Deep Sea Mooring(DSM)


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Report No.
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1983 |
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Type of audit
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External Audits |
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Auditee/Customer
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Deep Sea Mooring(DSM) |
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Date
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2021/05/27 |
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Findings
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12 |
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Status
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Closed |
Review of Deep Sea Mooring’sdeliveries to the Gomez, Fat Canyon and Hemispheres wells
Summary
Findings
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Several procedures and documents have not been updated.
The review team would like feedback on when DSM expects to have updated their procedures
and documents.6.6: Together with APAC Region we are setting up a plan for Procedures due for review. These will be prioritized based on criticality and age. Goal is to have all Procedures with last review in 2018 complete with new review within 2021.
We will do this in parallel with the work to merge DSM and Delmar Company Management Systems (CMS) into one Delmar CMS.
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Proper training and how to secure LL is missing for external resources.
External resources will now be provided with information on incidents etc through meetings and e-mail.
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Covid-19 is not identified as a risk in received risk assessments.
Covid-19 implemented as risk in risk register.
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The procedure “Training Programme Marine Supervisor DSM”refers to DSIS.
DISIS removed and updated to reflect new system.
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The front page of procedure “Maintenance and Repair” states that is has 188 pages –but it really has 18.
Updated front page
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Send information/guidelines regarding use of fibre, to avoid damage
See attached part of our Best Practice Handbook, section regarding fiber rope.
This handbook is given to all offshore personnel. -
N/A
Send presentations
OK Attached
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Send training matrix (positions and necessary courses, training)
6.6: See training matrix attached, and training checklist for subcontracted offshore personnel.
Improved practice in DSM after Review. -
Send a track record of hired personnel, qualification scheme
6.6: This will be sent by operations department when personnel has been identified. Personnel will be determined when mobilization date is settled.
26.6: Received -
Risk #R13 on manual handling and Risk #R6 Spooling. Mitigating actions not implemented. DSMto provide some information on plan for mitigation or what to be done.
6.6: Actions in risk assessments has historically been recorded in the RA document. Going forward RA document will refer to an Action in Safety Manager. Actions will be followed up and closed out there.
Mitigating action in Manual Handling #R13; Other equipment than sledge hammer has been evaluated, but concluded that it is not suitable for the activity.
Mitigating action in Spooling #R6; Not applicable anymore as DSM does not own spooling machines. For all operations in Norway CCB owns and manage the spooling machines. -
WE on behalf of the operators plan to perform an on-site survey/verification (operational readiness). Need to look into MAICY, as there was no time for going into such details in the review.
On site survey performed by Stian prior to operation start.
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Secure log-in info (e-portal) for the operators’ Marine personnel
Received log-in info 01.08.
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Deep Sea Mooring(DSM)


|
Report No.
|
1983 |
|
Type of audit
|
External Audits |
|
Auditee/Customer
|
Deep Sea Mooring(DSM) |
|
Date
|
2021/05/27 |
|
Findings
|
12 |
|
Status
|
Closed |
Review of Deep Sea Mooring’sdeliveries to the Gomez, Fat Canyon and Hemispheres wells
Summary
Findings
-
Several procedures and documents have not been updated.
The review team would like feedback on when DSM expects to have updated their procedures
and documents.6.6: Together with APAC Region we are setting up a plan for Procedures due for review. These will be prioritized based on criticality and age. Goal is to have all Procedures with last review in 2018 complete with new review within 2021.
We will do this in parallel with the work to merge DSM and Delmar Company Management Systems (CMS) into one Delmar CMS.
-
Proper training and how to secure LL is missing for external resources.
External resources will now be provided with information on incidents etc through meetings and e-mail.
-
Covid-19 is not identified as a risk in received risk assessments.
Covid-19 implemented as risk in risk register.
-
The procedure “Training Programme Marine Supervisor DSM”refers to DSIS.
DISIS removed and updated to reflect new system.
-
The front page of procedure “Maintenance and Repair” states that is has 188 pages –but it really has 18.
Updated front page
-
Send information/guidelines regarding use of fibre, to avoid damage
See attached part of our Best Practice Handbook, section regarding fiber rope.
This handbook is given to all offshore personnel. -
N/A
Send presentations
OK Attached
-
Send training matrix (positions and necessary courses, training)
6.6: See training matrix attached, and training checklist for subcontracted offshore personnel.
Improved practice in DSM after Review. -
Send a track record of hired personnel, qualification scheme
6.6: This will be sent by operations department when personnel has been identified. Personnel will be determined when mobilization date is settled.
26.6: Received -
Risk #R13 on manual handling and Risk #R6 Spooling. Mitigating actions not implemented. DSMto provide some information on plan for mitigation or what to be done.
6.6: Actions in risk assessments has historically been recorded in the RA document. Going forward RA document will refer to an Action in Safety Manager. Actions will be followed up and closed out there.
Mitigating action in Manual Handling #R13; Other equipment than sledge hammer has been evaluated, but concluded that it is not suitable for the activity.
Mitigating action in Spooling #R6; Not applicable anymore as DSM does not own spooling machines. For all operations in Norway CCB owns and manage the spooling machines. -
WE on behalf of the operators plan to perform an on-site survey/verification (operational readiness). Need to look into MAICY, as there was no time for going into such details in the review.
On site survey performed by Stian prior to operation start.
-
Secure log-in info (e-portal) for the operators’ Marine personnel
Received log-in info 01.08.