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DROPS METAVERSE

The DROPS Metaverse is an initiative by the DROPS (Dropped Object Prevention Scheme) Asia Chapter to create a forward-looking learning and collaboration platform in Virtual Reality.

Using a VR headset, windows or mac, you can enter a multiplayer 3D environment which has been curated for you to learn all about dropped object hazard prevention. Using a customized avatar, you will be able to navigate various scenarios to experience the impact of dropped objects, identify potential hazards, and learn about the various best practices for prevention. During our regular events, you can use the same avatar to meet with industry professionals just as if you were at a trade show.

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DROPS Metaverse Apps

For the best experience, download the DROPS Metaverse on the Oculus Quest 1 and Meta Quest 2. Don’t have VR device yet? Explore the environments on your Windows or MAC computer.

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Upcoming Events

Oct

29

October 29 @ 14:0015:00 UTC+8

A monthly call for Drilling Contractors, Energy Companies and Major services partners in the Wells Community. Kindly sponsored by our DROPS Asia st […]

Nov

26

November 26 @ 14:0015:00 UTC+8

A monthly call for Drilling Contractors, Energy Companies and Major services partners in the Wells Community. Kindly sponsored by our DROPS Asia st […]

Nov

27

November 27 @ 2:0015:00 UTC+8

The DROPS Asia Committee meets on a bi-monthly basis and serves as a network to stimulate cross company collaboration around the subject of dropped ob […]

Dec

17

December 17 @ 14:0015:00 UTC+8

This session of the DROPS Monthly Wells Forum is about your questions and connecting you with subject matter experts. Unlike the previous monthly Foru […]

Jan

28

January 28 @ 14:0014:00 UTC+8

A monthly call for Drilling Contractors, Energy Companies and Major services partners in the Wells Community. Kindly sponsored by our DROPS Asia st […]

Feb

25

February 25 @ 14:0015:00 UTC+8

This session of the DROPS Monthly Wells Forum is about your questions and connecting you with subject matter experts. Unlike the previous monthly Foru […]

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Date

August 1

Time

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm UTC+9

Venue

MS Teams

Organizer

Drops Asia Chapter
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Recommended Practice Workshop: Working with Tools at Height

August 1 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm UTC+9

Duration: 1 Hour

Objective: To equip HSE Managers with the knowledge and strategies necessary for implementing and monitoring safety protocols for the use of tools at height within their organizations, aligning with DROPS guidelines.

Target Audience: HSE Managers and other safety leadership personnel.


Course Outline:

1. Introduction to DROPS Guidelines (10 minutes)

  • Overview of the importance of the DROPS (Dropped Object Prevention Scheme) initiative.
  • Statistics and impact of dropped objects incidents in industrial settings.

2. Strategic Implementation of Safety Protocols (20 minutes)

  • Understanding the full scope of DROPS guidelines for tools and equipment used at height.
  • Steps for integrating these guidelines into existing safety protocols.
  • Developing a comprehensive dropped object management scheme.

3. Training and Compliance (15 minutes)

  • Designing training programs for employees on the proper use of tools at height.
  • Establishing compliance checks and continuous improvement processes.
  • Methods for ensuring all personnel are adequately trained and compliant with safety standards.

4. Monitoring and Reporting (10 minutes)

  • Setting up systems for monitoring the effective use of tools at height.
  • Reporting mechanisms for incidents and near-misses.
  • Importance of regular audits and feedback loops for safety improvement.

5. Questions and Answers (5 minutes)

  • Address specific concerns and queries from HSE Managers.
  • Discuss potential challenges and solutions in implementing guidelines.

Presented by

Gary Dunn, Global Business Manager Stopdrop Tooling

Joachim van der Meulen, Chapter Facilitator, DROPS Asia