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IMCA safety flashes disseminate important information on incidents and potential hazards and the lessons learnt from them that can help prevent incidents occurring elsewhere in the industry.

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Failure of master link during subsea lifting operations

An incident has been brought to IMCA’s attention in which a master link (lifting ring) fitted to a 10t air lift bag failed in use during subsea lifting. This style […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 11/14

Engine room fire

The Marine Safety Forum has published the following safety flash regarding an incident in which a fire occurred in an engine room space. The result was a blackout situation, a […]



Fire in engine space on crew transfer vessel (CTV)

An incident has been bought to IMCA’s attention in which there was a small fire in the starboard engine space on a crew transfer vessel used in the offshore wind […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 10/14

Fire in engine room on platform supply vessel

A member has reported an incident in which there was a fire in the engine room on a platform supply vessel. The vessel was on its way to port from […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 04/15

Serious engine room fire whilst divers in saturation

A member has reported a very serious incident in which there was a fire in the engine room of an offshore vessel. The incident occurred whilst the vessel was alongside, […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 10/14

Pressure vessel systems – response to fatal accident

The Australian Marine Safety Authority (AMSA) has published information about a fatal accident involving pressure vessel systems. A fatality occurred when the observation glass of a main compressed air receiver […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 09/14

Vessel blackout during close standby

The Marine Safety Forum has published the following safety flash regarding an incident in which there was a vessel blackout during close standby. Investigation revealed that blocked fuel filters were […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 09/14



Serious dropped object incidents

A member has reported two serious dropped object incidents. In the first, an object weighing 100kg was dropped 2.4m. In the second, an object weighing 15.3kg fell 20m, struck a […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 09/14

Near-miss: Potential fire hazard from halogen lamp

The Marine Safety Forum has published the following safety flash regarding a near miss incident in which ropes used in the pilot ladder were observed in close proximity to a […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 08/14

Cutting torch hose separates from flame arrestor

An incident has come to IMCA’s attention in which an Oxy-Acetylene cutting torch hose separated from the flame arrestor, resulting in a flashback. The incident occurred during welding modification of […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 08/14


Unsecured object lifted by helicopter downwash

A member has reported an incident in which a bench cover was lifted into the air by the downwash of a helicopter coming into land on the nearby helideck. The […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 08/14

Crewman struck by dropped object

A member has reported a high potential incident in which a crewman was struck by a dropped object. The incident occurred when the crewman was ascending a ladder to reach […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 08/14

Master link and sub-link failures on lifting equipment

The Marine Safety Forum has published the following safety flash regarding two separate incidents in which there were failures of master links and sub-links on lifting slings. Although no personnel […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 07/14

Injury caused by movement of wire rope under tension

A member has reported an incident in which someone was injured by an anchor wire that skidded off unexpectedly off a flatbed trailer. The incident occurred on a beach during […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 07/14

Crew transfer vessel in collision with anchor wire

A member has reported an incident in which an offshore wind farm crew transfer vessel (CTV) collided with an anchor wire under tension. The incident occurred when the CTV approached […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 07/14

Crane wire rope grip incorrectly fitted

A near miss incident has come to IMCA’s attention in which a crane wire rope termination was found to be incorrectly fitted. Before starting work at a land-based site, a […]

| Included in IMCA Safety Flash 07/14

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