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Guidance Notes

  • 1. Detailed Inspections using this checklist should be done while shut down on the platform.

  • 2. Conduct site verification inspection and discuss any issues with Safety upon return.

  • 3. Forward copies to Safety Admin.

Section 1. Helideck

Helideck Surface

  • Markings

  • CAP 437:
    Deck: Dark Green or Light Gray

    HSAC (Old Standard)
    Deck: Dark Green or Light Gray

    Drainage: Adequate to eliminate standing fluids

    Tie-Downs: a 0.63'/22mm (min) bar in 6'/15cm hole to support the weight of the largest. Minimum of 4, on multi-helicopter helideck sufficient to tie-down two helicopters. Should not be an obstacle.

  • Primary Color

  • Helidecks surface Type

  • Is there adequate drainage?

  • How is the "drainage" deficient?

  • On a scale between 1 and 5 (1 being poor and 5 being excellent) rate the condition of the helideck. Paint, rust, cracks, bird droppings, ect.

  • Tie-Downs installed?

  • How many?

Facility Name

  • CAP 437:
    Label: White letters, 1.2m tall, North Side of Platform

    HSAC (Old Standard)
    Label: White letters with Yellow rectangular border

  • Properly marked?

  • How is the current "Facility Name" marked?

  • Correct color?

  • What is the current color of the "Facility Name"?

Weight Limitations & Dimension

  • CAP 437:
    Maximum allowable weight to the nearest tenth of ton. White letters, 90 cm tall, left side of Label
    Dimensions to the nearest meter D value. White letters, 90 cm tall, in the middle of at least 3 sides

    HSAC (Old Standard)
    Maximum allowable weight to the nearest pounds. Dimensions to the nearest foot. White letters with yellow rectangular border

  • Properly marked?

  • How is the current "Weight Limitations & Dimensions" marked?

  • Correct color?

  • What is the current color of the "Weight Limitations & Dimensions"?

Aiming Circle and Landing H

  • CAP 437:
    Yellow Circle (0.5 D internal diameter) with White “H” at the center of the helideck oriented 180 deg clear area or offset 0.1D towards bisector of obstacle-free area.

    HSAC (Old Standard)
    Yellow Circle with White “H” at the center of the helideck oriented to the North or offset 0.1D towards bisector of obstacle-free area.

  • Properly marked?

  • How is the "Aiming Circle and Landing H" currently marked?

  • Correct color?

  • What is the current color of the "Aiming Circle and Landing H"?

Perimeter Line

  • White line 16in/41cm in width to mark the boundary of the helideck load bearing

  • Properly marked?

  • How is the "Perimeter Line" currently marked?

  • Correct color?

  • What is the current color of the "Perimeter Line"?

Lighting

  • Perimeter Lighting: Guarded with no expose wiring. LED Green (30-60 watts), no higher than 6in/15cm over the helideck

    Exits Lights: LED Blue (30-60 watts)

    Flood Lights: Should not impair pilot vision at night.

    H2S Release Warning Light: 2 must be visible, opposite each other

    Obstruction Lights: (Where applicable) Red Omni-directional on the highest obstacle (30 watts)

    Crane Light: (Crane that can reach the helideck) Rotating or flashing light when crane is operated, operator must step outside during helicopter operation

    Windsock Light: On the highest location, visible from all directions, give true wind direction, Illuminated for night operations. Check Condition?

  • Does the helideck have parameter lights?

  • Proper color?

  • Are there any exposed wiring?

  • "Exposed Wiring" condition

  • Flood lights?

  • How many?

  • H2S Release Warning Beacon?

  • How many?

  • Is there a Windsock?

Safety Net

  • Type: Wire mesh, solid shelf, polypropylene

    Condition: Frame and netting

    Size: 5 ft/1.5 m wide around the perimeter, 6 in/16 cm below the helideck, incline 1 to 10, outer edge must not protrude above helideck

    Weight: Should support 200 Ib/91 kg

  • Type

  • Condition?

  • "Safety Nest" at risk condition

  • Size: <br><br>5 ft/1.5 m wide around the perimeter, 6 in/16 cm below the helideck, incline 1 to 10, outer edge must not protrude above helideck

Passenger Access Routes

  • Warning Signs: All sign must be in both English and Arabic.

    From the aiming circle to the primary exit(s) 36in/91.5cm wide White striping –dashed lines

  • Properly marked?

  • How is the current "Passenger Access Routes" marked?

  • Correct color?

  • What is the current color of the "Passenger Access Routes"?

Stairway and Stair Opening

  • Be Aware of Tail Rotor: At/near the stairway

    Clear Deck Policy: Must be at or near the waiting area

    Yellow handrails and steps
    Red and White dash lines to mark the opening

  • Properly marked?

  • How is the current "Stairway and Stair Opening" marked?

  • Correct Color?

  • What is the current color of the "Stairway and Stair Opening"?

Secondary Access Route (Emergency Exit Only)

  • Emergency Use Only Sign: Located at the emergency exit

  • Is there a secondary route?

  • Properly marked?

  • How is the "Secondary Access Route (Emergency Exit Only)" currently marked?

  • Correct color?

  • What is the current color of the "Secondary Access Route (Emergency Exit Only)"?

  • Is it easy to open?

Obstructions

  • Are there any obstructions that the pilot needs to be aware of?

  • What is the "obstruction"?

  • Is the "obstruction" marked?

  • Is there tail rotor clearance?

Section 2. Closeout Items

  • Status*

  • Safety Critical Corrective actions to be completed

  • Recommended Non Safety Critical Corrective actions to be completed

  • Inspector Signature

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