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The document outlines the principles and safety measures for working at height, emphasizing the importance of risk assessments, proper training, and equipment maintenance. It details specific safety factors, equipment types, and fall protection systems, including guidelines for scaffolding and emergency procedures. Additionally, it includes inspection checklists for safety gear and emphasizes the need for supervision and reporting incidents to prevent future mistakes.

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working@height

The document outlines the principles and safety measures for working at height, emphasizing the importance of risk assessments, proper training, and equipment maintenance. It details specific safety factors, equipment types, and fall protection systems, including guidelines for scaffolding and emergency procedures. Additionally, it includes inspection checklists for safety gear and emphasizes the need for supervision and reporting incidents to prevent future mistakes.

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WORKING AT

HEIGHT
Principles of working at height
• All personnel involved in the management chain
should recognize that they have an obligation to
carry out the work as safely as possible.

• A risk assessment should be carried out to identify


the hazards associated with the work before the
work commences.

• Appropriate tools and safety equipment should be


selected to ensure that the job can be carried out as
safely as possible.
Cont.
• Personnel should be adequately trained in the
operation of tools, safety equipment and safety
systems that they are working with.

• Tools and equipment must be properly maintained

• Work tasks should be properly supervised

• Where mistakes have been made or equipment has


failed it’s essential that these incidents are reported
so that similar mistakes can be prevented in the
future.
Safety Factor

• Fore Wire 1:5


• For Shackle 1:6
• Webbing Sling 1:7
• Personnel 1:10

By NDT Testing
4
•1.8 m as standard Consider as Working @ Height Hazard

A B C
Anchorage Point Body Wear Connector

(Pad Eye) (Harness) (Lanyard + Shock Absorber /


5000 LB = 2500 KG Fall Arrestor )

•Fall Protection (Guardrail System / Equipment) / Fall Prevention ( Actions / Lighting )

5
Scaffolding

Supported
Arial Suspended

Should Have Safety


Wire from Roof

7
In BOP & OFFSHORE
Top Rail 45 inch

Mid Rail (Between Both )

Toe Board 4 inch

9
Rig # 56
Qaher
Should Have Two
Wires in Case of
Emergency
Swing Fall
Prevention So the
Anchor Point will
be Above
Arresting Fall DUE
Anchor Point

F = M*G*H

3 Points Contact
Man Ridding Horse
Wire ( Non-Rotating Wire Rope Sling)
Limit Switch 150 kg
Air Cylinder in Case of Power Off enough form Crown to floor

Emergency Stop
Maximum to rig Floor not Below
Breaking System in Case of Leaver Back to Position

No swivel Attached

After the Derrick 91kg to go up

Operator Experience
STP Supervise
16
Lad Safe System
Not Applicable in EDC
Fall Restraint
Limit Adjusting
Self Retracting Life Line

Fall Arrestor Lanyard


• Double for Climbing or single for
• All the Data are written on the
positioning
Fall Arrestor
• Not use with Fall Arrestor
• In Case of any emergency the red
• Lanyard not use after opening
label on it appears and need to
• Shock Absorber toward Human
maintain
Position
• 2 Fall Arrestor o the Derrick and
• 2 Meter Open (1.15 Lanyard) (70 cm
on the Crown
Chock) (15 cm Accessories)
• Special Self Retracting on the
Derrick to protect from exceed the
derrick limit
23
Double Lanyard
Derrick Man Safety harness

Take form Other Derrick above


Inspection & Maintenance check list

• Check ID number is present


• Check that metal components are free from:
1. Buckling
2. Wear
3. Corrosion
4. Cracks
• Nylon components free from:
1. Cuts and abrasion to webbing
2. Cuts and abrasion to stitching
3. Chemical contamination
• One Move is Rejected
• New karabiners needs
3 Moves to open
Use also in
Tri-Pod
Rescue
‫‪Mobile Fall Arrestor‬‬
‫عند الطلوع على السلم باالضافه الى‬
‫ال ‪Fall Arrestor‬‬

‫‪Derrick Climber‬‬
‫يساعد على الطلوع على السلم‬
Pre-Man Riding
Checklist
Give Brief Description to :

1- Double Lanyard with Shock absorber


2- single lanyard with shock absorber
3- Lanyard without shock absorber
4- Rail System
5- Lad Safe System
6- Fall Arrestor / Types of fall arrestor
7- Rope Access
8- Safety Harness
9- Man Ridding
10- restricting Line
11- How to inspect safety harness
12- How to inspect man ridding
13- Ladder Hoops

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