... Abstract Lack of information, ambiguity, uncertainty and differing risk perceptions among stakeholders have generated an atmosphere of distrust that hinders unconventional oil and gas (UOG) exploration and development E&P. The objective of this paper is to identify the risk management...

... asset and portfolio management environmental monitoring program Upstream Oil & Gas indigenous organization territory Monitoring Program conflict evaluation perception field development optimization and planning operation area knowledge Implementation monitoring community liaison...

... Abstract Two surveys were conducted simultaneously to determine the perception of safety, leadership and the risk among drilling employees working at rig sites and those office-based. The surveys were one of the tools used to assess the readiness of drilling employees to apply Behavioral-Based...

...: the reliable data available in the Company HSE web database and the risk perception of the HSE Site Managers, responsible of HSE on site. The dashboard consists of a global risk view which summarizes the operational risk indicators and a detailed risk view per asset. A qualitative risk evaluation of numerical...

... perceptions, issues of representation and information, legacy issues, others more process-oriented and a number of dilemmas related to specific contexts of operations. When responding to community-company conflicts, the research also identifies some emerging trends that are slowly becoming standard practice...

... Abstract Safety culture has been identified as a critical element in high consequence incidents in the oil and gas industry over the past few decades. Traditionally, safety culture, which is the collection of beliefs, perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors of the stakeholders within...

... incident triangle perception knowledge management potential outcome incident Upstream Oil & Gas data drilling methodology HSE incident application data drilling exercise data drilling Drilling actual outcome hand injury operation supplement incident prevention strategy society...

... to quantify using traditional ERM criteria making comparability difficult or impossible on traditional ERM scales. 2) Sustainability risks are frequently subjective - i.e. based on stakeholder perceptions - rather than the result of objective criteria such as regulatory requirements, cost or revenue...

... Abstract social responsibility and development social project participative approach stakeholder tepbo hydrocarbon project community member Implementation agreement transparency society of petroleum engineers sustainability information perception community organization...

..., injuries to people or event worst loss of lives, environmental liabilities, fines and claims, and ultimately all the above most of the time is translated in a significant reputational damage. Reputation can be defined as the whole of expectations and perception of stakeholders towards an organization...

... to employees’ perceptions of the extent to which the organization encourages communication about and management of errors and mistakes in the workplace. This paper describes a research study involving over 700 workers employed at an international oil and gas company. Via an employee survey, we investigated...

... of petroleum engineers injury HSE culture incident review meeting leadership Legislation perception Upstream Oil & Gas information continual improvement investigation preventative action Indicator presentation Introduction Preventing incidents should be an essential part of any...

... TEPI’s relationship with its stakeholders and ensure undisturbed operations. To achieve this goal, TEPI used SRM+, a corporate tool by which the company compares its perception of the societal context in which it operates with that of its external stakeholders, with a view to better adapting its...

... sustainability environmental impact perception stakeholder global performance partial recycling Implementation access-to-energy project society of petroleum engineers spe 168381 long-term impact Indicator health Scenario social responsibility and development Introduction By developing local...

..., such as bringing in contractors to do the particularly dangerous work or not providing them with sufficient personal protective equipment, may now be outdated, it is possible that contractors and permanent employees continue to have different perceptions about safety onsite. These differences could hinder...

... a specific behavior in any given situation. As we progress through our lives we are continually developing a set of attitudes, values, knowledge, and experiences. This is what gives each of us our unique perception of the world and significantly influences any situation that we may find ourselves in. In life...

...SRM+ Abstract In a world where perception is reality it is crucial for oil & gas companies to maintain transparent and constructive relationships with their stakeholders. To ensure business continuity companies must build strategies that are centered on respect, listening, dialogue...

... and to enhance reliability. The qualitative questions provided the participants a venue to express in-detail their feelings, perceptions, concerns and opportunities in light of their own and The Company's HSE culture. Presentation of Data and Results This research will investigate and analyze...

... of which are quite unique to the country. The authors discuss the ways that HSE management in Russia is developing now, and share their opinions on how they expect it to develop over the next 10 years. There is a widely-held perception, outside Russia, that there is no HSE "culture of compliance...

... and what the company measures in objective HSE data. Besides interviews to explore the important factors in the HSE culture concept, self-reported data from a company survey were used. It included demographic data and HSE climate items factorized into the factors "Perception of nearest manager...