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#3“Removal of a Heat ExchangerTube” Case”A heat exchanger tube was being removedfrom a heat exchanger in refinery area. Acrane operator and two riggers are on thecrew.The lift was in a fairly tight area. There wasa variety of equipment close to the heatexchanger.The crew reviewed the safe work plan thathad identified the following hazards: lack ofcommunications, rigging pinch points,objects in the swing path, and visibility.Construction Owners Association of Alberta 36
#3bThe crew had decided to use radiocommunication rather than hand signalsbecause of the visibility problem.They planned the swing path and checkedthe weight calculations carefully. They usedthe required method to restrict area accesson three sides of the heat exchanger. Thefourth side appeared to have no possibilityof traffic.Everything proceeded as planned until amaintenance worker entered the lift areathrough the unsigned area. He had come todo a regular equipment check. His suddenappearance momentarily distracted theoperator and the crane came in contact withan adjacent piece of equipment causingserious damage.Construction Owners Association of Alberta 37
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