Harweel & Marmul Hazard Hunt 25 th -27 th Feb 2018
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1 Harweel-HMPS & Marmul-MMPS Hazard Hunt 25 th 27 th Feb 2018 MSEM Partnership in HSE 2018 Top9 HSE exposures Hazard Hunt 1
2 HMPS, WPAI Civil Crew Hazard Hunt Team
3 HMPS, WPAI Civil Crew Hazard Hunt Team Engagement coaching moments
4 HMPS, WPAI Civil Crew Hazard Hunt Team Caving of trench sides on lose sand Crossing trenches
5 HMPS, WPAI Civil Crew Hazard Hunt Team Tools (hazard, risks & inspection) engagement
6 HMPS, WPAI Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team
7 HMPS, WPAI Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team Coaching engagement moments
8 HMPS, WPAI Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team GOOD PRACTICE Scaffolding tagged, inspected by a certified scaffolder & valid
9 HMPS, WPAI Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team No proper barrication of trenches caving hazard Crossing trenches/tripping & Slipping hazard
10 HMPS, WPAI Civil & Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team Coaching session ; 1. WPAI HSE Advisor 2. MSE45x
11 WPAI Machanical Hazard Hunt Team HMPS Concurrent activities Gap in communication and coordination between the crews Permit Holders discussion on work site activities and crew coordination of thier concurrent activities
12 MMPS
13 MMPS, BEC Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team Coaching session Eng HSE Advisor OSE81G
14 MMPS, BEC Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team Poor house keeping/congested access/tripping & Slipping hazard
15 MMPS, BEC Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team Poor house keeping/congested access/tripping & Slipping hazard
16 MMPS, BEC Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team The ladder is not secured (un safe condition/act) 2 1
17 MMPS, BEC Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team Dropped /falling objects (scaffold clamps) from platform Sample of scaffold clamps
18 MMPS, BEC Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team Emphasizing good manual handling practice Use of bag to hand over items to higher level
19 MMPS, BEC Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team Safety harness awareness coaching session (inspection, fitting and tagging)
20 MMPS, BEC Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team Observed Good Practice on Lifting Operation
21 MMPS, BEC Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team Observed Good Practice on Lifting Operation (1- Supervisor, 2-Banks man is the only person communicating to the operator and, 3-tagline controller secured pipe on the ground from rolling)
22 Off plot- ATE, Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team
23 Off plot- ATE, Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team Offloaded stands were placed on uneven surface
24 Off plot- ATE, Mechanical Crew Hazard Hunt Team Coaching engagement moments
25 Summary The programme was well received and supported by the site team especially OSE team. kick off meeting (HH background, objective & deliverables) was attended by PDO Contractor Contractor :OSS, OSE8, OSE3M, OSE81G, OSE3G and Harweel Ops team well supported. :EMC (WPAI, BEC) and ODC (ATE). : HSE personal, Site management, Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Supervisors. No major observation/ findings were noted during the site visits. Gap in communication and coordination between the crews on concurrent activities at HMPS. More coaching and engagements to all participants with more focus on HSE personal. Take away: Formalising the HH programme in south to be imbedded with the integrity site visit (twice a week). Closing out observation/ findings noted during the visits. Keep MSE posted for any updates and/ or support needed. 25
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