
Step Change in Safety is committed to working with the energy industry to prevent incident and injury.
An essential part of that mission is learning from previous experiences through collaboration. Our searchable catalogue of hundreds of Safety Alerts and Safety Moments are all designed as learning resources that can help improve workplace safety. All contributions remain anonymous to encourage sharing within the industry. No company names, platforms, fields, locations, dates and individuals are referred to in our Safety Alerts and Moments.
Safety Alerts give details of events surrounding an incident or near miss and provide good practice guidance in order to prevent similar issues. Safety Moments are downloadable PowerPoint presentations detailing an incident, near miss or good practice, and which provide discussion points and related resources for use as learning tools.
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High potential: spontaneous opening of hydraulic release shackle (HRS) pin
The incident occurred when the main crane auxiliary block was connected to the flare lifting slings, hydraulic hoses, and Hydraulic Release…
Structural failure of rescue boat
Whilst no activities were being performed by crew on the rescue boat station, the structure of the boat failed causing the lifting frame…
TEMPSC (Lifeboat) Diesel Fuel Quality
TEMPSC – Totally Enclosed Motor Propelled Survival Craft (Lifeboat) During a planned replacement, a free fall TEMPSC was launched to sea…
Narcotic Effects of Hydrocarbons
An animated safety moment highlighting the potential deadly effects of inhaling hydrocarbons Useful references / resources: •HSE Offshore:…
Crane wire failure
A crane wire on a cargo vessel parted whilst the vessel was offloading a wind turbine nacelle. The nacelle, weighing 69 tonnes, dropped…
Vital safety information (height of vehicle) found incorrect
An IMCA member’s contractor in the United States reports an incident in which it was discovered that the “height of vehicle” information…




