Atwood Falcon Job Hazard Analysis Worksheet
Facility: Atwood Falcon
Task Name:Wireline Logging
Team members: Hakim Mutalib, Jonathan Yeo
Date: 18-June-2009
No. Description of task steps
1 Transit from Home to Airport
2 Transit from Airport to Rig
3 Working on the rig
4 Environmental: Littering or
indiscriminate dumping of used
materials
Hazards/Potential Incident Who or what might be harmed Risk Control Measures Recovery Measures Action/ Responsible Party
1. Heavy traffic, weather conditions, other road users 1. Driver, passenger, other users M 1. Follow Shell road policy Seek Emergency assistant-emergency contact Driver and myself
list
2. Vehicle breakdown, burst tyre 2.Vehicle damage, driver, passenger, other users 2. Use experiance taxi driver
1. Helicopter breakdown 1.Vehicle damage, driver, passengers, other users 1. Seat belt on and practic HUET & EBS training Seek Emergency assistant-emergency contact Pilot and myself
list
Weather turns bad(rough sea, hot sun, rain) All attendees L 1. Ensure proper PPE (Helmet, shoes and gloves ) are worn 1. First Aid (First Aid medic bag on site) Myself & team members
2. Stop working when rough sea 2. Contact Medic
3. Use sun block
4. Location of lifejackets
5. Familiar with escape route
Heavy actvities on the rig, movement, dropping All attendees L 1. Attend Safety Briefing to be aware of hazards on barge 1. First Aid (First Aid medic bag on site) Myself & team members
object..etc 2. Always use proper PPE 2. Contact Medic
3. Practise good Safety culture. (Comply, Intervene) 3. Transport to hospital
4. Communicate with Activity CSR on on-going activities
1. RA source All attendees H 1. Keep maximum distance on surface 1. First Aid (First Aid medic bag on site) Myself & team members
2. Heavy Toolstring 2. Do not involved in any unnecessary lifting operation 2. Contact Medic
3. Wireline on tension when RIH/POOH 3. Don't walk over or too near to wireline cable 3. Transport to hospital
4. Slippery surfaces due to grease/seawater 4. Wear glove, housekeeping
5. Unfamiliarity with operation (PCL & Power 5. Do not come to close to working area
capstan)
Complains from land occupants; Fire Hazard, smoke. Environment; Property. L Raise all personnel awareness level during pre-mob, HSE induction Company rep to deal with owners or occupants. company Ass. rep and team
leader
No. Item Y/N
A General
1 Clean desk policy? Y
2 Any diagram of escape route? Y

B Logging
1 Overal condition of the coil tubing unit is good? Y
2 Housekeeping after logging? Y
3 Neutron source off on surface? -
4 All staffs wear correct PPE when working? Y
Remarks

coil tubing unit checked on August 2008

Clean up slippry floor…
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Using ear plug at high decibel >90db
No. HSSE Observation/Learning
1 Operation boat transfer
- Due to the bad weather condition, extra percaution is needed during boat transfer
- Use two hands to hold the rope during boat transfer
- Life jacket need to be wear

2 Safety briefing for all SS3's arriver and leaver

- Location of mustering station
- SS3 key card
- Gangway id card

3 Gangway crossing
- Use two hands to hold rope when crossing gangway
- Gangway id card need to be place on and collect upon return
- Life jacket need to be wear when crossing gangway

4 SS3 Barge
- Escape routes displayed around the barge
- Emergency phone number was displayed in the operation room
- Observed clean desk policy was practiced in the operation room/kitchen
- Emergency alarm was practiced. Everyone need to collect the Key Card and gather at the mustering station with life jacket.
- Holding hand rail when using stair case

5 Barton Platform
- Ear plug need to be wear due to high decibel (> 90dB)
- No cell phone is allow on platform.
- Beware of sea snake
- Safety boot is not allow to put infront of door as this may block the door for opening
- No smoking on platform
- Trip hazard

6 Coil Tubing Sand Cleanup

- Coil tubing units were checked on August/November 2008
- Observed the Schlumberger contractors were using proper glove and mask during the mixing of chemical for sand clean up
- Nitrogen was running out during sand clean up at 4200ft. The remaining 200ft were clean just using gel
- Observed how the Schlumberger & Smith Services change the BHA with miller/nozzer for sand clean up
- Observed how the coil tubing unit look like
- Observed red tape was put around the operation area
- Observed gel spilled during mixing and cleaning up the area was done
- Observed some part of KOIV and sand compaction were retrieved out udrinf sand clean up using miller
 e mustering station with life jacket.

mixing of chemical for sand clean up

an just using gel
or sand clean up

up using miller