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    Meth Method Statement For Inside Working of Pontoons

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    This method statement outlines safety procedures for working inside pontoons. It assigns responsibilities to a standby man who monitors conditions and personnel entering/exiting, and a safety officer who reviews work permits and ensures safe atmospheric and temperature conditions. The procedure requires obtaining a work permit, safety briefing, designating a first aid-trained standby man, providing adequate lighting, using only low-voltage tools, installing ventilation, regular communication checks between the entrant and standby man, safety training, and work breaks outside the pontoons every 30 minutes or as needed. A hot work permit is also required for any hot work.

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    This method statement outlines safety procedures for working inside pontoons. It assigns responsibilities to a standby man who monitors conditions and personnel entering/exiting, and a safety officer who reviews work permits and ensures safe atmospheric and temperature conditions. The procedure requires obtaining a work permit, safety briefing, designating a first aid-trained standby man, providing adequate lighting, using only low-voltage tools, installing ventilation, regular communication checks between the entrant and standby man, safety training, and work breaks outside the pontoons every 30 minutes or as needed. A hot work permit is also required for any hot work.

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    MS FOR PONTOONS

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    This method statement outlines safety procedures for working inside pontoons. It assigns responsibilities to a standby man who monitors conditions and personnel entering/exiting, and a safety officer who reviews work permits and ensures safe atmospheric and temperature conditions. The procedure requires obtaining a work permit, safety briefing, designating a first aid-trained standby man, providing adequate lighting, using only low-voltage tools, installing ventilation, regular communication checks between the entrant and standby man, safety training, and work breaks outside the pontoons every 30 minutes or as needed. A hot work permit is also required for any hot work.

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    This method statement outlines safety procedures for working inside pontoons. It assigns responsibilities to a standby man who monitors conditions and personnel entering/exiting, and a safety officer who reviews work permits and ensures safe atmospheric and temperature conditions. The procedure requires obtaining a work permit, safety briefing, designating a first aid-trained standby man, providing adequate lighting, using only low-voltage tools, installing ventilation, regular communication checks between the entrant and standby man, safety training, and work breaks outside the pontoons every 30 minutes or as needed. A hot work permit is also required for any hot work.

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    METH METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSIDE WORKING OF PONTOONS

    1. PURPOSE

    The purpose of this method statement is to safeguard personnel who enter the
    pontoons.

    2. SCOPE

    This method statement covers the safety requirements of physical entry into
    pontoons, and is applicable at GULF FARABI n-PARAFFIN & LAB PROJECT.

    3. RESPONSIBILITIES

    3.1 Standby Man

    3.1.1 Maintaining the conditions and requirements listed on the work permit.

    3.1.2 Remaining at the point of entry at all times when personnel are inside
    the pontoons.

    3.1.3 Keeping track of the personnel entering & leaving the pontoons
    through a confined space entry log sheet.

    3.1.4 Maintaining contact with person(s) inside the pontoons by voice , rope
    signal or hand horn.

    3.2 Safety Officer

    3.2.1 Reviewing and developing a clear understanding with SNC-LAVALIN/


    GULF FARABI Safety department regarding the requirements of the
    work permit.

    3.2.2 Monitoring conditions in the adjacent areas for situations that could
    endanger personnel working inside the pontoons.

    3.2.3 Stopping the work if condition demands.

    3.2.4 Monitoring of hazardous atmosphere e.g. Oxygen deficiency, presence


    of CO2, SO2 or fumes etc every 2-hours or more, when work is
    stopped for 30-minutes or more.

    3.2.5 Ensuring temperature is safe for work.

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    METH METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSIDE WORKING OF PONTOONS

    4. PROCEDURE/METHOD

    4.1 SNC-LAVALIN work permit shall be obtained before start of job.


    4.2 A safety toolbox meeting shall be conducted with all involved prior to start
    the job.

    4.3 A standby man shall be deputed at point of entry, and shall be having a first
    aid & CPR training.

    4.4 Adequate illumination shall be provided using 24V lights.

    4.5 All electrical tools & sources will be only 24V.

    4.6 Exhaust fan will be installed at man way for proper ventilation.

    4.7 The entrant & standby man will communicate each other through rope signal
    or voice after every ten minutes.

    4.8 The standby man and entrant(s) will be provided training by OLAYAN
    DESCON for safe working inside the pontoons.

    4.9 The entrant (welder) shall get outside the pontoons after every 30 minutes
    to have fresh air breathing, or whenever he feels uncomforted.

    4.10 No hot work shall be carried out without obtaining HOT WORK Permit.

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