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A member has reported a near miss incident in which there was a spill of battery acid. An electrician had charged the wet cell batteries of two motion reference units […]
The Marine Safety Forum has published the following safety flash regarding a hose incident. Around 100m of bulk transfer hose including fittings were drawn into the port azipod thruster of […]
The United States Coast Guard (USCG) has published Safety Alert 4-15 entitled ‘Engine Room Operations: Maintaining Machinery, Knowing Escape Routes, & Conducting Thorough Engineering Watches’. The safety alert deals with […]
The Danish organisationSeahealth.dk has published the following near miss report of how an axe fell from a cabinet, narrowly missing someone’s toes. A crewman was preparing to get fire-fighting equipment […]
A member has reported an incident in which an ROV main lift umbilical parted causing the ROV to drop to the seabed (1360m water depth). The incident occurred while recovering […]
A member has reported an incident in which crew were found conducting welding operations in an area of a vessel where hot work was forbidden. The incident occurred when arrangements […]
A member has reported an incident in which a pontoon cleat was damaged during offshore renewables Crew Transfer Vessel mooring operations. The incident occurred when the vessel was leaving its […]
A member has reported two near miss incidents in which there has been a failure of a mast arm on a CTV. Both incidents related to weld fatigue. In both […]
A member has reported a near miss incident in which large volumes of sea water were found in the bilges of a small boat (offshore wind turbine CTV). The water […]
A member has reported an incident in which an offshore wind farm Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV) suffered an engine breakdown due to the drive belt automatic tensioner seizing. The incident […]
A member has reported an incident in which a person suffered a badly sprained ankle leading to an LTI. The incident occurred when the person was making his way from […]
A member has reported a number of recent near miss incidents involving the approach of small boats – offshore renewable industry crew transfer vehicles – to wind turbine towers. In […]
The Marine Safety Forum has drawn attention to the increasing frequency of serious marine incidents within installation 500m zones. This highlights the need for: Greater understanding and ownership of marine […]
A member has reported an incident in which there was a small explosion and fire on a remotely operated vehicle (ROV). Personnel had reported having experienced minor issues with the […]
A member has reported an incident in which two objects fell from a pipelay tower. The incident occurred some four weeks after repairs to a 360Te winch wire garage at […]
The Marine Safety Forum has published the following safety flash regarding an incident in which someone injured his finger during hose handling. The incident occurred when a vessel was performing […]
The Marine Safety Forum has published the following safety flash regarding an incident in which someone suffered a first aid injury to his hand. The crew were re-stowing the anchor […]
The Marine Safety Forum has published the following safety flash regarding an incident in which someone suffered a painful cut to the finger whilst engaged in a ‘routine’ cleaning task. […]
A member has reported an incident in which an ROV winch brake failed, leading to the uncontrolled movement of an ROV as approximately 800m of umbilical ran off the winch […]
A member has reported an incident in which a chain hoist failed causing a 700kg load to fall into the moonpool. The incident occurred when crew were moving moonpool carriages […]
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