Latest revision as of 00:13, 19 April 2025

Basics

The Regulatory/Industry term for any time a Hose is put OVER THE WATER between vessels and/or the shore
Special regulations aimed at Eliminating the risk of an incedent resulting in an Oil Spill etc are required by the Coast Guard et al

At least one PIC (Person in Charge) Trained Operator + All Your Regulatory Paperwork Ducks in a Row
Large (20lb if i remember correctly) Fire Extinguisher + No Smoking/Open Lights Sign Out
Secondary Containment Around the Connections On Shore (Think Sausage Boom + Drip Pans Mainly)
Stay by the Shutoff+Be in Contact+Aware
Tape and/or Pin any Cam Lock fittings on hoses etc so they don’t come loose and spew schlop all over the ecosystem
NEVER leave a fitting between hose sections dangling over the water, either have it fully on shore or fully on the vessel, this way even if anything happens it os containable
Have your gear on good working order (+ Hydrostatic Testing of Hoses and Hose Log etc)
Know your contacts+info in case anything goes wrong

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 *At least one PIC (Person in Charge) Trained Operator + All Your Regulatory Paperwork Ducks in a Row
 *Large (20lb if i remember correctly) Fire Extinguisher + No Smoking/Open Lights Sign Out
-*Secondary Containment Around the Connections On Shore (Think [[Sausage Boom]] + Drip Pans
+*Secondary Containment Around the Connections On Shore (Think [[Sausage Boom]] + Drip Pans Mainly)
 *Stay by the Shutoff+Be in Contact+Aware
 *Tape and/or Pin any [[Cam Lock]] fittings on hoses etc so they don’t come loose and spew schlop all over the ecosystem