Shipboard operations - Working aloft permit In principle, when working aloft, bosun chairs, stage boards or scaffolding shall be prepared. Summarized below are some basic check items prior working aloft. These procedures are only indicative, not exhaustive in nature and one must always be guided by practices of good seamanship Has pre-meeting been held and personnel clearly instructed of work scope, procedure and precautions? Are personnel carrying out the work, in a physically fit condition for the work? Are personnel carrying out the work, wearing appropriate clothing for the work? Have personnel carrying out the work been provided with adequate personal protective equipment? Has the condition and strength of safety harnesses, lifelines, safety belts been confirmed and adequate? Are bosun chairs, stage boards, scaffoldings & ladders suitable for use and in good condition? Has the condition and strength of ropes and lifelines been confirmed and adequate? Has equipment been correctly and properly rigged and measures taken to prevent damage by chafing? Have anti-falling measures for tools been taken? Taking into account rolling period and wind speed, can the work be carried out safely? Has traffic under the working site been prohibited? Before working in vicinity of radar scanner, aerials, funnel & whistle, have concerned persons been notified? Are warning notices posted at proper places to avoid accident by use of such equipment during working? Is watchman posted where working crew is insufficient to take appropriate measures to prevent accident? If using portable ladders, have they been set correctly at suitable places? Related articles Safety equipments onboard - inspection requirements Prior hot work safety check items Prior electrical work safety check items Working in enclosed spaces onboard - safety guideline Other Info Pages Home Our home page Container Ship Operation Basic guidance Tanker vessel safety guideline Check items in oil tankers operation Site Map Page listing for this site. Site Use and Privacy - Read our privacy policy and site use information. Contact us Copyright © 2009 Ships business.com All rights reserved. |
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