... The shift method of labor organization is widely used in various industries [ 1 ], one of which is the exploration and production of oil and gas. Scientific studies have covered in detail the adverse impact of the Far North and the Arctic conditions on the professional health of shift personnel...

... Abstract The joint IOGP-Ipieca Health Committee published an update of Health Performance Indicators – a guide for the oil and gas industry in 2023. As part of the revision process, the tools used to collect industry leading performance indicator data from participating Member Companies were...

... of was on defining Permanent Impairment (PI). The IOGP fatality definition is aligned with the United States Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) regulatory reporting requirements ( OSHA, 2019 ). It should be noted that the scope of IOGP safety performance indicator reporting is limited to to work...

... Summary The oil and gas industry spends billions of dollars yearly on health, safety, and environmental sustainability (HSES) programs to avoid accidents but have no success in achieving zero accidents (Yang, 2019). The purpose of the qualitative exploratory study is to examine and understand...

... Abstract This paper describes how a global energy technology company developed a mental health first aid (MHFA) program to provide workplace access to a trained mental health responder at the point of need and how this initiative also helps to raise awareness of the importance of good mental...

...). The substantial effort and time needed to develop these diagrams pose a key challenge in comprehensive Bowtie development and analysis. integrity consequence procedure people bowty health excellence operational safety example performance matrix major accident hazard guideline threat operational...

... industry employees in remote locations and difficult geographical conditions makes them more vulnerable and high risk of danger [2 ; 3] . In a systematic review of research analysis of psychosocial factors in oil and gas workers that lead to mental health problems worldwide, N.D. Mohd Rani et al found...

... Abstract In the aftermath of the catastrophic flooding in Derna caused by Storm Daniel in September 2023, a comprehensive psychosocial support (PSS) initiative was implemented as part of corporate social responsibility (CSR) to address the significant mental health needs of the affected...

... The Culture of Health (CoH) was introduced in 2013. This holistic approach to health included both the body and the mind, and, for the first time, the physical and mental wellbeing of employees’ families and communities were included as well. With emphasis on both a healthy body and mind...

... In 2007 the Sixtieth World Health Assembly endorsed the World Health Organization's (WHO) "global plan of action for workers’ health", identifying concerns about the gaps between and within countries for the exposure of workers and local communities to occupational hazards and their access...

...Introduction Building a sustainable business is dependent on improving the health and wellness of the workforce. Non-communicable diseases (NCD's) are responsible for 63% of global deaths with half of the mortalities affecting those in the prime of their productive years. 1 The global...

...Enterprise Health Index Numerous studies and Chevron data indicate that health and wellness programs support lower health care cost, healthier and more engaged employees who work safer and are more productive (Goetzel et al., 2015, Kolbe- Alexander et al., 2014 , Davis-Street et. al, 2018...

... Some models propose that the process of behavior change is gradual (Baranowski et al, 2012), with smaller behavior changes being accomplished before reaching goals. Knowledge accumulates within a health behavior domain, followed by changing attitudes (Baranowski et al, 2012). Over time...

... Starting with performance and wellbeing of workers, each individual extractive project is characterized by an inherent set of occupational health and safety hazards. These are mainly influenced by the project design and activities carried out and are usually addressed as part of the health...

... focused on the safety of each employee, co-worker, and contractor during its products and services delivery. In order to assure and demonstrate this commitment, and safety leadership, while responding to customer challenges in relation to field Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) performance...

...-making. Health Services : The system re-design involved mapping out a concentric health system design using existing facilities, comprising of 13 primary healthcare centres and 1 tertiary health centre (the Niger Delta University Teaching Hospital as the tertaiary referral centre) and linking them...

..., integrity and environment standards and implementing the international best practices in terms of quality and enhancing efficient productivity Being a responsible Company the ADNOC Drilling Company, as part of the Mission statement seeks to ensure the highest standards in Health, Safety & Environment...

.... Abstract Recent advancements in wearable technologies have opened multiple avenues for innovation in numerous fields. The smart watch in particular that monitors individual's health and mental state allows user to keep regular track and maintain his/her fitness is extensively in use these days. The idea...

... management tool for international lenders. With time they have become a representation of good practices in environmental, health, safety and social management. Standards are widely used both within financing and non-financing context. However it is difficult to find practical examples in the existing body...

... received information in different ways. Front-line workers appeared to have many connections within a team with whom they would discuss safety concerns, but mainly received information from outside their team only through official notifications distributed by the health and safety team. The managerial...