POS_SWP 09_Emergency Evac From Hold

 

 

SWP: Emergency Evacuation from Cargo

Holds

Ref No: POS_SWP 09_Evacuation of Ship’s

Cargo Hold

Page 1 of 1

Date: 05/07/21

Key Hazards

Risks

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Working atmosphere toxic, explosive or deficient in Oxygen

  • In rush of liquid gasses or solids

  • Exposure to disease bearing organisms, Insects, animals Weil’s disease.

  • Falls down shafts or sumps

  • Hold ladders/ Damaged, Slippery,Corroded

  • Fire/Explosion

  • Asphyxiation

  • Drowning

  • Infection / chemical burns

  • Trapping

  • Falls from height.

  • Slips trips and falls.

  • Pinch points

 

Do

  • Notify Cargo Team Leader as soon as appropriate of the incident in hand.

  • Request First Aider as soon as possible.

  • Triage the casualty to determine the need for Emergency Service attendance.

  • If the injury/illness dictates, the NE Ambulance Service and/or Tyne & Wear Fire & Rescue Service should be called by the normal 999 procedures.

  • Notify Port Security if the Emergency Services have been requested and give the incident location.

  • If requested to do so by the Emergency Services, remove the casualty via the crane and man-riding basket. If a stretcher is required, then the on-site Emergency Service will provide.

  • Consider that the incident could become a crime scene and that you should attempt to preserve anything that may be considered evidence where possible.

Do Not

Enter the vessel’s hold without breathing apparatus if the presence of gas or noxious fumes is suspected.

Place yourself in any situation that could potentially make you a casualty.

Try and move a casualty without authorisation/supervision of a medical professional.

Enter any hold / confined space unless there has been an atmospheric test carried out.

Enter any hold / confined space without informing your team supervisor or colleagues.

Specific Training Requirements:

  • Confined space entry training where appropriate.

  • Atmosphere monitoring training where appropriate.

  • Use of breathing apparatus where appropriate.

  • Workers to be trained in the use of monitoring equipment and evacuation procedures.

Risk Assessments:

  • POS 01_Working at Heights

  • POS 02_Use of Ladders

  • POS 05_Slips & Trips

SWPs:

  • POS_SWP 04_Accessing Cargo Holds

  • POS_SWP 05_Safe Work in Confined Spaces

  • POS_SWP 08_Use of Lifting Gear

  • POS_SWP 11_Use of man riding lifting cage during COVID 19

 

 

< POS SWP 08 Use of Lifting Gear Download as PDF POS SWP 010 Handling Pulp >

 

 

HomePage1

Boatmen Mooring Services

The safe mooring and unmooring of vessels is impossible without the services of professional, fully trained and experienced boatmen. The role and service of… read more

HomePage2About Our History

Sunderland Foyboatmen are the approved service provider for all Mooring Work to the Port of Sunderland, we have provided vital…
read more

HomePage3Training & Health Safety

No berthing or mooring procedure can be safely conducted unless the vessel has trained mooring crew’s standing-by and for the pilot or ship’s master to have…read more