... lockout tagout personnel incident operation instrumentation diagram petroleum engineer isolation procedure Introduction Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) is the specific process and procedure for protecting workers from the unwanted energization or sudden startup of equipment or the release of hazardous...

... Abstract Performing complex activities on industrial workshop floors carries the risk that incidents and injuries might occur. Traditional health, safety and environment (HSE) monitoring solutions require significant manual intervention, are prone to biases and inaccuracies, and are reaching...

... that, despite the best efforts of an organisation, the incident rate is still not at a level that the stake holders desire. This is at least in part due to the fact that people are developing a more sophisticated understanding about how and why accidents and even minor incidents happen and are caused...

... proven to be cost effective as a result of reduced medical claims and sickness-related absences. In addition, the company saw a reduction in its industry-recognized total recordable incident rate to date in 2024 compared with 2023 following implementation of the program. incident hsse reporting...

... for appropriate treatment and rest preventing an incident within the Confined Space. Another challenge with the current Confined Space Monitoring systems is that they are monitored by technicians who are monitoring multiple confined spaces at the same time. No matter how experienced and well trained...

... incidents. Alarming physiological changes, such as elevated heart rate and skin temperature, were identified promptly, enabling proactive interventions to prevent more severe heat stress-related issues. By optimizing hydration and recovery strategies based on continuous monitoring, we observed a marked...

... investigation with enhanced accuracy of root cause analysis and suggest effective recommendations to prevent reoccurrences. Aimed at ensuring 100% safe work environment by preventing the incidents and maintaining the reducing trends, enhancing the success & effectiveness of corrective actions has been part...

..., allowing them to each make their own personal contribution to the growth of a solid culture of safety. Between 2007 and 2023, LiHS has been responsible for an 86% reduction in our Total Recordable Incident Frequency Rate (TRIFR) and is estimated to have prevented 116 fatal accidents. This is due to both...

... critical role in decision making is the one played by leadership—it is leadership, not the front-line workers, who make the most important safety decisions; and (2) Leadership decision making is pivotal to the understanding and prevention of serious incidents and fatalities (SIFs). In this presentation...

... operational environment through the strategic implementation of the WMS. project management strategic planning and management operation wms implementation coordination personnel competence real time system work management system integration incident safety risk management knowledge management...

... category (complex), the paper provides insight and understanding into why driving programs will or will not provide the outcomes desired. The paper shows what organisations should consider managing, as well as why current efforts are not delivering. operation incident risk and uncertainty...

... of nearly 500% increase in driving activity due to inorganic operational growth, the JMS digital transformation yielded several improvements in the overall outcome. A positive indication representing a safer operation environment exhibited through a 25% drop in Driving-related Lost Time Incidents (LTI) when...

... Global warming is on top of many people's mind as it potentially impacts the whole world population. However an actual big impact on people are workplace related incidents . For all countries in the world, it is estimated that more than 80,000 people die each year based on repeated...

... emission operational safety workplace hazard effectiveness real time system exposure scenario protocol monitoring aegl guideline ignition preparedness dispersion resident incident procedure wellhead blow-off incident sulfur dioxide exposure emergency management safeguarding community...

... Abstract It is commonly known that human errors whilst undertaking safety critical tasks (SCTs) has been a significant contributory factor in a number of major incidents in the O&G industry (e.g. Deepwater Horizon, Texas City, Piper Alpha, etc). This paper will discuss the Safety Critical...

... that intertwines incident prevention with sustainability initiatives within oil and gas operations. The CES framework represents a paradigm shift that transcends traditional approaches by integrating principles from circular economy models with established safety management systems. Central to the CES framework...

... (FPI) events as a scorecard metric along with differentiating between high potential events that fail safe versus those which only fail lucky. The paper will share data on a significant reduction in FPI over a three-year period and a positive change in high potential incident reporting. Although TRCF...

... electrification workshop hse portfolio globally abatement sustainability incident climate change hazard guideline committee pipeline storage Introduction: The energy transition challenge Globally, nations and organisations are setting targets to achieve net zero carbon dioxide equivalent (CO...

... incidents, as shown in Fig.4 . 1 : 58, this means for each fatality reported, an average of 57 LWDC were reported, (for every 1 fatality : average 1 fatality + 57 LWDC), e.g. for exposure noise, chemical, biological, vibration, as shown in Fig.4 . Not applicable, means a ratio cannot be shown...

... the underlying problem. Incident investigations are a common source of activities that can be labeled as "riskwashing", due largely to a deep human and organizational need to do something (anything!) after an incident even though there may be no real way to prevent it from happening again. This is especially...