Operatives to monitor conditions. Weather Bulletins posted via work-based e-mail and phone App. Cease work if too severe. Use appropriate PPE (thermals, gloves, waterproofs) and do job rotation if possible when weather is poor to decrease length of exposure. On days where the wind is strong, MEWPs should not be operated between gaps in structures or between reels where those winds can be funnelled and concentrated. Work to cease from MEWP where wind levels exceeding those stipulated in BS EN 280:2001 (28 Mph). Technicians are to use an anemometer for localised accuracy. During hot weather technicians inside reels are to have access to drinking water from the standby work platform.

Egress into reel to be via stable platform only (Scissor-lift). Inertia reel (retractable lifeline) suspended from a soft or wire strop at the 12 O'clock position at the top of the Reel. Strop or wire to be choked around spoke at 12 O'clock position or D-Ring welded to spoke if this is in a suitable position. Inertia reel and associated equipment will be inspected before and after each use and recovered at the end of the working period. Area below MEWP to be cordoned off. Using a fall arrest/work positioning harness the operator can transfer from the scissor-lift to the reels centre hub. The fall arrest cable can be disconnected once inside the hub. At no point is the fall arrest equipment to be attached to the MEWP. Inertia reel must comply to EN 360:2002. Harness to comply with EN 361:2002.

Use of fixed barriers/Handrails on MEWP. Use of safety harness and lanyard attached to fixed anchor on structure (D-Ring/Strop). Operators who have working at height training with rescue techniques only to perform this task. Only TechnipFMC/Shepherds Offshore personnel are licensed to operate powered access booms and platforms. Only certified access equipment to be used.

Cordon off area under working position. Use of overhead guard/shield if required. No SimOps to be carried out on same reel being worked on. Discuss with the other contractors working in the area with regards to a changeover for each operation. PPE must be worn (hard hats, safety glasses, gloves (abrasion/cut resistant) and/or nitrile as appropriate). Whilst operator is working inside the reel the reel is to be rendered inoperable by isolating the power. Personnel to be on standby outside reel to ensure third parties not associated with planned work are informed if they enter work area.

All Detectt personnel are trained in 'Working at Heights with rescue' techniques / equipment selection. Safety harnesses with appropriate attachments to be worn at all times. Inspection of safety equipment is necessary before each use. Six monthly checks of harnesses and other climbing / fall arrest equipment must be documented.

All Detectt personnel are trained in 'Manual handling Techniques'. Use mechanical handling equipment where possible; use correct lifting techniques; equipment to be carried by two persons; Check carrying route prior to moving equipment; Wearing of hard hat, safety footwear, cut and abrasion proof gloves at all times; Toolbox talks; Site first aid arrangements. Small items of equipment to be secured to user by lanyard or strap.

Operatives to inspect work area prior to commencement and improve conditions to an acceptable level. Clean up spills. Grit for Snow and Ice.

All SimOps to be reviewed with TUL Site Supervisor prior to any work commencement, risk assessment can be reviewed during this time if parameters change. Restricted access, all Detectt operators to observe all cordons and must use the correct PPE Safety Glasses, appropriate gloves and hard hats if required. Remove any other equipment that could get damaged by weld splatter.

When permit is being issued check with TUL/SOS supervisor what SimOps are happening in or near the work area. Do not interfere, obstruct or hinder with any other equipment or activity. Care should be taken on quayside and a life jacket worn if the operator is within 2 metres of the edge (see SOS Risk assessment).

Consult with SOS prior to work commencement to be informed of planned lifts. Observe all signs and barriers. If working on quayside appropriate permit must be obtained. Risk of drowning - Personnel must have completed SOS Induction and risk assessment must be followed. Life jackets must be worn when working within 2 metres from quayside.

All inspection to take place during daylight hours. Technician can use head mounted lamp if light levels fall below requirements as per EN 12464-1 on inspection area.

All Detectt personnel are trained in Manual handling Techniques; use correct lifting techniques; stretcher to be carried by two persons; Check carrying route prior to moving stretcher; Site first aid arrangements. Stretcher to be connected to fall arrest inertia reel. Occupant to be secure in stretcher. Stretcher to be received by personnel.

Technician to liaise with TUL supervisors to be made aware of planned movements of any component or equipment. Detectt technicians to keep out of movement areas. Do not interfere with any equipment. Observe all signs and notices.

Agreement is in Place with TUL for cleaning in areas that have an accumulation of guano. Once cleaned specialist PPE will not be required. Only inspect where the Client has clean and sanitised using a jet wash and the appropriate chemicals. Confirm this was recent.

All personnel working in areas of traffic to wear hi-vis clothing. Restrict access using barriers for work area. Use of designated walkway where possible.

Remove source if possible. Limit exposure times. Use of hearing Protection. Observe signage at all times.

Portable tool to be isolated from battery/supply prior to disc change. Only skilled / competent personnel carry out wheel / disc changing.

If abrasive wheel is dropped it must be taken out of use and disposed of as wheel may be damaged but invisible to naked eye.

Protective eyewear and full face mask must be used when using grinder.

Mandatory use of stamp holder to keep hands away from strike zone. Safety glasses/eye protection must be worn at all times during stamping operations. Use of appropriate gloves. Hearing protection to be worn if prolonged/repetitive hammering. Ensure workpiece (cradle) is secure and stable before commencing. Inspect stamps, holder, and hammer for damage before each use - do not use damaged equipment. Maintain clear work area and cordon off if necessary. Take regular breaks to avoid repetitive strain. Use correct hammering technique - controlled strikes. Site first aid arrangements in place. All personnel to wear appropriate PPE including safety footwear and hard hats. Remove loose stamps from holder when not in use.