Dropped objects have been identified as a potential hazard in a variety of maritime and offshore operational environments and activities. In response, an industry-wide effort has been underway for many years to decrease the associated risks to health, safety, environment, and the vessel/offshore facility itself. Statistical data shows that dropped objects are one of the leading causes of safety incidents. Dropped objects can occur due to design, manufacturing, installation, maintenance, operation, or dismantlement activities throughout the lifecycle of equipment installed at height.

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Onboard Dropped Object Prevention Programmes

  • Alexander Arnfinn Olsen

摘要

Dropped objects have been identified as a potential hazard in a variety of maritime and offshore operational environments and activities. In response, an industry-wide effort has been underway for many years to decrease the associated risks to health, safety, environment, and the vessel/offshore facility itself. Statistical data shows that dropped objects are one of the leading causes of safety incidents. Dropped objects can occur due to design, manufacturing, installation, maintenance, operation, or dismantlement activities throughout the lifecycle of equipment installed at height.