Maritime Compliance 13 items
Offshore Supply Vessel Cargo Operations
Covers deck and bulk cargo operations alongside offshore installations for supply vessels, including 500-metre zone entry, tank cargoes, and lifting.
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Approach and 500-Metre Zone
- Is permission obtained from the installation before entering the 500-metre safety zone? *
- Is the vessel's manoeuvring and positioning capability confirmed adequate for the prevailing weather before approach? *
- Are risk assessments and toolbox talks completed for operations near the installation? *
- Is communication with the installation established on the agreed working channel? *
Deck Cargo Handling
- Is deck cargo secured, and are certified lifting slings and containers used for craning to the installation? *
- Are personnel kept clear of suspended loads and the crane operating area during lifting? *
- Is the deck non-slip and clear of obstructions and trip hazards for the deck crew? *
Bulk and Liquid Cargo Transfer
- Are cargo hoses, couplings, and manifolds inspected and rated for the products transferred? *
- For hazardous bulk liquids, are the OSV Chemical Code carriage requirements met? *
- Is an emergency stop and disconnection procedure agreed and understood by both vessel and installation? *
- Enter the number of bulk products to be transferred during this call.
Weather and Emergency Limits
- Are operational weather limits defined and are operations suspended when they are exceeded? *
- Is the vessel ready to move clear of the installation immediately if an emergency is declared? *
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