10 July 2023

Emergency In Helideck

Some of the emergencies that usually occur in the Helideck:
- Fires caused by fuel spills, electrical short circuits, and hot objects
- Objects dropping from Helicopter during Helicopter take-off and landing
- Strong winds can complicate the operation of the Helicopter and can also increase the risk of fire
- Corrosion on the Helideck caused by seawater makes the Helideck slippery and can increase the risk of falling

Steps to take in the event of a fire at the Helideck:
- Staying calm, because panicking will only make things worse
- Turning on the alarm
- Wearing PPE
- Putting out the fire with a fire extinguisher if the fire is small
- Asking for help from the Fire Team and Emergency Services Team if the fire is big and out of control
- Listening to the instructions of the Firefighters if you are assigned to help handle the fire
- Regardless of the type of fire, evacuating immediately via a designated escape route

One important thing to always remember: Stay away from fire, heat, and smoke!

The above Safety Procedures that can help to ensure the safety of anyone working at Helideck can be learned by taking the right training.




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26 June 2023

Why Companies Should Use Drones

Some of the reasons why companies need to use Drones:
- Drones can help Security Process
- Drones can help Search and Rescue Missions
- Drones can face dangerous and extreme environments, conditions, and situations (crimes, fires, natural disasters)
- Drones can adapt to bad weather (rain, strong winds)
- Drones have sensors that can work faster and better than humans
- Drones can work at night because the sensors on the Drone can see things that are located in dark areas that the human eye cannot see
- Drones can see various objects behind and inside things (behind walls, indoors)
- Drones can provide the required information
- Drones can work in Real-Time and Live

Do not hesitate to use Drone because:
- Its technology is constantly updated
- It works faster than humans
- It can climb to a higher position easily




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25 June 2023

How To Work In Confined Space Safely

Confined Space is a very dangerous area!

Here are some ways to work in Confined Spaces safely:
- Hazards assessed & known: sharp objects, lack of oxygen, fire, short circuit, bacteria, viruses
- Obtain Permit To Work: This permit also contains precautions to be taken to reduce hazards
- Use PPE: helmet, goggles, mask, gloves, SCBA, protective clothing
- Use required equipment: Portable Gas Detectors, Tripods, Davits, Communications Equipment, Harnesses, Straps & more
- Monitoring is carried out by the Rescue Team which will also assist if an emergency occurs
- Execute the proper process to enter the Confined Space, including entering the Confined Space slowly & carefully & also be aware of the environment
- Provide information to the Rescue Team about your condition & environment
- Execute the proper process to exit the Confined Space safely

“Another key” to working in Confined Spaces safely:
- Never enter a Confined Space alone
- Do not enter the Confined Space when you are sick
- Whatever problems you encounter while in the Confined Space, get out immediately & let the Rescue Team know




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23 June 2023

How To Control Emergency In Offshore Installation

Several emergencies can occur in an Offshore Installation:
- Incidents that occur in wells and pipes
- Explosions and fires
- The incident that happened in the Helicopter
- Waves and objects hitting Offshore Installations
- Offshore Installations lose their stability

Following are some steps to control an emergency in an Offshore Installation:
- Ensure that all personnel have been trained to handle emergencies
- Ensure that all personnel are aware of their roles and responsibilities
- Have an Emergency Response Team
- Have an Emergency Plan
- Have a Chain of Command
- Implement Safety Procedures
- Conduct a quick and accurate risk and situation assessment
- Prevent the emergency from happening in the first place
- Monitor and detect emergencies from the start in a fast and coordinated manner
- Communicate clearly and concisely
- Prioritize resources
- Handle emergencies
- Carry out the recovery process after the emergency can be handled
- Ensure personnel safety
- Assess damage and make repairs




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21 June 2023

Why HSE Is Important

All companies must apply HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) to maintain and protect the health, safety, and welfare of employees, companies, customers, and the public. HSE is a series of processes and procedures designed to:
- Identify, reduce, and eliminate potential hazards, hazards, and risks
- Prevent and handle incidents and accidents
- Handle injuries and illnesses that occur due to work
- Prevent damage to the company and the environment
- Ensure compliance with applicable regulations

The benefits of HSE are:
- Improving employee welfare and satisfaction
- Alertness can be improved
- Reducing losses
- Preventing fines and legal proceedings
- Increasing productivity and quality
- Companies can demonstrate their responsibility and compliance with HSE to the public so that the company's reputation in the eyes of customers, investors, and regulators is maintained
- Companies can contribute to environmental sustainability




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