Night tour alarm that wasn't

But at 02:17 the doghouse panel lit up like Christmas, and I had the crew staged at the muster point in 90 seconds — only to find mud pump #2’s horn shorted by a spilled thermos… I’ll own it: I gave the all-clear, then the coffee culprit handed me a mop and a donut. What’s your best false-alarm fire drill before sunrise?

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After a 02:17 ‘thermos’ short on our mud pump horn, I bolted a clear Lexan drip shield over the doghouse panel so splashes can’t trip it, and it’s held up to washdowns. Would @HSE let you guard mud pump #2 the same way? It keeps the alarms honest without slowing a real muster.

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