Documentation+package+Nexum+HD+Subsea+basket+ p… · ns-en iso 13920-bg 13380 this document and...

!Saga$Subsea$AS$|$Skillebekkgaten$1|$Killingøy$Offshorebase$|$NO:5523$HAUGESUND$|$Norway$Tel:$+47$52:SUBSEA$(52$78$27$32)$|$+47$906$94$490$$$E:mail:[email protected]$

$

Side%1%av%25%

Documentation+package+Nexum+HD+Subsea+basket+Page$1:$ Table$of$contents$/$General$info$

Page$2:3:$$ GA$drawings$

$(Note:$Actual$tare$weight$is$12.9T)$

Page$4:6:$ Pictures$of$basket$

Page$7:24:$ Operation$and$maintenance$manual$

Page$25:26:$ Certificate$

$

General!information:!

Nexum$HD$basket$has$been$designed$with$high$focus$on$ROV$operations$and$efficiancy.$It$has$several$unique$features$which$can$save$operational:time,$cost$and$improve$HSE$for$the$users.$$

The!HD!basket!features:!!

• Safe$use$of$equipment:$Approved$by!DNV9GL$according$to$297.3!Subsea!R30.$$• A:frame:$The$single$point$lift$will$always$be$above$the$seabed$and$will$improve$the$overall$

visibility$during$seabed:operation.$• High$tare$weigh:$Basket$is$12,9$T,$this$enables$the$basket$to$be$launched$in$severe$weather$$

(3,0m$HS$or$above$if$calculated$acc.to$DNV:RP:H103$chapter$4:$Lifting$through$Wave$Zone$–$Simplified$Method).$

• Chain$collectors:$The$chain$collectors$will$collect$the$chain$and$there$is$no$need$for$the$ROV$to$move$any$chains.$$

• Doors:$The$ROV$operated$doors$are$in$place$to$ensure$that$HSE$regulations$are$followed$when$working$inside$the$basket$on$deck$and$it$also$allows$the$ROV$to$open$the$doors$subsea$if$nessesary$(e.g.$the$basket$is$used$as$a$base$for$a$winch).$

• ROV$handles:$$Enables$the$ROV$to$operate$from$all$sides$of$the$basket$by$use$of$the$ROV$handles.$

• The$thick$steel$bottom$frame:$Allows$the$users$to$weld$their$on:site$equipment$onto$the$basket.$This$gives$the$basket$a$versatility$like$no$other.$$

• D:rings:$Internal$8T$D:rings$eases$the$sea:fastening$of$cargo.$• Removable$grating:$Allows$the$users$to$carry$longer$or$wider$items.$• ISO$corners:$Allows$the$basket$to$be$secured$to$standarized$mechanisms$on$vessels$and$

lorries.$• Standard$measurments:$Allows$the$basket$to$be$transported$with$a$normal$lorry$(Norwegian$

regulations).$

714NOTE1A

390NOTE1B

3190 NOTE 1B3003 NOTE 1A

24321875

63766058

6762

55°

1st ANGLE PROJECTION F

876

A

NEXUM 20FT SUBSEA BASKET

109000A3SHEET 1 OF 3

1:35DWG NO.

TITLE:

REVISION

DO NOT SCALE DRAWING

TOTAL WEIGHT [kg]:

SURFACE FINISH: 3,2

ne um engineering as

FORMAT: SCALE:

www.nexum.noGENERAL MACHINING TOLERANCE:

NS-ISO 2768-1 MEDIUMGENERAL WELDING TOLERANCE:

NS-EN ISO 13920-BG

13380

ALL EDGES TO BE DEBURRED.DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS.

OR IN PART BY OR TO ANYONE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PREMISSION OF NEXUM ENGINEERING AS.

E

5

B

A

8764

D

C

51 2 3

A

B

4321

C

F

E

D

REVISIONSREV DATE DESCRIPTION BY CHK APPR

A ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION JBO09.01.2014 JBO KLa

UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED:

THIS DOCUMENT AND DATA DISCLOSED HEREIN OR HEREWITH IS THE CONFIDENCIAL AND PROPRIETARYPROPERTY OF NEXUM ENGINEERING AS AND IS NOT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED OR DISCLOSED IN WHOLE

NOTES:COG:1.A) A-FRAME UPB) A-FRAME DOWN

USED FOR INFORMATION

Date: 2014-03-20

DET NORSKE VERITAS AS

NOT SUBJECT TO APPROVAL

REF. DRRDVR-P5994-J-2597 Rev 0

TOPSIDE LIFT 1st ANGLE PROJECTION F

876

A

NEXUM 20FT SUBSEA BASKET

109000A3SHEET 2 OF 3

1:40DWG NO.

TITLE:

REVISION

DO NOT SCALE DRAWING

TOTAL WEIGHT [kg]:

UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED:DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS.ALL EDGES TO BE DEBURRED.SURFACE FINISH: 3,2

ne um engineering as

FORMAT: SCALE:

www.nexum.noGENERAL MACHINING TOLERANCE:NS-ISO 2768-1 MEDIUMGENERAL WELDING TOLERANCE:

NS-EN ISO 13920-BG

13380

THIS DOCUMENT AND DATA DISCLOSED HEREIN OR HEREWITH IS THE CONFIDENCIAL AND PROPRIETARYPROPERTY OF NEXUM ENGINEERING AS AND IS NOT TO BE USED, REPRODUCED OR DISCLOSED IN WHOLEOR IN PART BY OR TO ANYONE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PREMISSION OF NEXUM ENGINEERING AS.

E

5

B

A

8764

D

C

51 2 3

A

B

4321

C

F

E

D

27°

6653

55°

USED FOR INFORMATION

Date: 2014-03-20

DET NORSKE VERITAS AS

NOT SUBJECT TO APPROVAL

REF. DRRDVR-P5994-J-2597 Rev 0

Operation & Maintenance Manual

HD Subsea Basket

Z Issued for Use 13.04.15 JBO TF JBO A Issued for Construction 10.03.14 JBO TF JBO 0 Issued for Review 08.03.14 JBO TF JBO

Revision Description Date By Chk Approved

nexum engineering as

Project No.: NE-60091

Client: Client Doc. No.: Contract No.:

Subsea Tooling AS Document title: Doc. No.: Pages:

Operation and Maintenance Manual

NE-60091-09 1 of 18

Project : Doc. No. : Title :

HD Subsea Basket Doc: NE-60091-009 Operation and maintenance manual

Page : Date : Rev. :

2 of 18 13.04.15 13.04.15

A

TABLE OF CONTENT 1! INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................................ 3!

1.1! GENERAL NOTES ................................................................................................................................................. 3!1.2! PURPOSE AND SCOPE ......................................................................................................................................... 3!1.3! ABBREVIATIONS ................................................................................................................................................... 3!1.4! DOCUMENT REFERENCES ..................................................................................................................................... 3!

2! HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................................................. 4!

2.1! GENERAL ............................................................................................................................................................. 4!2.2! SAFETY NOTES ...................................................................................................................................................... 4!

2.2.1! GENERAL ........................................................................................................................................................ 4!2.2.2! HANDLING AND TRANSPORTATION ................................................................................................................. 5!2.2.3! MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................................................... 5!

3! TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND DATA .............................................................................................................. 6!

3.1! TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................................... 6!3.1.1! NEXUM HD BASKET ......................................................................................................................................... 6!3.1.2! DOORS ........................................................................................................................................................... 8!3.1.3! CORROSION PROTECTION .............................................................................................................................. 8!

3.2! INTERFACE DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................................................................... 9!3.3! TECHNICAL DATA ................................................................................................................................................ 9!

4! PACKING, PRESERVATION AND STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS .......................................................................... 10!

4.1! PRESERVATION INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................................ 10!

5! HANDLING AND TRANSPORTATION .................................................................................................................. 11!

5.1! HANDLING AND LIFTING .................................................................................................................................... 11!5.2! TRANSPORTATION .............................................................................................................................................. 11!

5.2.1! ONSHORE ..................................................................................................................................................... 11!5.2.2! OFFSHORE .................................................................................................................................................... 11!

6! STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS ..................................................................................................................................... 12!

6.1! STORAGE OF THE HD SUBSEA BASKET ................................................................................................................. 12!

7! MOBILIZATION AND DE-MOBILIZATION ........................................................................................................... 12!

7.1! MOBILIZATION (PRE SUBSEA OPERATION) ........................................................................................................... 12!7.1.1! CHECK LIST FOR MOBILIZATION ..................................................................................................................... 12!

8! OPERATIONS ........................................................................................................................................................... 13!

8.1! OPERATIONAL LIMITATIONS ................................................................................................................................ 13!8.2! SECURING CARGO INSIDE BASKET ...................................................................................................................... 13!8.3! OPERATING DOORS ........................................................................................................................................... 13!8.4! OPERATIONAL LIFTING USING A-FRAME ............................................................................................................ 14!

8.4.1! DEPLOYMENT USING A-FRAME ...................................................................................................................... 14!8.4.2! RECOVERY USING A-FRAME ......................................................................................................................... 15!

8.5! LIFTING USING 4-PART SLING ............................................................................................................................. 16!8.5.1! DEPLOYMENT USING 4-PART LIFTING SLING .................................................................................................... 16!8.5.2! RECOVERY USING 4-PART LIFTING SLING ....................................................................................................... 17!

9! DE-MOBILIZATION (POST SUBSEA OPERATION) ............................................................................................. 18!

9.1! CHECK LIST FOR DE-MOBILISATION ..................................................................................................................... 18!9.2! EQIPMENT LIST FOR DE-MOBILISATION ................................................................................................................ 18!

10! REPAIRS .................................................................................................................................................................... 18!




3 of 18 13.04.15 13.04.15

A

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 GENERAL NOTES This document covers operation and maintenance procedures for Nexum HD Subsea Basket. The primary function of the Nexum HD Subsea Basket is to launch and recover items to and from the seabed on vessels.

1.2 PURPOSE AND SCOPE This document describes the operational and maintenance activities that should be carried out prior to, during deployment and retrieval of Nexum HD Subsea Basket. The purpose of this manual is to provide instructions to safely operate and maintain the following equipment as supplied by Nexum Engineering. This manual is to be used by competent a personnel that has proper training only.

1.3 ABBREVIATIONS

CoG Centre of Gravity FAT Factory Acceptance Test GA General Arrangement HSE Health Safety and Environment HD Heavy Duty LR Latest Revision NA Not Applicable OMM Operation and Maintenance Manual PPE Personal Protective Equipment ROV Remote Operated Vehicle TBA To Be Assigned

1.4 DOCUMENT REFERENCES

Ref. Document Reference Number Rev. Title

1. 10900 GA DRAWING OF NEXUM 20FT SUBSEA BASKET




4 of 18 13.04.15 13.04.15

A

2 HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT

2.1 GENERAL Safety must always be addressed when performing operations, maintenances and tests with the basket. For all safety matters, refer to the HSE Requirements valid for the company that is using the Nexum HD Subsea basket. The shift supervisor / leader must ensure that all the personnel has read and is aware of the contents of this document. Personnel involved in the work operation shall be familiar with contents of the documents listed below.

2.2 SAFETY NOTES Prior to use of this equipment it is recommended to thoroughly read the following section and create actions to prevent damage to the equipment and injuries to personnel. Personnel must at all-time follow local safety regulations. Recommended personal protective equipment in connection with all activities with this tool:

• Steel toed shoes • Safety glasses • Protective clothing • Rubber gloves • Hard Hat

The following safety notes are used in this document: NOTE: Shall be used to highlight items/steps of special importance. CAUTION: Shall be used to highlight items/ steps that may result in damage on equipment. WARNING: Shall be used to highlight items/ steps that may result in damage on equipment, or personnel injury. 2.2.1 GENERAL

WARNING: Familiarize with basket functions before operating the basket. Never manhandle the basket when in a lift.




5 of 18 13.04.15 13.04.15

A

2.2.2 HANDLING AND TRANSPORTATION

CAUTION: o Due to the baskets weight special considerations needs to be made in regards to

racking the basket.

WARNING: o Always use certified sling when lifting the basket. Use dedicated lifting point when

mounting sling and check that sling has been certified in the last 12 months. o Plan lifting operation, and ensure that the area is secured before proceeding with

any lifts. o Pay attention during lifting operation and do not stand beneath the lifted item. o If A-frame is used: Stay clear of it until it is fully landed to avoid pinch points. o Always secure the doors when using these onboard a vessel. Subsea operation

NOTE: o Due to the weight of the basket it may penetrate the seabed. Evaluate landing site

before starting the lift.

2.2.3 MAINTENANCE NOTE: o Check Safety data sheet if using chemicals to lubricate hinges. Use correct PPE.




6 of 18 13.04.15 13.04.15

A

3 TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND DATA

3.1 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

3.1.1 NEXUM HD BASKET Subsea basket is designed to deploy and recover items to and from the seabed. The intention of the A-frame is to keep the lifting point above the seabed and to save operational time when landing the basket on the seabed. The two doors will maintain a good HSE record when entering the basket on deck. Subsea basket is also designed so that it can be used as a clump-weight or as a landing base for cable-drums.

Figure 3-1: Nexum HD Subsea basket configured for onshore/top side lift or subsea

deployment/recovery

4-part bridle

Doors

ISO Corners

ROV grab handle

Single point




7 of 18 13.04.15 13.04.15

A

Figure 3-2: Nexum HD Subsea basket configured for subsea deployment/recovery

D-Rings

Forklift pockets

Single point lift




8 of 18 13.04.15 13.04.15

A

3.1.2 DOORS The HD subsea basket has two doors with double locks

Figure3-3: Nexum HD Subsea basket configured for onshore/top side lift or subsea 3.1.3 CORROSION PROTECTION External faces of the structural steel are coated in accordance with NORSOK M-501, system 7.

Left door Right door

Horizontal lock

Vertical lock

ROV grab handle

ROV grab handle




9 of 18 13.04.15 13.04.15

A

3.2 INTERFACE DESCRIPTION The basket is fitted with a 55Te shackle on top of the A-frame for subsea deployment and recovery. It also comes with a 4-part lifting bridle with a SWL of 30 Ton for onshore and top side handling. The basket has the same footprint as a standard 20ft ISO container with ISO corners for simplify road transportation or sea fastening on deck.

3.3 TECHNICAL DATA The number below gives the main dimensions and weights of the Nexum HD Subsea basket.

In air

Description Weights

Payload 12,5 Ton

Weight, Dry 12,9 Ton

Submerged Apx. 11,2 Ton

CoG, 4-part lift Y=445 mm, Z=157 mm

CoG, A-frame lift Y=-38 mm, Z=757 mm

External size

Description Dimension [mm]

Length 6376

Width 2432

Height 1875

Internal size

Length 5610

Width 2130

Height 1500

Height to top of A-frame 7115

Table 3-3: Technical weight and dimensions specification




10 of 18 13.04.15

A

4 PACKING, PRESERVATION AND STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS

4.1 PRESERVATION INSTRUCTIONS Clean the basket thoroughly with fresh water to rinse off all salt from the basket. .

Action Prior to

Shipment Mobilization

Demob./ Prior to Storage

Before/ After Use

Clean the basket with fresh water

X X

Lubricate hinges if found dry.

X X

Preservation performed as described above

Date: Signature:

Table 4-1- Preservation Matrix




11 of 18 13.04.15

A

5 HANDLING AND TRANSPORTATION The HD Subsea basket is heavy equipment. Precautions shall be made to ensure handling, lifting, fastening and transportation is performed in accordance to relevant HSE requirements.

• Prior to any operation it shall be confirmed that all lifting devices, sling sets, shackles, soft slings are certified for lifting of the HD Subsea basket..

• Ensure no work is performed beneath the HD Subsea basket during lifting operations.

5.1 HANDLING AND LIFTING • The HD subsea basket shall only be lifted with certified lifting gear. • Subsea basket can be lifted on quay by using fork lift.

5.2 TRANSPORTATION For generic transportation instructions

• The HD Subsea basket shall always be transported in such a way that unwanted movements are prevented.

• The HD Subsea basket can be lifted on and off truck by using forklift. • All Movable part shall be strapped

5.2.1 ONSHORE

• The HD Subsea basket will be transported with truck or lorry. • The HD Subsea basket has the same footprint as a standard 20ft ISO container with ISO

corners for simplify road transportation. 5.2.2 OFFSHORE When transporting offshore the basket will be moved with ships crane and secured to deck by either use of the ISO corners or other proven method.




12 of 18 13.04.15

A

6 STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS

6.1 STORAGE OF THE HD SUBSEA BASKET HD Subsea basket can be stored outdoors or indoors. 7 MOBILIZATION AND DE-MOBILIZATION

7.1 MOBILIZATION (PRE SUBSEA OPERATION) The following section lists the verifications to be performed prior to shipment offshore. Attach all test certificates and send them together with the equipment. 7.1.1 CHECK LIST FOR MOBILIZATION

Step Task Description Date Sign

1. Ensure that all lifting certificates are valid.

2.

Visually inspect the Subsea basket for damages (structural damage, paint, corrosion, marking), repair if needed. Note: Evaluate recertification if structural damage.

3. Test Subsea basket doors.

Table 7-1- Mob check list




13 of 18 13.04.15

A

8 OPERATIONS

8.1 OPERATIONAL LIMITATIONS Offshore lift: (Definition: Offshore lift is defined as a lift between vessel to vessel/rig or vice versa.) Offshore lift is regulated by its DNV class and is according to the certificate 3,0m HS (R30). Subsea operation: (Definition: Subsea operation is defined as a lift between vessel and seabed or subsea structures.) The operational limitation needs to be calculated using DNV-RP-H103 chapter 4: Lifting through Wave Zone – Simplified Method. If calculations according to DNV-RP-H103 are not performed then the operational-limit is set to 3,0m HS.

8.2 SECURING CARGO INSIDE BASKET The basket is fitted with D-rings inside to secure items transported within the basket. These D-rings can be used either with cargo straps or chain. For special requirements it is also possible to weld into the basket beams centre beams. Use doors to enter the basket to prevent climbing.

8.3 OPERATING DOORS The two doors on the basket is double securing method. This can be done either topside or subsea. To open the doors:

- Lift the handle on the horizontal lock and push the locking pin to the side away from the other door.

- Lift the vertical lock and open the door. Please note that the doors can swing in rough weather and should always be secured in open position.

To close the doors: - Make sure nothing gets snagged when closing the door before pushing it closed. The

vertical lock should automatically lift it self. If not lift lock and close door. - Lift the handle on the horizontal lock and push the locking pin towards the centre of the

two doors.




14 of 18 13.04.15

A

8.4 OPERATIONAL LIFTING USING A-FRAME

8.4.1 DEPLOYMENT USING A-FRAME

Step Task Description: Deployment using A-frame Date Sign

1. Check all certificate valid for use

2. Use only certificated personnel

3. Perform visual check off all lifting equipment

4. Use only certificated lifting equipment

5. If applicable: Check that transported items are properly secured in basket.

6. Evaluate weather condition. (Wave and wind).

7.

Configure basket to use of A-frame by: - Remove securing bolts from the basket and store them in a secure place.

8. Remove sea-fastening

9. Connect crane to master-link on top of A-frame

10. Move away from equipment and barrier of the area if needed

11. Lift basket from deck and deploy it according to the clients sea-state calculations.

12. Find a suitable landing site, preferably rock dumped or hard seabed conditions.

13. Land basket slowly and observe that the lift chains go into the containers.

14. Disconnect crane-hook.

Bolts




15 of 18 13.04.15

A

8.4.2 RECOVERY USING A-FRAME

Step Task Description: Recovery using A-frame Date Sign



3. Barrier off deck if required.

4. Connect crane to master-link on top of A-frame

5. Lift basket slowly from seabed and recover it to deck

6. Land it on deck and disconnect the crane wire.

7. Secure the basket




16 of 18 13.04.15

A

8.5 LIFTING USING 4-PART SLING

8.5.1 DEPLOYMENT USING 4-PART LIFTING SLING

Step Task Description: Deployment using 4-part lifting sling Date Sign

1. Check all certificate valid for use

2. Use only certified personnel

3. Perform visual check off all lifting equipment

4. Use only certificated lifting equipment.

5.

Configure basket to use of 4-part lifting sling by: - Secure A-frame by using the two bolts and secure these with nut and securing pin

6.

- Install 4 part lifting sling on the 4 pad-eyes on top of the A-frame and secure these with securing pins.



9. Remove sea-fastening

10. Connect crane to master-link on top of 4-part sling

Bolts

Shackles




17 of 18 13.04.15

A

Step Task Description: Deployment using 4-part lifting sling Date Sign

11. Move away from equipment and barrier of the area if needed

12. Lift basket from deck and deploy it according to the clients sea-state calculations.

13. Find a suitable landing site, preferably rock dumped or hard seabed conditions.

14. Land basket slowly.

15. Disconnect crane-hook and move slings to a safe position without disconnecting them.

8.5.2 RECOVERY USING 4-PART LIFTING SLING

Step Task Description: Recovery using 4-part lifting sling Date Sign



3. Barrier off deck if required.

4. Connect crane to master-link on top of 4-part lifting sling, make sure the wires do not twist.

5. Lift 4-part sling off the seabed while observing that no snag occur in the wires.

6. Lift basket slowly from seabed and recover it to deck.

7. Land it on deck and disconnect the crane wire.

8. Secure the basket.




18 of 18 13.04.15

A

9 DE-MOBILIZATION (POST SUBSEA OPERATION) The following table list the verifications to be performed prior to storage.

9.1 CHECK LIST FOR DE-MOBILISATION

Step Task Description Date Sign

1. Clean Subsea basket with fresh water

2. Visually inspect the Subsea basket for damages (structural damage, paint, corrosion).

Table 9-1- De-Mob check list

9.2 EQIPMENT LIST FOR DE-MOBILISATION

Description Part Number Serial Number QTY

HD Subsea basket 1

De-mobilisation performed as described above:

Date: Signature:

Table 9-2- Mob equipment list 10 REPAIRS All repairs are to be reported to the basket owners to keep the basket in satisfactory condition.

CERTIFICATE FOR

PORTABLE OFFSHORE UNIT

Certificate No.: 03667

© DNV GL 2014. DNV GL AND THE HORIZON GRAPHIC ARE TRADEMARKS OF DNV GL AS. www.dnvgl.com

Form No.: 49.01a Issue: 2014-11 Page 1 of 2

PART 1

Particulars of Unit

Portable Offshore Unit Description: “20FT SUBSEA BASKET”

DNV Type Approval No./ Design Approval Reference: DVR-P5994-J-2497, rev.0

Max. Gross Mass (Rating): 25400 kg Tare Mass: 12900 kg

Payload: 12500 kg External Dimensions (LxWxH): 6376x2432x1875 mm

Design Temperature: -20°C Assembly Drawing No.: 109000, rev.A

Particulars of Manufacturer

Manufacturer: Nexum Engineering AS Manufacturer’s serial No: 10900-001

Owners/Manufacturers type designation, if any: Date of manufacture: 03/2015

Production testing

This portable offshore unit, or another portable offshore unit from the same fabrication series, has been subjected to the following proof test:

Manufacturer’s serial No. of the portable offshore unit(s) tested: 10900-001

Lifting set approved by DNV: (Yes/No) Yes

Test date: 2014-10-21 Total test load: 66250 kg Lifting set (optional) When the lifting set is approved by DNV, certificates for lifting set / components of lifting set, or reference to owner’s record, to be listed in Part 2. Operational restrictions: max. wave height of 3.0 m (offshore lift from/to vessel)

Min. shackle bolt diameter: 42 mm Max. angle of legs (from vertical): 30 deg

DNV Type: DNV 2.7-3 R30 Subsea Class: R 30 Subsea The Unit also complies with the following requirements and regulations:

·

·

Remarks:

This Unit has been designed, approved, manufactured and tested in accordance with Det Norske Veritas Standard for Certification no. 2.7-3 Portable offshore units.

Issued at N/A on N/A

Issued at Ostrava on 2015-03-16

N/A Tomáš Pjontek

Manufacturer Surveyor

This field needs only be filled in when the certificate is prepared by a manufacturer with an MSA agreement

with DNV.

Certificate No.: 03667

Form No.: 49.01a Issue: 2014-11 Page 2 of 2

PART 2

Particulars of Owner

Owner: Subsea Tooling AS

Owner's POU identification no.:

Lifting set (Lifting slings, shackles and replacements to be listed)

Description of parts Supplier/Fabricator Certificate No./ Reference to owner’s record

Date

One (1) 4-Legged Slingset WLL 26.5 Ton

Franklin Offshore Europe BV, Rotterdam, The Netherlands

N1401V35 2014-10-18

Periodical inspection and recertification

Date Type of Inspection (T, VN, V)

Report no./ Test Cert. no.

Signature/ Stamp1

Remarks

Marks to be used:

V = to indicate visual examination only VN = to indicate visual examination and NDE T = to indicate visual examination, NDE and strength tested

1 The signature of the competent person certifies that the Offshore Container, including its lifting set, has been thoroughly examined, and that defects affecting

its safe working condition, if any, have been repaired.

Documentation+package+Nexum+HD+Subsea+basket+ p… · ns-en iso 13920-bg 13380 this document and...

Documents

Transcript of Documentation+package+Nexum+HD+Subsea+basket+ p… · ns-en iso 13920-bg 13380 this document and...