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Safety
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Executive
08-09 Annual review of
[Dutyholder’s name]
Management of major hazards and
compliance with relevant statutory
provisions
Agenda
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Introductions
Purpose of review
HSE industry-wide feedback
HSE company-specific feedback
Company’s response and plans
Contributions from other attendees
Actions to be agreed
Industry-wide feedback
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HSE’s key messages to the industry
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OSD’s enforcement trends
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Industry performance - lagging indicators
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Significant legal changes and publications
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(A reminder of what HSE does)
OSD’s key programmes and projects
OSD’s Priority Areas
Safety Culture
Leadership
Asset Integrity
Competency
HSE’s key messages to industry
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Improvements required in:
 safety leadership by senior management
 asset integrity
 competence
 safety culture
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Need to consider response to Step Change:
 vision of the safest oil and gas sector by 2010
 strategy to recognise and reduce hazards,
maintain and improve asset integrity, and
take personal ownership for safety
OSD programmes & projects
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Verification inspection
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Inspection of audit arrangements
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External corrosion inspection
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OSD enforcement notices
April to November 08
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Industry-wide hydrocarbon releases
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Major
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Significant
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Minor
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[08/09]
Industry-wide accidents
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Fatal
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Major
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Over 3 day
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[08/09]
Some points on lagging indicators
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Hydrocarbon releases
– rising trend in >25kg releases
– compression systems & small-bore piping
significant contributors
– human factors a significant cause
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No fatalities, major injury rate 10% up on last year
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37% of all injuries from maintenance/construction
Over-3-day injury rate 10% down on last year
Dangerous occurrences 5% up, only 3.6% better
than 12 years ago
19% of all injuries from deck operations
Typical installation performance
HCR Major &
Significant
Good
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Average
1–2
Poor
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Major Injuries
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1
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Over 3 day
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2–3
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2–3
>5
Injuries
Dangerous
Occurrences
Significant legal changes and
publications
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New AOGBO:
revised definitions
‘walk-to-work’ vessel excluded
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Proposed revisions of safety case regulations
& other major hazard legislation:
dutyholder is person in control, not
operator or owner
[revised PFEER guidance on rescue?]
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[others?]
[A reminder – what HSE does]
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[Delivering health and safety outcomes
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Enabling justice
Supporting Government
Demonstrating public accountability]
Your management of major hazards
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Our high-level intervention findings suggest:
[include good as well as bad]
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Your management of occupational
health and safety
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Our high-level intervention findings suggest:
[include good as well as bad]
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Dutyholder intervention plan
Currently we plan to:
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Visit all your installations [twice ?] in the next
12 months
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Undertake additional visits onshore and
offshore as part of OSD’s audit project
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Investigate any major or significant
hydrocarbon releases, and other significant
incidents