Safety training
Wind Limited Access/ V2 2023-05-02
a. use of self-retractable lifeline (SRL) b. unintentional lock of SRL due to sudden movement and difficulties disconnecting from fall protection equipment c. use of twin fall arrest lanyards d. the final decision whether to transfer, or not, lies with the transferee e. protection against falling: SRL on boat landing ladder f. roles of supervisors, vessel captain, deckhand and passengers Based on the G+ Offshore Wind Health and Safety Association, Good Practice Guideline, ‘Working at Height in the Offshore Wind Industry’, section 4.4.1.6 ‘Transfer by Stepping Over Between Vessels and Offshore Structures’ and in particular these sections: a. protection against falling: SRL on boat landing ladder b. roles of supervisors, vessel captain, deckhand and passengers Lead a short discussion on safe transfer
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The participants shall: Discuss the differences in handling the self-retractable lifeline (SRL) and the twin fall arrest lanyards ELEMENT 3.3 - SAFE TRANSFER FROM VESSEL TO VESSEL AND DOCK TO VESSEL (THEORY) Learning objective: 20) The participants can describe how to safely transfer from dock to vessel and vessel to vessel (Knowledge, basic level)
The instructor shall: Explain safe transfer from dock to vessel and from vessel to vessel Present examples on risks from sudden waves and wind gusts
The participants shall: Describe how to safely transfer from dock to vessel and vessel to vessel
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