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or

H

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and To

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O

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erations

P

rocedure

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B) Concerning this stability section, it is recommended to refer to:

a) ABR - Anchor Handling Tug Operations – I.C.Clark and M.Hancox, a practical guide to the

operation of modern anchor handling tugs engaged in anchor handling and towing operations.

b) International code on intact stability, 2008. Edition 2009, 3

rd

edition. (2008 IS).

c) IMCAM22-11 – att1 – IMO SLF 54/10 – Development of amendments to part B of the 2008 IS

code on towing and anchor handling operation.

d) IMCAM22-11 – att2 – IMO SLF 54/INF 5 – Development of amendments to part B of the 2008

IS code on towing and anchor handling operation.

C) All AHT vessels shall be fitted with adequate stability software.

4

.

1

.

2

AH

T

P

rocedures and

B

rie

f

in

g

I

t

must

be

stressed

that

deta

il

ed

p

l

ann

i

ng

of

the

j

ob

e

x

ecut

i

on

i

s

of

v

i

ta

l i

mportance

to

avo

i

d

m

i

sunderstand

i

ngs

.

T

he

AH

T

vesse

l

shall

pr

i

or

to

any

AH

T

operat

i

on

have

rece

i

ved

deta

il

ed

AH

T

P

rocedure

s

from

the

charterer

.

T

hese procedures

shall

be

ava

il

ab

l

e

for

rev

i

ew on

-

board

the

vesse

l

we

ll i

n

advance of

the

operat

i

on

.

B

efore any AH

T

operat

i

on

commences

i

t

i

s

i

mportant

to have

a deta

il

ed br

i

ef

i

ng

from

charterer

and/or

operator

. T

he

charterer

and/or

operator

shall

i

ssue

i

nv

i

tat

i

ons

to

a

r

i

g move meet

i

ng

. T

he wor

k

spec

i

f

i

cat

i

on

shall

be

d

i

str

i

buted

few days

before

the meet

i

ng

.

A) This meeting is intended to identify any needs in connection with:

a) Anchor handling equipment;

b) Navigation and positioning;

c) Advance inspection of equipment;

d) Emergency preparedness.

B) At least, the following leaders should attend the AHT briefing:

a) Offshore Installation Manager (OIM);

b) Client Representative;

c) Onshore Drilling Supervisor;

d) Onshore Logistic Manager;

e) Rig Move Manager (if relevant);

f) Leader of the positioning, navigational Contractor;

g) Captains of all vessels engaged in the operation;

h) Warranty Surveyor (if relevant).

C) The AHT briefing agenda should include as a minimum the following:

a

) R

e

l

evant

Ri

s

k

assessment

for

the AH

T

operat

i

ons

from

the

charterer

;

b

) R

ev

i

ew of

hazards

i

dent

i

f

i

ed

i

n

the AH

T

operat

i

ona

l

f

i

e

l

d

;

c

) Fi

e

l

d

i

nformat

i

on

;

d

) S

cope

of wor

k;

e

)

Commun

i

cat

i

on deta

il

s

;

f

) S

top

W

or

k

author

i

ty

;

g

) W

eather

i

nformat

i

on and

li

m

i

tat

i

ons

agreement

;

h

) D

raw

i

ngs

and

s

k

etches

for

the anchors

patterns

;

i)

Vesse

l

s

techn

i

ca

l

spec

i

f

i

cat

i

ons

;

j)

M

i

n

i

mum

operat

i

ona

l

mann

i

ng

;

k)

M

i

n

i

mum

vesse

l

autonomy

;

l)

M

i

n

i

mum

add

i

t

i

ona

l

AH

T

e

q

u

i

pment

to be

prov

i

ded

to

the

vesse

l

s

;

m

) D

efects

, i

nc

i

dents

report

i

ng

;

n

)

Cont

i

ngency p

l

ann

i

ng and

bac

k-

up

so

l

ut

i

ons

.

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i

on

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(

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5

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i

on

D

ate

: N

/A

.

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li

d

vers

i

on

on

l

y on QM

S

s

i

te

.

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of

60

Procedure prepared by

: BOS

Head

of

O

perat

i

ons

.

Approved

by

: BOS

Head

of

O

perat

i

ons

.

Va

li

dated by

: BOS

Qua

li

ty

R

epresentat

i

ve

.

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