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CAMO and ASOG: How to Turn These Documents into Living Decision-Making Tools Onboard CAMO and ASOG: Living Tools for Excellence in DP Operations Onboard DP vessels, the difference between safe operations and undesired events often lies in the quality of preparation. CAMO (Critical Activity Mode of Operation) and ASOG (Activity Specific Operating Guidelines) must not be mere documents gathering dust in the bridge — they need to breathe life into real-time decision-making. Let's explore how to transform these documents into critical, living tools for operational success and safety. 1. The Essence of CAMO and ASOG The CAMO defines the minimum safe configuration of the vessel for critical operations. It ensures that even in a simple failure scenario, the Worst Case Failure (WCF) is not exceeded. The ASOG, meanwhile, provides a dynamic risk management framework, defining criteria for safe operational transitions as vessel and environmental conditions change. Provocation: What is the point of a flawless CAMO or a perfect ASOG if they are not fully understood, constantly discussed, and dynamically updated by the crew? 2. From Static Documents to Living Allies For CAMO and ASOG to truly serve their purpose, they must: • Reflect the vessel’s real-time configuration. • Be updated based on lessons learned (incidents, drills, DP Trials). • Be integrated into daily operational planning and real-time adjustments. Insight: An ignored CAMO or ASOG is like navigating with an outdated map in a constantly shifting sea. 3. Operational Planning: CAMO and ASOG as the Foundation Every operation planning meeting should begin with: • Are we within the defined CAMO configuration? • Are there ASOG conditions that require us to change modes? • How will any system status change impact our operational safety? Here, the concepts of CAM, TAM, and specific ASOG actions must be fully understood and executed. 4. CAMO and ASOG: Building a Culture of DP Excellence These documents are also: • Practical training tools. • Drivers of a 'position-safe-first' mindset. • Foundations for realistic emergency drills and fault simulations. Companies that use CAMO and ASOG effectively develop operators who think ahead of failures, not those who merely react. 5. Final Provocation: Who Commands the Risk? (Image: "Storm approaching at sea while the vessel remains stable on DP") Vessels that treat CAMO and ASOG as mere formalities sail blindly into uncertainty. Final Provocation: On your vessel, who commands the risk: the environment or a crew empowered by living, dynamic tools? Transformation starts with each of us. Bring your CAMO and ASOG to life — and command your operational destiny.