Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Management

  • 1. Prepare and send correct OOW prior to vessel arrival.

  • 2. Conduct meeting and complete Pre op checklist with C/O.

  • 3. Ensure presence during critical stages of operation.

  • 4. Correct non compliance and control risks throughout operation.

  • 5. Confirm tally correct and report all operational issues.

2. Lashing / Unlashing

  • 1. Unlash correct cargo.

  • 2. LEave chocks / lashing in place for vehicles on ramps.

  • 3. Unlashers avoid touching cargo wherever possible.

  • 4. Lashing material kept below bumper height at all times.

  • 5. All lashings removed and cleared prior to unparking.

3. Parking / Unparking

  • 1. Perform damage and deficiency check.

  • 2.Check rear to to ensure all lashings have been cleared.

  • 3. Follow correct unparking sequence.

  • 4. Never move from stow or reverse without guidance.

  • 5. park vehicles in a suitable temporary stow.

4. Driving

  • 1. Follow signal to move from temporary stow.

  • 2. Reduce speed at bottom of ramp and when passing gas tight doors.

  • 3. Always adhere to designated traffic route.

  • 4. Slow down and follow directions when entering lay down row.

  • 5. Confirm vehicles parked deficiency free.

5. Route marking / Signaliing.

  • 1. Mark all Hazards onboard vessel and in yard with traffic cone.

  • 2. Provide clear signals for vehicle movements in working hatch.

  • 3. Mark no go areas with cones / tape to ensure one safe route.

  • 4. Personnel positioned effectively to control traffic and hazards.

  • 5. Update route marking prior to changing point of work.

Others.

  • 1. Countermeasures from recent incidents implemented fully

  • 2. Improved on all points from last self check.

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