Initial review template – production and non-production

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SAFETY CASE ASSESSMENT
INITIAL REVIEW – Production or Non Production Installation Safety Case
Work Instructions
The purpose of initial review is to determine:
1. If the essential components that SCR 2015 Schedules 6 / 7 are present in the submitted safety case;
2. If the submitted case is adequate to give it a good prospect of acceptance in the subsequent
assessment process.
The initial review is not a consideration of the quality and detailed justifications made-out in the case, this is
undertaken later in topic specialists’ individual assessments.
IMT Focal Point Inspectors should use this template to record the initial review of a safety case against the
requirements of SCR 2015 Schedules 6 / 7. When complete, it should accompany the Assessment
Instructions sent to topic specialists.
Duty holders should be encouraged to complete the table column labelled “Safety Case Reference” and
include appropriate comments to identify the section where the relevant information is to be found within the
Safety Case. This will assist Inspectors to quickly locate relevant information, thus making the assessment
process more efficient, which is a mutual benefit.
For a new case – the initial review should determine if the information required by Schedules 6 / 7 of the
regulations is present and where it appears in the case (e.g. chapter or section).
For a material change – the initial review should identify which sections of the case have been revised and
therefore require assessment. For ‘Material Change’ submissions the duty holder must still submit a full
copy of the safety case showing clearly where the proposed revisions are incorporated (Regulation
24(2)).
The Initial Review Template complements the guidance to the regulations and topic-specific guidance,
standards and good practice. Together with topic-specific templates, it forms part of the complete record of
the assessment process undertaken by the Competent Authority.
Relevant Guidance
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APOSC Principles:
Factual information
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Principle 1
The factual information should meet the [SCR15] requirements and provide sufficient detail to
support the arguments made in the case
GASCET Chapters:
1-4 Assessment of Adequacy
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In assessing the major accident hazard aspects of safety case submissions it is necessary to
determine the adequacy of, inter alia:
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Hazard identification
Risk evaluation
Risk management measures [barriers and performance standards]
The demonstration of compliance with relevant statutory provisions.…
TRIM: 2015/0231007
Revised 25/9/2015 – DRAFT
Owner: ED7
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SAFETY CASE ASSESSMENT - INITIAL REVIEW - Production or Non Production Installations Safety Case
Nonproduction
Schedule 7
Production
Schedule 6
SCR2015
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
8
7
8
9
Comments to Assist Topic Assessors
For Example: Has text changed from the current (previously
accepted) safety case. Are there multiple sections that provide
information to address the requirements etc.
Content is
sufficient to
proceed to
assessment?
(Y/N)
Name and address of operator / owner
 operator / owner as approved by DECC/OGA
 contact address
Maximum number of persons on board
 expected / max / accommodated
CMAPP
 CMAPP to be present in case
Summary of worker involvement
 worker & safety reps involvement
Description of the SEMS
 sufficient content to presume all regulatory requirements have been
covered
Description of verification scheme
(incl. well examination scheme – Well Operators only)
 sufficient content to presume all regulatory requirements have been
covered
Matters raised during design notification (Production only)
 pNAIs and DH response to them
Main requirements of design
 limits to safe operation, compliance with DCR Reg 4 (general
integrity) & PSR reg 11 (safe operation of a pipeline), suitability of
SECEs.
Environmental limitations (Non Production only)
 environmental / meteorological, seabed/subsoil & location stationing
limitations
Risks from seabed and marine hazards (Non Production only)
 seabed / marine hazards for pipelines / moorings / wells / subsea
equipment
Meaning of Operator – no requirement for information (Production only)
9
10
11
Schedule Detail & Required Content
Safety Case
Section
Reference
10
Plan of location (Production only)
 meteorological / oceanographic / seabed / subsoil
Description of installation
 primary & secondary structure / plant / layout & configuration /
connections to pipelines, installations, wells / transfer means
TRIM: 2015/0231007
Revised 25/9/2015 – DRAFT
Owner: ED7
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SAFETY CASE ASSESSMENT - INITIAL REVIEW - Production or Non Production Installations Safety Case
Nonproduction
Schedule 7
Production
Schedule 6
SCR2015
12
11
13
12
14
15
13
16
17
14
18
15
19
16
20
21
17
22
18
23
19
24
20
Schedule Detail & Required Content
Safety Case
Section
Reference
Comments to Assist Topic Assessors
For Example: Has text changed from the current (previously
accepted) safety case. Are there multiple sections that provide
information to address the requirements etc.
Content is
sufficient to
proceed to
assessment?
(Y/N)
Particulars of types of operation
 capability and actual
Particulars of plant and arrangements
 well control / process safety / containment of hazardous substances
/ prevention of fire & explosion / protection of environment
Description of pipelines (Production only)
 fluid conveyed / dimensions & layout / max volume / apparatus &
works to secure safety
Compliance with PFEER 4(1)
 assessment, measures and arrangements for protection from fire &
explosion
Particulars of PFEER and MAR (Production only)
 aspects of fire, explosion, emergency response and management
for control of major accident hazards
Information relating to the prevention of major accidents resulting in
significant / serious damage to the environment
 potential environmental effects, technical / non-technical measures
to prevent, reduce, offset & monitor
Plant used and arrangements made to protect persons
 from hazardous substance & toxic gas
Measures taken and arrangements to protect persons
 from fire, heat, smoke, toxic gas, fumes including: TR, escape
routes, means of evacuation, monitoring & control station
Maintenance of control systems on evacuation (Production only)
 arrangements made
Description of the internal emergency response arrangements
 PFEER & OPEP
Assessment of oil spill response effectiveness
 Description of OPRC assessment
Particulars of combined operations
 arrangements for: co-ordinating SEMS, reviewing safety aspects
including identification of hazards & assessment of risk, plant used,
impacts on installations
Other relevant details
TRIM: 2015/0231007
Revised 25/9/2015 – DRAFT
Owner: ED7
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