Hanging pipe
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Published by SALUSPre-Task Plan: Hanging Pipe
Date: [DATE] Work Area: [WORK AREA] Task Supervisor: [SUPERVISOR NAME]
1. Task Description
Hanging and securing pipes in the designated area [1].
2. Task Duration
Estimated Start: [START TIME] Estimated Completion: [END TIME]
3. Personnel Involved
- [ROLE 1]
- [ROLE 2]
- [ROLE 3]
4. Task-Specific Hazards and Controls
| Hazard | Risk | Control Measures |
|---|---|---|
| Falling pipes | Injury to personnel | Ensure pipes are secured to prevent falling [1]. |
| Improper lifting | Strains, sprains, or musculoskeletal injuries | Use proper lifting techniques and equipment. Ensure team lifting when necessary. |
| Unguarded edges or openings | Falls | Ensure platforms and stairways are installed and secure [2]. |
| Impact from moving equipment | Injury to personnel | Establish and communicate clear traffic patterns. Use spotters when operating equipment in close proximity to workers. |
5. Required PPE for Today's Task
- Hard hat
- Safety glasses
- Gloves
- Steel-toed boots
6. Tools and Equipment Needed
- Lifting straps or slings
- Tag lines
- Wrenches
- Level
7. Pre-Start Checklist
Area Preparation
- [ ] Clear the work area of obstructions.
- [ ] Ensure adequate lighting.
- [ ] Barricade or flag off the area to prevent unauthorized entry.
Equipment Checks
- [ ] Inspect lifting equipment for defects.
- [ ] Verify the load rating of lifting equipment.
- [ ] Ensure tools are in good working condition.
Communication
- [ ] Review task steps and potential hazards with all personnel.
- [ ] Establish hand signals for communication during lifting operations.
8. Task Steps Overview
- Inspect pipes for any defects.
- Prepare the hanging location.
- Attach lifting straps or slings to the pipe.
- Lift the pipe into position.
- Secure the pipe in place.
9. Emergency Response for This Task
- Pipe falling → Clear the area and assess injuries.
- Injury during lifting → Provide first aid and call for medical assistance.
10. Task-Specific Precautions
- Never walk or work under a suspended load.
- Use tag lines to control the movement of pipes.
- Ensure all workers are positioned safely before hoisting [1].
Pre-Task Briefing Confirmation
All workers understand the task, associated hazards, and required controls.
Team Lead Initials: [___] Date: [DATE] Time: [TIME]
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[1] Occupational Health and Safety Code
Page 301
Open source documentSource excerpt
- (a) the pipe is secured and prevented from falling off the trailer, - (b) workers are able to safely access the trailer, and - (c) the pipe, when hoisted, is prevented from rolling off the trailer. 765 (2) An employer must ensure that drill pipes, drill collars, tubing, casing, rods and any other tubulars are free of fluid before they are stored. 765 (3) An employer must ensure that stored drill pipes, drill collars, tubing, casing, rods and any other tubulars are secured from falling. AR 191/2021 s765;242/2022;202/2024 ## Drawworks 766 (1) An employer must ensure that the function or action of each drawworks control on a drilling rig, service rig, snubbing unit, swabbing unit or other well servicing or drilling equipment is clearly marked on or near the drawworks control. 766 (2) A worker who is operating the drawworks must ensure that all workers are positioned safely before the drawworks is put into motion. AR 191/2021 s766;242/2022;202/2024 ## Brakes 767 (1) An employer must ensure that the drawworks brakes of a drilling rig, service rig, snubbing unit, swabbing unit or other well servicing or drilling equipment are tested at the beginning of each work shift and inspected at least once every 7 days to ensure their operation does not create a hazard to workers. 767 (2) Unless drawworks have an automatic feed control, an employer must ensure that drawworks brakes are not left unattended without first being secured in the 'on' or 'engaged' position. 767 (3) An employer must ensure that, except during drilling, drawworks controls are not left unattended while the hoisting drum is in motion. AR 191/2021 s767;242/2022;202/2024 ## Weight indicators 768 An employer must ensure that hoisting equipment on a drilling rig, service rig, snubbing unit, swabbing unit or other well servicing or drilling equipment has a weight indicator that is - (a) secured against falling, and - (b) calibrated at least annually. AR 191/2021 s768;242/2022;202/2024 ## Travelli…
[2] Occupational Health and Safety Code
Page 299
Open source documentSource excerpt
- (a) any repairs performed to equipment used, and - (b) any inspection or results of a test required to be performed under this Part. AR 191/2021 s755;242/2022;202/2024 ## Reports for rented or leased equipment inspections and repairs 755.1 (1) An employer that rents or leases equipment from a supplier must ensure that - (a) a report is made of inspections and repairs done to the equipment, and - (b) the supplier is provided with a copy of any such report. 755.1 (2) A supplier that rents or leases equipment to an employer at a work site must ensure that - (a) a report is made of inspections and repairs done by the supplier to the equipment, - (b) a report made under this subsection is provided to an employer that rents or leases the equipment, and - (c) a report made under subsection (1) is provided to any subsequent employer that rents or leases the equipment. AR 242/2022 s158;202/2024 ## Sliding prohibited 756 (1) An employer must ensure that no worker slides down a pipe, kelly hose, cable or rope on a derrick or mast unless necessary in the event of an emergency. 756 (2) A worker must not slide down a pipe, kelly hose, cable or rope on a derrick or mast unless necessary in the event of an emergency. AR 191/2021 s756;242/2022;202/2024 757 Repealed AR 242/2022 s160. ## Inspections and safety check 758 (1) An employer must ensure that a drilling rig, service rig, snubbing unit, swabbing unit or other well servicing or drilling equipment is inspected by a competent worker to ensure that it will not create a hazard to workers - (a) before it is placed into service, and - (b) at reasonably practicable intervals for as long as it is in service. 758 (2) An employer must ensure that no worker works on a drilling rig, service rig, snubbing unit, swabbing unit or other well servicing or drilling equipment until the following are installed and secure: - (a) safeguards; - (b) platforms and stairways; - (c) emergency equipment; - (d) fastening devices; - (e) …
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