CSA S475 : 2003

Preface
1 Scope
2 Definitions and Abbreviations
   2.1 Definitions
   2.2 Abbreviations
3 Reference Publications
4 Requirements
   4.1 General Principles
   4.2 Environmental considerations
   4.3 Personnel
   4.4 Site and route surveys and preparation
   4.5 Procedures and briefing manuals
   4.6 Contingency plans
   4.7 Model tests
   4.8 Loads and load effects during sea operations
   4.9 Navigation
   4.10 Quality assurance
5 Sea Operations Involving Concrete Fixed Offshore
   Platforms
   5.1 Float-Out
   5.2 Construction Afloat
   5.3 Loadout of Structure or Deck
   5.4 Deck Tow
   5.5 Deck Mating Afloat
   5.6 Sea Operation Systems Commissioning
   5.7 Tow
   5.8 Installation
   5.9 Module Transport
   5.10 Lifting
   5.11 Decommissioning
6 Sea Operations Involving Steel Fixed Offshore
   Structures
   6.1 Building Basin and Float-Out
   6.2 Construction Afloat
   6.3 Loadout Structure or Deck
   6.4 Deck Tow
   6.5 Sea Operation Commissioning
   6.6 Tow
   6.7 Structure and Piling Installation
   6.8 Module Transport
   6.9 Deck Mating
   6.10 Lifting
   6.11 Decommissioning
7 Sea Operations Involving Jack-Up Offshore Structures
   7.1 Jack-Up Tow
   7.2 Jack-Up Installation
   7.3 Module Transport
   7.4 Lifting
   7.5 Decommissioning
8 Sea Operations Involving Fixed Offshore Structures in
   Arctic Areas
   8.1 General
   8.2 Contingency Plans
   8.3 Site and Route Surveys
   8.4 Strength
   8.5 Damaged Stability
   8.6 Tow
Appendices
A - Load Factors for Lifts
B - Bibliography

Provides requirements and guidance concerning various sea operations, involved with fixed offshore structures. These requirements should be reviewed for each application in order to ensure that the particular circumstances are adequately addressed as sea operations are complex activities specific to each application.