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2024 Second Alert HiPo#17 Man lost
On 01/07/2024, a driver was heading from Fahud to Rig 145 located in Al Huwaisah. During which he missed the Yibal turn and headed to Lekhwair route and then received the location from the rig team when he crossed Al Masrooq R/A, while heading back he took another route which was also wrong and got stuck at 07:30. The Coordinates where he got stuck was Lat 22.3639751, Long 55.8974741. The PDO emergency number was notified at 15:45 by the HSE Advisor in site and the rig team were notified and the search began. The driver was found by the rig search party at 17:10 and his vehicle was stuck. The driver was fine as he was having enough food and water, and the truck had enough diesel to keep the A/C on. The driver was taken to the rig site where the medic team checked all his vitals and confirmed he is not dehydrated.
JMCC Tracker must always check on all drivers through IVMS and by direct communication IVMS need to be unified to avoid delay in monitoring the vehicles An interface between both JM issuing the journey and JMCC tracking team should have been in place to ensure monitoring of Journeys from Duqm base as well (now in place)”. Don’t proceed with your journey unless you are sure of the Destination
Driver started the journey without making sure of the final destination. JMCC trackers missed to check on the driver for 6 hours The JM issuing the journey did not explain the final destination to the driver properly Man lost procedure was initiated late
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