super yachts 60million+
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blueg33 said:
p1stonhead said:
I agree, but Gunwharf Quays would not be on mu list of "oo, I must go there"
blueg33 said:
p1stonhead said:
I agree, but Gunwharf Quays would not be on mu list of "oo, I must go there"Ace is currently in Guernsey
https://www.superyachts.com/motor-yacht-4383/ace-p...
It looks bloody massive.
https://www.superyachts.com/motor-yacht-4383/ace-p...
It looks bloody massive.
Once again a yacht designed to look good without any thought on how the deck crew will keep it clean. This will require a crew member to physically go over the side in order to clean the side of the yacht. This requires Risk Assessments, permits to Work, Certified harnesses and safety equipment and a supervisor and of course the right weather conditions. One sand storm or 'Dirty rain' and it all needs doing again.
I hope they have tracks and rails and Pad Eyes in all the right places.
I hope they have tracks and rails and Pad Eyes in all the right places.
darreni said:
Ace is currently in Guernsey
https://www.superyachts.com/motor-yacht-4383/ace-p...
It looks bloody massive.
The first yacht that I registered and 'Looked After' for 18 months along with her support boat 'Garcon'https://www.superyachts.com/motor-yacht-4383/ace-p...
It looks bloody massive.
Speculatore said:
Once again a yacht designed to look good without any thought on how the deck crew will keep it clean. This will require a crew member to physically go over the side in order to clean the side of the yacht. This requires Risk Assessments, permits to Work, Certified harnesses and safety equipment and a supervisor and of course the right weather conditions. One sand storm or 'Dirty rain' and it all needs doing again.
I hope they have tracks and rails and Pad Eyes in all the right places.
Yeah, but other than wearing sunglasses, you haven't got anything else to do, have you!?I hope they have tracks and rails and Pad Eyes in all the right places.
Now put the boss's gin down and strap yourself into this thing!
Speculatore said:
Once again a yacht designed to look good without any thought on how the deck crew will keep it clean. This will require a crew member to physically go over the side in order to clean the side of the yacht. This requires Risk Assessments, permits to Work, Certified harnesses and safety equipment and a supervisor and of course the right weather conditions. One sand storm or 'Dirty rain' and it all needs doing again.
I hope they have tracks and rails and Pad Eyes in all the right places.
Pretty much standard for any yacht I've been involved with. Easy enough to have a SOP with an established RA, no need to go through the whole process every time the guys wash down.I hope they have tracks and rails and Pad Eyes in all the right places.
LimaDelta said:
Pretty much standard for any yacht I've been involved with. Easy enough to have a SOP with an established RA, no need to go through the whole process every time the guys wash down.
A permit to work should be raised on each occasion that a crew member works aloft or over the side and can only remain open for 24 hours max. A standard requirement within the PTW is that the Risk Assessment has been reviewed and is still applicable and if not, updated. Speculatore said:
LimaDelta said:
Pretty much standard for any yacht I've been involved with. Easy enough to have a SOP with an established RA, no need to go through the whole process every time the guys wash down.
A permit to work should be raised on each occasion that a crew member works aloft or over the side and can only remain open for 24 hours max. A standard requirement within the PTW is that the Risk Assessment has been reviewed and is still applicable and if not, updated. 
Thanks, I've only been doing this 19 years.Speculatore said:
Once again a yacht designed to look good without any thought on how the deck crew will keep it clean. This will require a crew member to physically go over the side in order to clean the side of the yacht. This requires Risk Assessments, permits to Work, Certified harnesses and safety equipment and a supervisor and of course the right weather conditions. One sand storm or 'Dirty rain' and it all needs doing again.
I hope they have tracks and rails and Pad Eyes in all the right places.
Talking of cleaning yachts, that new yacht must be like cleaning a Toyota Yaris compared to this...I hope they have tracks and rails and Pad Eyes in all the right places.
Bonus points for the Vessel name.
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