1 Struck-By Module 3. 2Objectives After this module you should be able to – identify the most common struck-by hazards – take the necessary steps to avoid.

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1 Struck-By Module 3

2Objectives After this module you should be able to – identify the most common struck-by hazards – take the necessary steps to avoid those hazards

3 What is a Struck-By? A struck-by is an accident in which any part of the body is struck by an object that is in motion, whether moving, swinging, flying, falling, etc.

4 Struck-By Hazards Site clearing Moving pipe and casing Using tongs and spinning chain Falling overhead objects Working around mobile equipment Loads being moved Improper use of hand tools Whipping pressurized lines Using elevators Using turnbuckles and load strapping

5 Tree Felling Struck-By’s Figure out the best felling direction Plan, clear, and use an escape path Figure out the proper hinge size Use proper controlled felling techniques Maintain safe separation distances from other workers or machines Wear required PPE Danger! Tree felling requires special training!

6 while the rig is being set up at the site, workers can get struck by a crane, load, truck, forklift, tool, etc. it’s important that the worker is knowledgeable of the hazards present and is aware at all times of equipment around them

7 a worker can get struck by moving, swinging, or falling drill pipe stand clear of this area when pipe is being lifted to the rig floor

8 while tripping in/out, a worker can get struck by tongs or spinning chain always determine and stand clear of the swing radius of these items when possible [see next slide]

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10 if connections break free, high-pressure lines and hoses can quickly become struck-by hazards ensure that lines and hoses are properly secured, connections are not worn, and whip-checks are installed

11 a small crack or other damage to a hand tool can cause a struck-by incident Corrective Actions: inspect tools before use; take defective tools out of service

12 cable used to rig this load up may suddenly snap, slicing anything in its path as much as possible, stand clear of the cable while it is under stress

13 a tool stuck through the middle of a turnbuckle to tighten it can kick back and strike you use a crescent wrench at one end of the turnbuckle to tighten it

14 this load could shift or fall suddenly striking or falling on the worker Corrective Action: a tag line would be ideal here; take the time to set one up before the lift

15 this is another example of where a tag line should be used

16 if they attached the tag line to the load rather than the rigging, these employees would be correctly using a tag line

17 while working at heights, if you loose your grip on a tool, it could fall onto a worker or equipment use a device like this or simply use a tail rope to keep tools from falling

18 Your Employer Is Responsible For Providing appropriate PPE Identifying and correcting any struck-by hazards Responding to and correcting hazards pointed out by you, the worker

19 You Are Responsible For Wearing the appropriate PPE Operating and working around mobile equipment carefully, keeping in mind that such equipment has blind spots Correcting the hazards you are able to correct Reporting to your supervisor the hazards you are unable to correct

20 Case Study The crown sheave shaft came out of one of its mounts releasing the sheaves, the drilling line, and 165,000-pound drilling string, and the blocks fell to the drilling floor.

21 Always Remember Secure or remove any loose equipment before setting up or breaking down a rig Be aware of and do not enter the swing radius of tongs and/or spinning chain Be cautious around mobile equipment Take damaged tools out of service Report any struck-by hazards to your supervisor immediately

22 Memory Check 1.How should a person on the ground control a suspended load being moved? a.use a pole with a hook on the end b.grab the rigging c.grab only the load d.use a tag line

23 Memory Check 2.When working at heights, how must you keep your tools from dropping onto an employee or equipment? a.keep them in your pocket when not in use b.use a tail rope to connect the tool to your harness c.keep them under your hard hat when not in use d.keep a firm grip on the tools at all times

24 Memory Check 3.Which of the following is NOT a step in controlling pressurized lines? a.install whip checks b.match thread and size of connections c.test connection by running an extremely high pressure through the line d.ensure connections are not worn or damaged