Incorrect as-built drawing configuration
- Safety Flash
- Published on 28 January 2022
- Generated on 2 May 2025
- IMCA SF 03/22
- 1 minute read
A subsea asset’s actual jumper configuration differed from the data received from the client.
What happened?
During leak investigations at a subsea manifold, divers carried out intervention on the system in accordance with approved procedures based on information provided by the client.
It subsequently became apparent during fault-finding that the subsea asset’s actual jumper configuration differed from the data received from the client.
What went wrong?
Divers carried out intervention on a system which actually only had a single unproven barrier in place.
What was the cause?
Incorrect information was provided by the client.
Actions
- Work was stopped until it could be ascertained that the system was safe for further intervention.
- The client was alerted and conducted a thorough internal investigation. They could not pinpoint how the error occurred. The drawings were redone with the amendments in place and formally approved.
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