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Main Section

TRAINING

  • All personnel have attended heat stress training

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  • Additional awareness training is conducted during hotter months

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PROCEDURES

  • Risk register captures heat stress

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  • Emergency response plan identifies how to manage heat stress medical incidents

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  • Heat Stress Management Plan developed, known by crew and available on site

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  • Procedures identify heat stress as a risk when task is being conducted

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  • Hydration form used during heat stress months to monitor fluid intake and loss during heat stress months

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HEATSTRESS CONTROL STRATEGIES

  • Rig moves are conducted during the cooler part of the day

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  • Truck drivers and Electricians are monitored on location when loading/unloading and rigging up/down camp

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  • Heat Stress is discussed and documented in the safety meeting prior to rig move

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  • Adequate supply of drinking water is available including drink containers, personal drink bottles etc.

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  • Electrolyte supplements available and used

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  • Sufficient crew available to assist with camp move

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  • Hydration charts available on location to assist with assessing hydration levels

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  • Medical conditions are known by camp manager that may have an impact on heat stress management

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  • Staff can identify and know what signs are associated with the initial onset stages of heat stress

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  • Shade and refuge is available for crew during rig move operations

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Corrective Actions

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