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Safety18052018 Alert 3

Safety Alert

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Overview of

Investigation Report

Fatality at HHI Fabrication Yard, Korea


(EGP3A Offshore Project)

April 2006
© Chevron 2005 DOC ID
What Happened

On April 15, 2006 at about 1330, a fitter was working on a


load-out support frame (LSF) to correct miss aligned section
of the frame before mounting a steel plate. While moving
from the ladder towards the scaffold, he fell from a height
and hit the left side of his head on the corner of a steel
working table there by sustaining a fractured skull and
laceration. He was immediately admitted at the hospital and
was later certified dead on May 1, 2006

There was no eye witness to confirm the actual cause of the


incident.
© Chevron 2005 DOC ID 2
What went Wrong

 Primary fall protection


not considered for
heights below 1.8m
 Good housekeeping
around worksite not
practiced and enforced

 Adequate pre job


planning not conducted 500mm
to identify and evaluate
potential hazards

 Job and Safety


Miss aligned Un protected
supervision is less than Working
section of the hoses (Poor table
adequate frame Housekeeping)

© Chevron 2005 DOC ID 3


What went Wrong

 Hazard associated with Position of Right foot


Position of Left foot
working at heights, even
small elevations such as
this one (less than 1.8m)
was not recognized and
communicated

 Safe Work Practices are not


followed and enforced

 Hazards associated with


moving & working outside
of scaffolds without fall
protection was not
recognized

© Chevron 2005 DOC ID 4


Lesson Learned

 Always assess the potential Re-


enactment
hazards associated with : Point of
contact

working at elevations
irrespective of the height

 Always ensure good


housekeeping practice at
and around work areas

 Always conduct frequent  Always ensure adequate


audits to monitor job and safety supervision
compliance with JSA and at work sites to keep
housekeeping requirements workers focused on safety

© Chevron 2005 DOC ID 5


Lesson Learned
 Always report work
activities that were not
planned to supervisors
to ensure appropriate
evaluation of the
hazards

 Always ensure that


workers are trained to
recognize at risk
conditions

 Always re-evaluate JSA


for changed work Possible trip point
(limited space for Possible trip point
conditions safe access) (stopper plate)
© Chevron 2005 DOC ID 6

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