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    The Vortex Titans team identified several potential hazards during their ROV operations and implemented controls to promote safety. Hazards included foot and hand injuries during transportation, slips and falls during pre-launch, back injuries when lifting heavy objects, overvoltage from power supplies, and damage from pressure or wet weather. The team secured moving objects, wore protective equipment, lifted with assistance, monitored voltages, set relief valves, and protected electronics from the elements. Contributors provided the safety analysis to share procedures and prevent incidents.

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    The Vortex Titans team identified several potential hazards during their ROV operations and implemented controls to promote safety. Hazards included foot and hand injuries during transportation, slips and falls during pre-launch, back injuries when lifting heavy objects, overvoltage from power supplies, and damage from pressure or wet weather. The team secured moving objects, wore protective equipment, lifted with assistance, monitored voltages, set relief valves, and protected electronics from the elements. Contributors provided the safety analysis to share procedures and prevent incidents.

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    The Vortex Titans team identified several potential hazards during their ROV operations and implemented controls to promote safety. Hazards included foot and hand injuries during transportation, slips and falls during pre-launch, back injuries when lifting heavy objects, overvoltage from power supplies, and damage from pressure or wet weather. The team secured moving objects, wore protective equipment, lifted with assistance, monitored voltages, set relief valves, and protected electronics from the elements. Contributors provided the safety analysis to share procedures and prevent incidents.

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    Job Safety Analysis

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    The Vortex Titans team identified several potential hazards during their ROV operations and implemented controls to promote safety. Hazards included foot and hand injuries during transportation, slips and falls during pre-launch, back injuries when lifting heavy objects, overvoltage from power supplies, and damage from pressure or wet weather. The team secured moving objects, wore protective equipment, lifted with assistance, monitored voltages, set relief valves, and protected electronics from the elements. Contributors provided the safety analysis to share procedures and prevent incidents.

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    Vortex Titans

    Job Safety Analysis - Vortex Titans Team

    Task Hazard control


    Securing all moving objects during
    Foot injury transportation.
    Wearing closed-toe shoes.
    Transporting the ROV
    Wearing gloves and making sure you are
    Hand or finger injury
    holding the objects tightly
    Wearing non-slip shoes
    Beware of the tether position
    Pre-launch Slip/Trip/Falls
    Don’t run in the station
    Sharp objects Cuts Always use gloves and safety goggles
    Picking heavy objects with lowering your
    back to prevent spinal disc injury
    Launch and retrieval of ROV
    Back injury Lifting heavy objects with the help of
    others
     Checking the voltage reading that shows
    Power supply Over voltage
    nominal 48V
    Max pressure in the tank  Setting a relief value at 10bar
    Pneumatic system
    Max pressure under water  Using a regulator at 2.75bar
     Keeping the box turned off until in use
    Control box Wet weather
     Using sun shade to avoid rain

    For further information about our safety procedures make sure to read Vortex Titan’s technical report
    Contributors: Ahmed Medhat (mechanical team member and safety keeper)
    Created: March 2018

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