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2023 2nd Alert Hipo#13 BOP twisted while it was suspended on the crane.
HWO rig up was in progress at well MAS-01 around 0500hrs crew picked up the stripping stack with the 130T crane and lifted the stripping stack on top of BOP#3. Day shift crew completed safety meetings and handover and jack operator identified that BOP#3 was only supported by a wooden plate, Stop Work Authority was used but not communicated with the supervisor, crew decided to move the BOP on to the correct BOP stand. While preparing the BOP to be repositioned It was found that the torque wrench was stuck on one of the nuts under the BOP. Lead hand went under to free the torque wrench and at that time the wooden plate broke causing the load weight to settle in the crane. Lead hand hit his hand on the XT while evacuating the area, Medic checked and found ok. Halliburton Crew Stopped the operation and informed PDO DSV.
Always ensure to use the correct equipment for the task in hand. Prior to issue Permit to Work site leader's are to walk the line and perform hazard hunt. Any Stop Work Authority shall be communicated to the well site leaders. Lift plans & JSA’s are to the relevant to the task in hand. Always take the time on location to perform the correct job assessments for the task in hand. Short cuts never save time.
Inefficient site supervision onsite. Permit issued without walking the line / daily hazard hunt Shortcut to not use the correct equipment. Ineffective use of Stop Work Authority.
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