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Moorin

g

O

p

erations

BOS-

P

RD-2

6

.900

6

0

7

Hea

d

o

f

O

p

eration

has

the

respons

i

b

ili

ty

,

author

i

ty and accountab

ili

ty

for

:

b

) G

ather

i

n

g

rev

i

ews

and

feedbac

k

s

from

vesse

l

s

and ma

k

es

necessary updates

to

the

fo

ll

ow

i

n

g

procedure

.

C

ontra

c

ts Mana

g

er

has

the

respons

i

b

ili

ty

,

author

i

ty and accountab

ili

ty

for

:

a

) T

o endorse

the

spread moor

i

n

g

p

l

an

before operat

i

on

.

Mon

i

tor

i

n

g

comp

li

ance w

i

th

th

i

s

procedure

and

li

a

i

s

i

n

g

w

i

th

the Master

e

x

ecut

i

n

g

h

i

s

/

her dut

i

es

i

n

respect of

th

i

s

procedure

.

c

) T

hat

p

l

ans

be

a

g

reed

j

o

i

nt

l

y

w

i

th

the

c

li

ent

and

i

nc

l

ude

procedures

for

moor

i

n

g

dep

l

oyment

and

recovery

,

the

mana

g

ement

of

vesse

l

s

i

nvo

l

ved

,

the

protect

i

on

of

a

ll

assets

, i

nc

l

ud

i

n

g

subsea

assets

,

and

the mon

i

tor

i

n

g

of moor

i

n

g

li

ne

tens

i

ons

throu

g

hout

a

ll

operat

i

ons

.

d

) T

hese

procedures

i

nc

l

ude

re

q

u

i

rement

for

operat

i

ona

l

meet

i

n

g

s

between

a

ll

part

i

es

;

part

i

cu

l

ar

l

y

anchor

hand

li

n

g

vesse

l

s

,

to

ensure

that

the

content

of moor

i

n

g

p

l

ans

and

necessary

commun

i

cat

i

ons

are

fu

ll

y understood

.

Ri

g

Move Master

has

the

respons

i

b

ili

ty

,

author

i

ty and

accountab

ili

ty

for

:

a

)

Mon

i

tor

i

n

g

the

spread moor

i

n

g

operat

i

ons

.

4

D

es

c

ri

p

tion

4

.1

S

a

f

et

y p

re

c

a

u

tions

du

rin

g m

oorin

g

o

p

erations

T

he

moor

i

n

g

operat

i

on

on

any

sh

i

p

i

s

potent

i

a

ll

y

dan

g

erous

.

Crewmembers

are

at

g

reater

r

i

s

k

of

i

n

j

ury

dur

i

n

g

moor

i

n

g

and

unmoor

i

n

g

operat

i

ons

than at

any other

t

i

me

.

T

he

moor

i

n

g

operat

i

ons

shall

be

sub

j

ect

to

fu

ll

pre

-j

ob

p

l

ann

i

n

g

J

ob

S

afety

Ana

l

ys

i

s

(

J

S

A

)

before

commenc

i

n

g

,

g

i

v

i

n

g

fu

ll

cons

i

derat

i

on

to

the

effects

of weather

,

sub

-

sea

obstruct

i

ons

and

vesse

l

movement

.

Aff

ili

ate

O

r

g

an

i

sat

i

ons

have

forma

l

procedures

that

re

q

u

i

re

shore mana

g

ement

overs

i

g

ht

of

spread moor

i

n

g

p

l

ans

and

operat

i

ons

.

T

he

fo

ll

ow

i

n

g

are

some

safety

rem

i

nders

,

wh

i

ch need

to be

observed

dur

i

n

g

moor

i

n

g

operat

i

ons

:

x

DO NOT

sur

g

e

synthet

i

c

f

i

bre

ropes

on

drum

ends

. T

h

i

s

may

dama

g

e

the

rope

and

a

l

so

l

eave

depos

i

ts

on

the

drum

end or

b

i

ts

,

caus

i

n

g

the

rope

to

j

ump w

i

th

the

r

i

s

k

of

i

n

j

ury

to persons

nearby

;

x

DO NOT

stand

too

c

l

ose

to

a w

i

nch

drum

or

b

i

t when

ho

l

d

i

n

g

and

tens

i

on

i

n

g

a

li

ne

. I

f

i

t

sur

g

es

you

cou

l

d

be

drawn

i

nto

the drum

or

b

i

t before

you

can

safe

l

y

ta

k

e another

ho

l

d or

l

et

g

o

;

x

DO NOT

app

l

y

too many

turns

on

a

drum

end

. N

o more

than

4

turns

should

be

ta

k

en w

i

th

synthet

i

c

li

nes

. I

f more

turns

are app

li

ed

then

i

t

i

s

d

i

ff

i

cu

l

t

to re

l

ease

i

n

a

contro

ll

ed manner

;

x

DO NOT

bend

/

tw

i

st

rope

e

x

cess

i

ve

l

y

;

x

DO NOT

stand

i

n

the

b

i

g

ht

of

any

rope

. B

E

W

A

R

E

OF T

H

E

BIG

H

T;

x

DO NOT

stand

c

l

ose

to

a

rope

under

l

oad

. I

t

may

part

w

i

thout

warn

i

n

g

. K

EE

P

O

U

T OF T

H

E

SN

A

P

B

AC

K ZON

E

;

x

DO NOT l

eave

l

oose

ob

j

ects

i

n

the

li

ne

hand

li

n

g

area

. I

f

a

li

ne

brea

k

s

i

t may

throw

such

ob

j

ects

around as

i

t

snaps

bac

k;

x

DO NOT

have more peop

l

e

than

necessary

i

n

the

v

i

c

i

n

i

ty of

a

li

ne

;

x

DO NOT

attempt

to

hand

l

e

a

w

i

re

or

rope

on

a

drum

end

,

un

l

ess

a

second

person

i

s

ava

il

ab

l

e

to

remove or

feed

the

s

l

ac

k

rope

to

you

;

x

DO NOT l

eave w

i

nches

runn

i

n

g

unattended

;

x

DO NOT

stand on w

i

nches

/

bo

ll

ards

to

g

et a

better

v

i

ew

;

x

DO NOT

use w

i

re d

i

rect

from

a

stowa

g

e

ree

l

that has

not been

des

i

g

ned

to w

i

thstand

l

oads

;

x

DO NOT

a

ll

ow

o

il l

ea

k

s

from

w

i

nches

to ma

k

e

the

dec

k

ha

z

ardous

. I

t

cou

l

d

be

you

who

s

li

ps

and

fa

ll

s

;

x

DO W

EA

R

the

correct

safety

c

l

oth

i

n

g

and

e

q

u

i

pment

;

x

DO W

EA

R

g

l

oves when hand

li

n

g

w

i

res

;

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ers

i

on

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