Health and Safety Executive

Health and Safety Executive

08-09 Annual review of [Dutyholder’s name]

Management of major hazards and compliance with relevant statutory provisions

Agenda

• 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

• HSE’s key messages to the industry

• OSD’s key programmes and projects

• OSD’s enforcement trends

• Industry performance - lagging indicators

• Significant legal changes and publications

• (A reminder of what HSE does)

LeadershipLeadership

CompetencyCompetencyAsset IntegrityAsset Integrity

Safety CultureSafety Culture

OSD’s Priority Areas

HSE’s key messages to industry

• Improvements required in:safety leadership by senior managementasset integritycompetencesafety culture

• Need to consider response to Step Change:vision of the safest oil and gas sector by 2010strategy to recognise and reduce hazards,

maintain and improve asset integrity, andtake personal ownership for safety

OSD programmes & projects

• Verification inspection

• Inspection of audit arrangements

• External corrosion inspection

OSD enforcement notices April to November 08

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Industry-wide hydrocarbon releases

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Major Significant Minor

Industry-wide accidents

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Fatal Major Over 3 day

Some points on lagging indicators

• Hydrocarbon releases– rising trend in >25kg releases– compression systems & small-bore piping

significant contributors– human factors a significant cause

• No fatalities, major injury rate 10% up on last year

• Over-3-day injury rate 10% down on last year

• Dangerous occurrences 5% up, only 3.6% better than 12 years ago

• 37% of all injuries from maintenance/construction

• 19% of all injuries from deck operations

Typical installation performance

HCR Major & Significant

0 1 – 2 3

Major Injuries 0 1 2

Over 3 day

Injuries

0 2 – 3 4

Dangerous

Occurrences

0 2 – 3 > 5

Good Average Poor

Significant legal changes and publications

• New AOGBO:revised definitions‘walk-to-work’ vessel excluded

• Proposed revisions of safety case regulations & other major hazard legislation:dutyholder is person in control, not operator or owner[revised PFEER guidance on rescue?]

• [others?]

[A reminder – what HSE does]

• [Delivering health and safety outcomes

• Enabling justice

• Supporting Government

• Demonstrating public accountability]

Your management of major hazards

• Our high-level intervention findings suggest: [include good as well as bad]

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Your management of occupational health and safety

• Our high-level intervention findings suggest: [include good as well as bad] 1

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Dutyholder intervention plan

Currently we plan to:

Visit all your installations [twice ?] in the next 12 months

Undertake additional visits onshore and offshore as part of OSD’s audit project

Investigate any major or significant hydrocarbon releases, and other significant incidents