IADC HSE Case Guidelines for Land Drilling Units - Issue 1.0.1

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IADC HSE Case Guidelines Part 2 – Land Drilling ‣ Identifying the immediate causes (the failed barriers) and underlying system level weaknesses that result in significant incidents ‣ Developing and implementing recommendations to correct both the identified failed barriers and the weaknesses systemic to the organisation to prevent related incidents from recurring. What in the Drilling Contractor’s Management System demonstrates assurance to others that this objective can be achieved? (See also Part 6 – Performance Monitoring) ‣ A summary of the incident reporting and investigation arrangements (that meet Drilling Contractor, client, and regulatory requirements). ‣ Details of the potential incident criteria that is used. ‣ Information on the training provided for incident investigation team members. ‣ Information on the methodology adopted to identify incident causes. ‣ Description of the arrangements for tracking action items arising from investigations to completion. 2.4.3 Behaviour-Based Observation Systems Objective To demonstrate that members of the workforce are encouraged to monitor HSE practices through a structured behaviour based observation process. How can this be achieved? ‣ Implementing a suitable observation and monitoring process. ‣ Providing training and instruction on the application of the process. ‣ Taking action on the issues identified through the process. ‣ Providing feedback to people raising issues through the process. What in the Drilling Contractor’s Management System demonstrates assurance to others that this objective can be achieved? (See also Part 6 – Performance Monitoring) ‣ Details of the behaviour based observation process. ‣ Training and instruction given to employees and contractors on its application. ‣ Details of the arrangements for processing and reviewing issues identified through the process. 2.4.4 Environmental Monitoring and Measurement Objective To demonstrate that the environmental impact of discharges and emissions are being adequately monitored and measured. How can this be achieved? ‣ Where discharges or emissions are measured at the worksite; to ensure that the measurements are documented and meet applicable regulatory requirements. ‣ Where discharges or emissions are estimated; to ensure that the methods of estimation are documented and appropriate. ‣ Where discharges or emissions are directly measured, to ensure that measurement equipment is being correctly operated and calibrated according to documented procedures. ‣ Where background environmental monitoring is taking place; to ensure that sampling and analysis procedures are documented and based on sound field practices. Issue 1.0.1 – 27 July 2009 26
IADC HSE Case Guidelines Part 2 – Land Drilling What in the Drilling Contractor’s Management System demonstrates assurance to others that this objective can be achieved? (See also Part 6 – Performance Monitoring) ‣ Details of the arrangements for monitoring discharges and emissions which have the potential to cause adverse environmental impacts. 2.4.5 Audit and Audit Compliance Objective To demonstrate effective arrangements are in place for internal and external (as applicable) auditing of the HSE Management objectives. How can this be achieved? ‣ Developing and maintaining an audit programme. ‣ Ensuring competent and independent (external to the location) auditors are appointed to lead audits. ‣ Establishing arrangements for following up and closing out audit findings. ‣ Communicating audit results to senior management, and to the departments and locations audited. What in the Drilling Contractor’s Management System demonstrates assurance to others that this objective can be achieved? (See also Part 6 – Performance Monitoring) ‣ Details of the audit programme. ‣ Criteria for selection and training of audit team members. ‣ Details of the arrangements for planning, execution and reporting of HSE audits. ‣ Details of the arrangements for tracking actions arising from audits. 2.4.6 Verification of HSE Critical Activities/Tasks and Equipment/Systems Objective To demonstrate that arrangements are in place for verifying HSE critical activities/tasks and equipment/systems remain effective. How can this be achieved? ‣ Identifying HSE critical activities/tasks and equipment/systems. ‣ Establishing suitable arrangements for internal verification of the effectiveness of HSE critical activities/tasks and equipment/systems. ‣ Establishing suitable arrangements for external verification of the effectiveness of HSE critical activities/tasks and equipment/systems. What in the Drilling Contractor’s Management System demonstrates assurance to others that this objective can be achieved? (See also Part 6 – Performance Monitoring) ‣ List of the HSE critical tasks, activities, equipment, and systems. (See also Part 4). ‣ Details of the arrangements for internal and external verification of the effectiveness of HSE critical activities/tasks and equipment/systems. 2.4.7 Certification Objective To demonstrate where appropriate that: - The Rig and its equipment complies with National requirements. - The Rig and its equipment complies with European requirements, as appropriate. - The Rig and its equipment complies with classification requirements as appropriate. Issue 1.0.1 – 27 July 2009 27
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