The Marine Safety Forum (MSF) has published the following Safety Flash regarding a near miss incident in which a 20 tonne subsurface buoy split in two and fell 30cm back […]
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The Marine Safety Forum (MSF) has published the following Safety Flash regarding a near miss incident in which a 20 tonne subsurface buoy split in two and fell 30cm back […]
A member has reported an incident in which a diving bell umbilical was damaged after it was trapped between the cursor and the bell. After completion of diving operations a […]
A member has reported an incident on an offshore platform in which three scaffold boards fell 4m from one deck to another. The incident occurred when the scaffold boards were […]
The US Department of the Interior Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) Gulf of Mexico outer continental shelf (OCS) region has published the following safety flash regarding an incident […]
The Accident Investigation Board of Norway (AIBN) has published the following safety flash regarding a confined space entry fatality on board a vessel, in which a crew member died during […]
The Marine Safety Forum (MSF) has published two recent safety flashes regarding incidents in which personnel have injured their hands or arms. In the first incident, a crewman cut the […]
A member has reported an incident in which a small fire caused a minor injury during the use of oxyacetylene cutting equipment. The incident occurred when a welder was using […]
A member has reported an incident in which a crewman cut off the top of his thumb and his middle finger whilst working with a circular table top bench saw. […]
The Nautical Institute (NI) has published the following safety flash regarding an incident in which a wooden cable reel, weighing about 11 tons, broke loose in heavy seas when a […]
The Marine Safety Forum (MSF) has published the following two safety flashes regarding incidents in which workers onboard vessels have injured themselves. The first incident occurred when a crewman was […]
A member has reported a near-miss incident in which a saturation diver on the seabed lost reclaim and immediately thereafter, lost his main gas supply. The incident occurred during pipeline […]
A member has reported an incident in which a quad of diving quality air was mistakenly connected to a saturation system instead of diving quality oxygen and was injected into […]
A member has reported a recent near miss incident involving live electrical cables on board a vessel. The incident has highlighted the importance of close interface between contractors working onboard […]
The MSF has published the following two Safety Flashes regarding a number of recent near miss incidents involving dropped objects: In one incident on an offshore vessel, a piece of […]
The Marine Safety Forum (MSF) has published the following Safety Flash regarding an incident in which part of a platform supply vessel was damaged when a large piece of equipment […]
A member has reported an incident in which a crewman suffered a serious pinch injury to his finger whilst moving a gangway. The incident occurred during preparation for departure from […]
A member has reported an incident in which a person slipped from the barge boarding ladder and almost fell into the water. During a short boat transfer from the accommodation […]
A member has reported an incident in which an inflated underwater lift bag was let go, causing it to rise to the surface in an uncontrolled way. The incident occurred […]
The MSF has published the following Safety Flash regarding an incident in which a cargo carrying unit (CCU) was flipped over during lifting operations, narrowly missing a crewman. The immediate […]
The MSF has published the following Safety Flash regarding an incident in which a 14 tonne load (a metal reel) made contact with vessel. The single chain/wire arrangement securing the […]
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