sup

erinten

d

ent

to a

ll

ow

the

share

of

the

k

now

l

ed

g

e

w

i

th

i

n

BO

U

RBON.

R

eference

i

s

be

i

n

g

made

to

the

cont

i

nuous

i

mprovement mode

l i

n

the

BO

U

RBON Q

ua

li

ty Mana

g

ement

S

ystem

.

4.

7 Ph

iloso

phy

on

DP p

ersonnel an

d Hum

an

f

actors in

DP

o

p

erations

A

l

thou

g

h

D

P

systems

are

techn

i

ca

l i

n

the

i

r

en

g

i

neer

i

n

g

and

i

n

the

i

r

computer

contro

l,

we must

reco

g

n

i

z

e

that

the

tra

i

n

i

n

g

and

e

x

per

i

ence

of

the

D

P

k

ey

personne

l i

s

a

fundamenta

l

aspect

of

a

safe

and

successfu

l D

P

operat

i

on

.

4.

7

.1

DP M

annin

g

req

u

ire

m

ents (

b

ri

dg

e an

d

en

g

ine roo

m

)

Most

Fl

a

g

states

do

not

i

nc

l

ude

the

D

P

mann

i

n

g

as

part of

a

D

P

vesse

l

M

i

n

i

mum

S

afe Mann

i

n

g

D

ocuments

.

BOS

w

ill

fo

ll

ow

the

“

G

u

i

de

li

nes

for

O

ffshore Mar

i

ne

O

perat

i

ons

(G-O

M

O)”

to ensure

the

i

r

D

P

vesse

l

s

are

ade

q

uate

l

y manned w

i

th

q

ua

li

f

i

ed personne

l

for

the

ki

nd of

D

P

operat

i

ons

e

x

pected dur

i

n

g

the

vesse

l

contract per

i

od

. T

hus

, D

P

vesse

l

s

shall

comp

l

y w

i

th

:

1

. S

tatutory and

l

oca

l D

P

mann

i

n

g

re

q

u

i

rements

(

entry

l

eve

l

comp

li

ance

);

2. BO

U

RBON D

P

“

operat

i

ona

l l

eve

l”

approach

on

D

P

mann

i

n

g

(

second

l

eve

l

of

comp

li

ance

);

3

.

Customer

contractua

l D

P

mann

i

n

g

e

x

pectat

i

ons

(

th

i

rd

l

eve

l

of

comp

li

ance

).

T

he

three

D

P

operat

i

ona

l l

eve

l

s

spec

i

f

i

ed

be

l

ow

re

l

ate

on

l

y

to

vesse

l D

P

mann

i

n

g:

they are meant

to draw

focus

away

from

the

vesse

l’

s

D

P

capab

ili

ty

i

nherent

to

the

vesse

l’

s

D

P

C

l

ass

notat

i

on

,

and

focus

on

the

comp

l

e

xi

ty of

the

contracted

scope of wor

k,

when

def

i

n

i

n

g

D

P

mann

i

n

g

re

q

u

i

rements

.

T

h

i

s

approach

i

s

cons

i

stent w

i

th

the

approach

spec

i

f

i

ed

i

n

“

I

MCA M

1

82”

and

should

resu

l

t

i

n

the

same

D

P

mann

i

n

g

re

q

u

i

rements

i

f we

ll

used

.

DP

o

p

erational level A:

b

asic

DP

o

p

erations

a

)

Mar

i

ne

serv

i

ces

,

typ

i

ca

ll

y

D

P

operat

i

ons

out w

i

th

any

safety

z

one

.

DP

o

p

erational level B: stan

d

ar

d DP

o

p

erations

a

)

Mar

i

ne

serv

i

ces

,

typ

i

ca

ll

y

D

P

car

g

o

operat

i

ons w

i

th

i

n

safety

z

one

;

b

) S

ubsea

serv

i

ces

,

typ

i

ca

ll

y

D

P

RO

V

operat

i

ons

out w

i

th

safety

z

one

.

DP

o

p

erational level

C

: a

d

vance

d DP

o

p

erations

a

) S

ubsea

serv

i

ces

,

typ

i

ca

ll

y

vesse

l-

supported

li

ft

i

n

g

operat

i

ons w

i

th

i

n

safety

z

one

;

b

) S

ubsea

serv

i

ces

,

typ

i

ca

ll

y

D

P

RO

V operat

i

ons w

i

th

i

n

safety

z

one

;

c

) S

ubsea

serv

i

ces

,

typ

i

ca

ll

y d

i

v

i

n

g

support operat

i

ons

“

S

afety

z

one

”

sha

ll

be

g

i

ven

a w

i

de

i

nterpretat

i

on

so

as

to

cover

the

surround

i

n

g

petro

l

eum we

ll,

the

offshore

p

l

atforms

or

(

sub

)

surface e

q

u

i

pment and

i

nfrastructure

.

Vers

i

on

SF (BOS-

P

RD-0

7

0

1

.000

6

-

ver

.

C

R).O

r

i

g

i

na

l D

ate

:

31

/

1

2/20

15

.

Vers

i

on

D

ate

:

N/

A

.

Va

li

d

vers

i

on on

l

y

on

Q

M

S

s

i

te

.

U

ncontro

ll

ed

document when

pr

i

nted

.

P

a

g

e

34

of

44

P

rocedure prepared by

:

BOS

Head

of

O

perat

i

ons

.

Approved

by

:

BOS

Head

of

O

perat

i

ons

.

Va

li

dated by

:

BOS Q

ua

li

ty

R

epresentat

i

ve

.

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