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Man Overboard Drill for working Barges and Derricks

Last post 06-19-2008, 12:33 PM by Charles_Holland. 0 replies.
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  • Man Overboard Drill for working Barges and Derricks

    The company I am working with is currently working crews during the day on box barges, crane barges, and a derrick barge in the San Fransisco Bay. I know that on Army Core jobs there is a requirement for a monthly man overboard drill. However, this is not a core job and I am having trouble finding a standard in the Coast Guard or CalOsha about these crews needing a man overboard drill. Would anyone know if it is required for this kind of work? If so please quote me the standard.

     

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    CJ Holland 

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