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Technical Advisory Committee OEP Approval Board
Document Number Document Classification Document Level Revision NO. Issue Date:
GL-WFT-HSE-L4-02.01 Controlled L5 000 29 Nov 2012

Hazard / Risk Identification Hazard / Risk Management

Does the operation involve:
Bad Weather
PRIOR TO STARTING A TASK, ALL TEAM MEMBERS MUST
BE ABLE TO ANSWER YES TO THE FOLLOWING
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Ballistics Significant Hazards Identified?
Bulk Fuels / Fuel Transfer Hazard Controls Identified? BEFORE STARTING THE JOB: Take 5
Bulk Liquids Responsible Persons for Controls Identified?
Chemicals Pre-Requisite Controls in Place?
Before starting a task, I will always take time to complete a TAKE 5
Cold / Hot Equipment Lines of Communication Clear and Agreed?
Assessment, I will:
Communication Problem Chain of Command Clear?
1. STOP - Engage brain before you act.
Confined Space Understand Operation?
2. LOOK - Identify any hazards.
Dropped Objects ✔ Understand Role in Operation?
3. ASSESS - What damage could those hazards cause?
Electrical Equipment Changes must be Communicated to All?
4. MANAGE - Implement controls, tell others.
Energy Isolation / Lock Out Tag Out Comfortable with STOPPING the Job?
5. SAFELY - Complete the task.
Equipment at Height Using the correct tools for the job?
Explosives Using the correct PPE? If I am unable to complete any of the above, I MUST NOT proceed and
Hydrogen Sulphide will immediately speak with my supervisor for further instructions.
Lifting Equipment TEAM MEMBERS
Before starting a task, I will always remember that I am the last person
Lithium Batteries 1 7 that can prevent an unsafe act; I will always take time to identify what
Manual Handling 2 8 can hurt me and MUST not continue until I am sure that it can be done
Mast Unit / Crane Ops 3 9 safely.
Moving Objects 4 10
Noise 5 11 TOOLBOX OR JHA: TOOL BOX MEETING ✔ JHA ✔

Poor Light / Restricted Space 6 12 WORKSITE: Rig 812

Potential Environmental Spill / Release LOCATION:
Pressure and PCE NOTES / COMMENTS: WFT LEADER:
Radiation SUPERVISOR:
Restricted Line of Sight OPERATION: Manriding operation
Rig Up / Rig Down Equipment DATE:
Rotating Equipment TIME:
Simultaneous Ops. WIND DIRECTION:
Slip / Trip / Fall Potential MUSTER POINT(S):
Vehicles
Working at Height ✔ EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS (24 HRS)
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What mechanism of injuries exist? CLIENT
Caught In Ignition DRILLING
Caught Between Inhalation
Caught On Overexertion Reviewed by (initial): Action Required:
Cuts / Lacerations Slip / Trip / Fall TAKE 5 PROMPT REMINDER WFT Leader Is a revision to the procedure
Explosion Struck Against REMEMBER TO REVIEW CARD: Supervisor required?
Exposure to Heat / Cold Struck By If conditions change Location YES NO
Fall from Height ✔ At regular intervals PROCEED WITH OPERATION? YES NO
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TOOLBOX JHA
Technical Advisory Committee OEP Approval Board
Document Number Document Classification Document Level Revision NO. Issue Date:
GL-WFT-HSE-L4-02.01 Controlled L5 000 29 Nov 2012

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USE THIS SECTION TO HIGHLIGHT AND SUMMARIZE THE SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED AND THE SUBSEQUENT CONTROLS REQUIRED

Procedure Reference: Rig 812-a-017-SOP Permit To Work Number: Risk Assessment Reference:

Job to be Assessed: MAN RIDING OPERATION, Rig 812-a-017-JHA Rev: 0

TASK HAZARD* CONTROLS RESPONSIBILITIES IN PLACE

The Steps involved in the Operation Identifying the Hazard
1. Check to see if there is a way to do the job without Major injury from falling,
manriding. dropped objects or the man
can be pulled against
2. Prepare a Work Permit and the Manriding Checklist if Falling, dropped objects
equipment.
manriding is the only way to do the job.
3. Hold pre-task safety meeting with all men involved in Missed step or unknown
the task and review the JHA with the Tool Push. hazard may cause injury,
damage or pollution.
4. Inspect the manrider, the line and the shackle and the Equipment failure can lead to
manrider belt for damage injury for the man
Incorrect harness used can
lead to injury
5. Discuss the emergency plan for rescue Man can be injured or the
manrider can fail
6. Man puts on his riding harness Straps may not be correct,
man can fall or be injured
Connector between the
riding harness and the
manrider line can fail
DEBRIEF SHIFT HANDOVER
Based on team debrief, can this task be improved? Yes No
Explain:
Preventing the Hazard Who is taking Action? YES NO
Find a better way to do the job.
Follow the steps of the WP and
checklist
Review all the steps,
hazards & controls with
tool push so all men
Do not use damaged
understand
equipment. Repair or replace
damaged equipment.
Manriding belt only can be
used. Do not used full body
harness or climbing belt.
Review the rescue plan
and choose the team.
One man checks the belt
where the rider cannot see
Connect the harness directly
to the eye of the manrider
line with a bolt type shackle

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* Any or all applicable hazards relating to health, safety, the environment and/or service quality should be noted and assessed.
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Document Number Document Classification
GL-WFT-HSE-L4-02.01 Controlled
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TASK HAZARD*
The Steps involved in the Operation Identifying the Hazard
7. Stop all operations in the derrick with the blocks, top The man can be injured
drive, other air hoist, crane etc. by the blocks, turning
pipe, suspended load etc.
8. Put up barriers or safety tape to keep men off the floor. Hit by falling objects, men
can walk under the barrier
9. Lift the man to do the job. Tools can fall
Manrider can be overloaded
Cannot see the man
Lift or lower the man at the
wrong time and cause injury
Men without training can be
injured or can injure another
man
Man in the manrider may
need to move for safety or the STAY AT THE
manrider may operate by
10. Store the harness Damaged
itself belt can cause injury Inspect
Close the work permit and complete the isolation checklist
steps.
* Any or all applicable hazards relating to health, safety, the environment and/or service quality should be noted and assessed.
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CONTROLS RESPONSIBILITIES IN PLACE
Preventing the Hazard Who is taking Action? YES NO
Stop all other operations in
the derrick with blocks, TD,
pipe, rotary
Announce that manriding has
started on the intercom, use
watchmen.
All tools must be tied-off safely
Do not connect other
equipment to the man or the
manrider line.
Use one signal man
The man riding and the signal
man must call UP-UP-UP or
DOWN-DOWN-DOWN and
give hand signals
continuously or the
operator will stop.
TP will supervise. He only
allows trained men to do
this job
The marider winch MUST
CONTROLS until the man
is down and clean (if
& safe
needed). Store the harness
inside.
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TOOLBOX JHA
Technical Advisory Committee OEP Approval Board
Document Number Document Classification Document Level Revision NO. Issue Date:
GL-WFT-HSE-L4-02.01 Controlled L5 000 29 Nov 2012

TOOLBOX JHA
TASK HAZARD* CONTROLS RESPONSIBILITIES IN PLACE
The Steps involved in the Operation Identifying the Hazard Preventing the Hazard Who is taking Action? YES NO

* Any or all applicable hazards relating to health, safety, the environment and/or service quality should be noted and assessed.
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TOOLBOX JHA
Technical Advisory Committee OEP Approval Board
Document Number Document Classification Document Level Revision NO. Issue Date:
GL-WFT-HSE-L4-02.01 Controlled L5 000 29 Nov 2012

TOOLBOX JHA
TASK HAZARD* CONTROLS RESPONSIBILITIES IN PLACE
The Steps involved in the Operation Identifying the Hazard Preventing the Hazard Who is taking Action? YES NO

* Any or all applicable hazards relating to health, safety, the environment and/or service quality should be noted and assessed.
© 2012 Weatherford All Rights Reserved Proprietary and Confidential.