April 29, 2018, marked a significant safety milestone for Danos’ Fabrication Services; the group completed nine years with no recordable incidents, as classified by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). This incident-free performance by the Fabrication Services team translates to nearly 1.3 million man hours.
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Double Dose of Stop Work Authority
07-Jun-2018By: The Pipeline
Roustabout Foreman David Garcia recently used stop work authority when he felt uneasy with the direction he was given before starting work. He was told to lock out/tag out (LOTO) the flow lines, headers and production line with the wells being turned off via computer.
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Hurricane Season Is Here
31-May-2018By: Issac Dantin
Hurricanes are among the most devastating natural disasters we face every year. The season begins on June 1, and already we have seen some activity in the Gulf. Here are several resources to help plan for this hurricane season.
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Hydrate for a Chance to Win
25-May-2018By: Issac Dantin
The hot summer days are here and will only continue to get hotter. We want to make sure everyone is pre-hydrating while working in the heat, so we've created a company-wide hydration contest.
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Stop Work of the Week
22-May-2018By: The Pipeline
While loading a boat, Danos Crane Operator Foreman Jamie Vizier Jr. noticed the crane boom had slack in the line. He used his Stop Work Authority to shut down the operation. He reported it to the customer, who then called a mechanic. The mechanic found worn heal pins that needed to be replaced. Jamie was rewarded with a Stop Work Authority shirt for stopping the job and getting the right people involved.
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Power Tool Safety
22-May-2018
The safety team at the Amelia Integrated Services Complex invited DeWalt Representative Jorge Rodriguez to a safety meeting to provide information regarding power tool safety. This partnership proved valuable as even the most seasoned metal-working professionals learned new things during the presentation. For example, did you know the traditional 180 degree guard, known as a type 27 guard, is not the proper guard required by DeWalt for cutting wheels? Cutting wheels require a type 1 guard.
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Beat The Heat!
22-May-2018By: Stephen Gros
Physical work, combined with high temperatures, sometimes with high humidity, can result in heat illness. Heat-related illnesses are one of the greatest dangers associated with extreme heat. It is much easier and safer to prevent heat-related illnesses than to treat them.
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Praise for JSEAs
09-May-2018By: The Pipeline
Danos employees are trained to think through every detail when creating a JSEA. Recently, a couple of safety representatives went out of their way to pass on their appreciation for two above-average Danos JSEAs.
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Ink Free with BSEE
07-May-2018By: Matt Schexnayder
Olympus completed an annual BSEE Inspection on March 9, 2018. During the inspection, 147 components were inspected with zero INCS issued. The inspectors were complimentary of several aspects of the way Olympus runs their daily operations and were particularly impressed of the following areas below.
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JSEA March Madness
03-May-2018By: Clay Carter
Who says evaluating JSEAs can’t be fun? The coatings group shook things up when they created a March Madness-style tournament from their crew’s JSEAs. Each crew started with a score of 100 and received point deductions if there was an issue within their JSEA. The grading mechanism followed the internal JSEA audit process. Project managers performed the JSEA audits in the first few rounds. In the later rounds, the JSEAs were evaluated by safety specialist and operations managers.
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This Week
- Crane Crew Recognized by Customer
- ISO 9001:2015 Requirements Met
- Fabrication 9-years Incident-Free
- FOCUS: Customer Centric
- R U Certified? AISC Is
- You Have Questions. We Have Answers.
- Big Impact In Short Time Frame
- Double Dose of Stop Work Authority
- Safety Milestone with Oxy
- Bird's-Eye View of Midkiff Project
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