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General Sources of Dropped Objects Incidents

The document lists potential sources of dropped objects incidents on an offshore drilling rig. It includes a non-exhaustive list of equipment, tools, and parts that could fall from heights. An illustration is also provided to help develop dropped objects inventories by mast section and level.

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General Sources of Dropped Objects Incidents

The document lists potential sources of dropped objects incidents on an offshore drilling rig. It includes a non-exhaustive list of equipment, tools, and parts that could fall from heights. An illustration is also provided to help develop dropped objects inventories by mast section and level.

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General

 Sources  of  Dropped  Objects  Incidents    


 
 
 
This  is  a  non-­‐exhaustive,  general  listing  of   Sheaves  /  Snatchblocks    
equipment/  tools  parts  that  may  create  a  
high  risk  for  Dropped  Objects  incidents.  
Suspended  loads    
Cementing  heads     Pipe  guards  /  fingers    
Cable  trays     Monkey  board  extensions    
Installations  and  fixtures     Water  table    
Loose  parts  (e.g.  bolts  and  nuts)     Blowout  preventers    
Hand  tools     Derrick  /  Mast    
Power  tools     Drill  floor    
Scaffolding     Substructure    
Line  failure     Wire  line  /  Electric  logging    
Loose  objects  on  loads     Lubricator    
Catwalks     Logging  tools  hoisted  overhead    
Winches     Wind  walls    
Grating,  handrails  and  stairways     Casing  thread  protectors    
Tanks     Casing  joints    
Rooftops/Ceilings     Drill  pipe  stands  (dropped  across  mast)    
Shelving/Storage     Objects  near  V-­‐door/catwalk    
Temporary  piping     Travelling  assemblies  (collision)    
Speakers    
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Illustration  of  Mast  Sections  and  Levels    
Use  the  drawing  below  as  a  guideline  for  developing  Dropped  Objects  inventories  for  a  drilling  unit.  
Enter  each  potential  Dropped  Object  into  the  inventory/checklist  with  a  description  of  the  mast  
section  in  which  it  resides.  In  the  cases  of  the  upper  and  lower  derrick  sections,  include  the  level  at  
which  the  Dropped  Object  is  located.  
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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