[1] Floorman hit by swinging pipe
Oct 26, 2017
Please find attached details of a recent Line of Fire Incident on a contractor rig on 27 Oct 2017. A drill collar single was being laid down with the crane attached. The Floorman opened the elevator, the drill collar swung back towards the drill floor and hit the Floorman right on the chest. Please use the slides for a discussion amongst your crews in your weekly safety meeting.
Learnings
Lifting and Slinging Training for all personnel
Line of Fire training for all personnel
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Date:Oct 26, 2017
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