Safety Moment Dropped object

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Safety Moment Dropped object Disclaimer: this safety moment is designed to prevent similar incidents occurring. All guidance herein is provided in good faith and Step Change in Safety nor its member companies accept responsibility for any inaccuracies or omissions contained within this safety moment.

What might be the consequences? A lifting operation was in progress. Cables were being fed from cable drums situated on the pipe deck, rising 40ft through a guide mechanism suspended from rigging, and fed back down to the drill floor. What hazards do you see? What could go wrong? What might be the consequences? DISCUSS Dropped object

No inspection schedule was in place What happened A hinged roller unit, weighing 10lb, dropped 40ft onto the drill floor, missing the nearest person by 4ft. Retaining clip holding the hinge pins in place had worked free over time. 250mm Original location of roller assembly Approx 40 ft drop Identified issues No guidance from the supplier to alert that the retaining clip had the potential to wear loose with movement No inspection schedule was in place Equivalent to 4.5kg falling 12m, missing the nearest person by 1.2m. Using the DROPS calculator (www.dropsonline.org) this could have resulted in a fatality.

What behaviours and steps could prevent this from occurring and resulting in injury? DISCUSS What might you do differently today in your work? What could you look for when out on site? Dropped object

How was this made safe going forward: Help and advice How was this made safe going forward: Split pins replaced the current retaining clips Pins were painted to make them more visible and easier to spot any working loose Scheduled visual inspections were incorporated Lateral retention lines added to prevent collision of sheaves Signs, barriers and drop zones thoroughly communicated to all personnel in the area Is there anything else you would do? Be aware of your surroundings and potential dropped objects. An object of this weight from this height could have resulted in a fatality. See www.dropsonline.org for help and advice on dropped object prevention. LOLER (Lifting operations and lifting equipment regulations, 1998)…. Barriers are there to protect us. Guidance on lifting operations is available from Step Change Dropped object

Which of the 7Cs are involved in this safety alert? Change management Communication Complacency Control of work Competence Culture Commitment Did this presentation result in discussion? Please share your comments here. Could your discussion lead to creating another alert to share with industry? Please contact : info@stepchangeinsafety.net Dropped object