2011 Annual Report - SBM Offshore

5 Performance indicators
5.1 Reporting scope
The reporting scope is divided into two main segments, Onshore Operations and Offshore Production. Depending
on the performance indicators being reported, the segment can be split further.
The results are reported as performance indicators and are presented for both 2010 and 2011 to facilitate
comparison. To highlight medium term trends, the Company has in some cases decided to show multiple years of
reporting.
5.1.1 Health, Safety and Security Reporting
Performance indicators are applied to the Company for both Onshore Operations and Offshore Production.
Indicators take into account all permanent employees, part-time employees, local employment staff from agencies
on the construction sites, offices and onboard the offshore production fleet, i.e. all people working for SBM
Offshore.
HSSE incident reporting is registered and managed through the Single Incident Reporting System (SIRS)
database for the Company.
SIRS is a reporting system that is used to collect data on all incidents on all units operated by the Company. The
system is a web based application and is accessible worldwide from all the locations to facilitate data entry.
The Company also reports on any incidents at subcontractor’s construction facilities if the incident occurs while
working on one of the Company’s projects.
Manhours are calculated in three different ways depending on the segment;; Offshore Production, Onshore
Operations and Onshore construction.
The Company records manhours for Offshore Production based on the unit POB (Persons on Board). Onshore,
the Company personnel record their manhours, using an internal Time REGistration system (TREG). Onshore
construction yard manhours are reported to the Company by the yards themselves as total manhours worked.
The Company uses manhours records and SIRS data to calculate Health and Safety performance indicators.
The safety statistics are reported based on the incident classifications defined by OSHA, (Occupational Safety
and Health Administration) International Industry Standard.
The SIRS system will also record an incident that is classed as environmental, i.e. any unwanted release of
pollutants to the environment.
In addition to the SIRS monitoring application;; the Monthly HSSE Report issued by the Corporate Head of HSSE,
consolidates HSSE records and events for the Group, covering onshore and offshore.
This is a customized selection from the SBM Offshore N.V. Annual Report 2011
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