F-24 – Pre-Manriding Checklist
Last Updated: December 31st, 2022/Views: 896/1.2 min read/
The manrider should not be connected to the winch wire until the traveling equipment is stopped
Task
- Manriding task and job objectives been adequately explained
- Leak Repair – Pumps are off, pressure is released
- Hand Signals – Raise, STOP and Lower – have been agreed with the involved crew
- Emergency rescue plan reviewed
- Current environmental conditions suitable for performing Manriding activity
- All other activities that may interfere with manriding have been ceased
- ‘Do Not Use’ warning signs placed on the drillers brake/derrick ladder/other winches/other interfering machinery
If using Radios, agreed that only hand signals will be utilized for any movements
If using Radios, they been checked and tested, channel agreed
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Derrickman helmet is used
- Manriding Harness is used
- Harness been adjusted properly
- The winch line connected directly to the harness. No swivels, hooks
Personnel
- Winch operator agreed not to leave the winch while the manrider is raised
- Manrider’s pockets have been emptied of loose articles (pens, tallybooks, tools etc.)
- Winch operator agreed the principle of ‘NO SIGNAL NO MOVEMENT’
Tools
- Hand tools tied off to the manrider securely
Winch
- Manriding Winch is used
- Winch cable is in good condition and spooled correctly
- Brakes operating correctly
- Control lever operates correctly, clearly marked (UP/DOWN), and returns to neutral automatically if released
- Emergency stop has been tested
- Remote control cables/hoses not damaged
- Slackline Shutdown is operational