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The mast T/D procedure for a workover rig involves the following key steps: #Preparation: Conduct a safety briefing, ensure proper PPE, clear the area, inspect the mast, and shut down power. #Disconnect_Systems: Safely disconnect hydraulic & electrical lines and disengage rig systems. #Lower_the_Mast: Release the mast locking mechanism and use controlled systems to lower the mast, guiding it carefully. #Disassemble_Components: Remove guy wires, support beams, and mast sections using lifting equipment. #Secure_for_Transport: Inspect, secure, and prepare dismantled components for transport. #Final_Safety_Check: Conduct a final walkthrough to ensure everything is secure. #Safety_Considerations: Maintain communication, use proper lifting tools, Follow safety protocols (procedure).

Check out this video below! If you handle containers and do not know why this unit failed, our half-day Cargo Carrying Unit pre-trip inspection course will benefit you. The course is LEEA accredited and aims to provide container handlers with the necessary techniques for inspecting offshore containers, and will teach you how to identify potential issues before attempting a lift. See our website for further information >>> https://shorturl.at/FWxsJ Post Update: To those who commented stating that these containers should not be lifted using this sling configuration are correct. These general shipping containers are designed to be lifted vertically from the top corners, or with correctly rigged spreader beams to the bottom corners using approved ISO fittings. This type of container simply does not have the structural integrity within the top steel horizontal supports to withstand the compressive forces involved with lifting in this configuration.  However, the confusion can start when comparing these containers to those used in the offshore oil and gas industry where the units comply to standards such as DNV 2.7-1. These particular containers are designed to be lifted with a four leg sling and also factor in additional dynamic forces such as heave compensation experienced when an offshore crane on a fixed installation lifts a unit directly from a moving supply ship.  #cargocarrying #fail #liftingequipment #liftingsolutions #training #LEEA

Offshore cranes play a critical role in oil and gas platforms, facilitating the movement of heavy equipment, materials, and supplies between vessels and platforms. These operations often occur in challenging environments, including rough seas and high winds, where precision and safety are paramount. Proper equipment maintenance, skilled operators, and adherence to safety protocols are essential to avoid accidents such as dropped loads, crane failures, or collisions, which can pose significant risks to personnel and operations. Ensuring safety in offshore crane operations requires regular inspections, pre-lift planning, and communication between crew members. Operators must be trained to identify hazards, such as load imbalance or unstable weather conditions, and act accordingly. A strong safety culture that prioritizes hazard identification and preventive measures helps mitigate risks, ensuring smooth and incident-free operations in the offshore industry. 🌊🛠️🚧 #SafetyFirst #StaySafe #SafetyAware #SecureLife #ProtectionPledge #SafetyCulture #SafeHands #PreventionPriority #SafetyIsKey #GuardedLif #SafeJourney #SafetyNet #SecureSteps #SafetyCheck #ProtectAndProsper #safetyjobs #experttrainersacademy

Before POOH 1. Assess the situation: Determine the reason for the pull out of hole task, whether it is for maintenance, repair, or other purposes. 2. Prepare the equipment: Ensure that all necessary tools and equipment are in place, such as a rig, hoisting equipment, and proper safety gear. 3. Secure the area: Make sure the area around the well is clear of any obstacles and that all necessary safety precautions are taken. 4. Attach the lifting equipment: Use appropriate rigging techniques to safely attach the lifting equipment to the wellbore. 5. Lift the equipment: Carefully lift the equipment out of the hole, following all safety protocols and procedures. 6. Inspect and test: Once the equipment is out of the hole, inspect it for any damage or issues. Test it to ensure it is functioning properly. 7. Lower the equipment back into the hole: If necessary, lower the equipment back into the hole following the same safety procedures as the initial lift. 8. Secure the well: Once the equipment is back in place, secure the well and ensure everything is properly tightened and sealed. 9. Clean up: Clean up the area, remove any tools or equipment, and ensure the site is safe and secure. 10. Document the task: Keep a record of the pull out of hole task, including any issues encountered, the equipment used, and any recommendations for future tasks. #gas #oil #rig

• Determine the available capacity of the equipment being used • Rig the load so that it is stable and under control during the hoisting process • Make allowances for any unknown factors. In addition, riggers must be aware of common hazards, factors that reduce capacity, the inspection and use of slings, and safe practices in rigging, lifting, and landing loads.

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• Determine the available capacity of the equipment being used • Rig the load so that it is stable and under control during the hoisting process • Make allowances for any unknown factors. In addition, riggers must be aware of common hazards, factors that reduce capacity, the inspection and use of slings, and safe practices in rigging, lifting, and landing loads.

Tool Box Talk (TBT) on "Crane Lifting" in a hydro power plant: Hazards: - Identify potential hazards associated with crane lifting, such as:- - Load dropping or swinging. - Crane collapse or overturning. - Equipment damage or failure. - Electrocution or crushing injuries. Precautions:- - Discuss necessary precautions to take before and during crane lifting, including:- - Proper training and authorization. - Conducting risk assessments and planning lifting operations. - Ensuring proper crane maintenance and inspection. - Using appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). Control Measures: - Outline control measures to ensure safe crane lifting practices, such as:- - Using proper lifting equipment and accessories (e.g., slings, shackles, and hooks). - Ensuring proper load securement and balance. - Monitoring crane operations and communicating with team members. Best Practices: - Emphasize best practices for crane lifting, including:- - Following manufacturer instructions and guidelines. - Conducting regular crane inspections and maintenance. - Ensuring proper lifting capacity and load limits. - Maintaining clear communication and coordination with team members. Conclusion:- - Summarize key points and emphasize the importance of safe crane lifting practices in a hydro power plant. - Encourage laborers to report any hazards or concerns and to follow established safety protocols. #TBT #Safe_Crane_lifting #Safety_First👷🏻♂️ #Hydro_Powerplant #Jeddah_Makkah

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Lifting Operations in offshore is the process of moving, hoisting, or lowering loads in the open sea. Lifting operations happen very often on offshore and always considered as risky and dangerous due to many obvious variables. To ensure safety, operators must:- 1. Establish barricade (Zone 1, Zone 2, etc) 2. Use proper rigging/ lifting equipment. 3. Always inspect rigging/lifting equipment prior and post-operation. 4. Monitor weather conditions all the time. 5. Alert of surroundings. 6. Maintain concentration and awareness. 7. Plan an exit/emergency route. Contact our specialist at sales@petrogroup.com.my to find out how Probe can be a valuable tool for your organization and its role in lifting equipment inspections. #probe #qaqc #inspection #riskmanagement #wells #oilandgas #drilling #completions #liftingandrigging