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2024 Second Alert_HiPo#03 Operator lifted 1.7m by slickline under tension and fell to ground
On 24th Jan 2024, while the Slickline Crew attempted to retrieve the shallow 3.630” R plug body from R nipple with Unit after performing 15 jars up without success, the Slickline Operator instructed the Assistant Operator to perform manual hand jarring. After the second attempt to jar, the plug released and was blown down and the Assistant Operator lifted by the force and fell to the ground. Fortunately, no one was injured, and no equipment was damaged
Always ensure that there is a process in place to select the correct tools and/or equipment for service execution (operation) Always ensure proper job briefing and handover are carried out between CSE and 2 shifts Always ensure that crew are trained and competent for their selected activity and they are competent with implementing dynamic risk assessment when task conditions change Always ensure that crew are implementing Musta’ed effectively at the worksite Always ensure effective communication between the site crew and base management are established Always ensure employees stay away from the line of fire & STOP hand jarring. Always ensure to follow the right procedure for each specific Task. Always ensure to stop and discuss if any dynamic risk arises and manage the change properly.
The asst. operator was lifted 1.7m above the ground and fell, due to the plug blow down. The slickline unit could not retrieve the plug through the normal jarring process. The wrong BHA was used for the Service Execution The Operator did not follow the jarring Procedure as stipulated in the SOP The crew believe that hand jarring is part of the operation The operator did not communicate with the base management to seek expert advice on what to do before instructing the assistant operator to go for hand jarring Hand Jarring was not part of SOP and Management of change was not initiated by the operator. The assistant operator was wearing full PPE There were no injuries or equipment damage
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