Emergency Escape to the Water
In the event of an emergency water escape:
As a last resort, you may have to jump!
- The Station Bill lists locations for emergency escape to the water.
- Individual escape into the water is a last-resort option used only when other means are not available.
- Employees should move to the lowest level possible before jumping into the water.
Emergency On-Board Evacuation Plan
All of the following items should be included in the On-Board Evacuation Plan:
- Manned structures should have U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) approved Emergency Evacuation Plans (EEPs) on board.
- The EEP should address all aspects of a potential emergency evacuation of the platform.
- The required contacts should be listed in the EEP.
- The EEP should be posted around the rig and be made readily available in escape boats and capsules.
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5-6. Who should approve on-board Emergency Evacuation Plans (EEPs) on manned structures?
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