PDO MER procedure PR 1243

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Petroleum Development Oman LLC Revision: 8.0 Effective: September – ‘08 Category 1 Site with ≥ 100 people; Category 2 Site with ≥ 25 people. For smaller Sites conduct a risk assessment and demonstrate, that the chosen alternative solution ensures risks are ALARP. Where a Site Clinic is required, it shall be extended to an Extended Site Clinic if the Tier 3 response time (four hours) for admission to a Tier 3 Hospital [Table 3.1.3.1] cannot be assured. 3.2.2.6 Facilities and Equipment – Remote Medical Support The Site Medical Professional shall have access to a Remote Medical Support provider according to the Specification ‘Remote Medical Support’ 3.2.2.7 Safe Handling of Chemicals (SHOC) cards Safe Handling of Chemicals (SHOC) cards for all chemicals on the Site shall be readily and reliably available at the locations where these chemicals are in use and at the relevant Site Clinic /Extended Site Clinic. It is the responsibility of the Site Supervisor to inform and keep the medical clinic updated on different types of chemicals in use at their site. 3.2.2.8 Medevac Transport Medevac transport resources (e.g. ambulances, air evacuation) shall be planned and identified in advance. Ambulances shall comply with Ambulance Code of Practice requirements. Medevac transport capacity shall provide for at least one stretcher case accompanied by a Tier 2 MER Professional. Adequate Medevac transport shall be available to deliver three casualties, in the company of a Tier 2 MER Professional or DFA, to an Extended Site Clinic or a Tier 3 Hospital within the Tier 3 response time (four hours) [Table 3.1.3.1]. To achieve this, the Medevac transport may be augmented by suitable planned dualpurpose vehicles. 3.2.2.9 Communication Each workgroup, vehicle, craft, DFA and Tier 2 MER Professional shall have reliable real-time voice communication with the site ETO/ CCR and with remote medical support. This can be a single mode of communication (e.g. mobile telephone or VHF radio). Close attention shall be given to restrictions in timing of communications (e.g. night time, lunch hours, technical issues) and possible delays before communication can be established. Each medical clinic shall be equipped with a minimum of: 1. fixed telephone line 2. fax machine 3. Thuraya Mobile for PDO clinics The site control centre shall have reliable means of communication (e.g. telephone, radio) to: External ambulance or Medivac provider; Tier 3 Hospital; Remote Medical Support; Company main office; Other planned sources of external assistance (police, military, coast guard, other operators). Page 18 Emergency Response Document Part III Contingency Plan Medical Emergency Response (MER) The controlled version of this CMF Document resides online in Livelink®. Printed copies are RESTRICTED. Printed:21/2/2009:
Petroleum Development Oman LLC Revision: 8.0 Effective: September – ‘08 3.2.2.10 PDO MER resources PDO MER resource capacity has the ability to manage critical and non-critical casualties from an incident. PDO MER planning addresses the possibility of multiple casualty incidents, which may be resourced in cooperation with external parties (e.g. third party emergency services, military, Royal Oman Police, Royal Air Forces Oman, contractors and other operators). Tier 1 personnel are normally PDO or contractor staff, dedicated or not to first aid duties. Tier 2 personnel may be PDO or contractor or contracted staff, depending on the local medical infrastructure. Tier 3 resources are normally all external to PDO or contractor Each person involved should have access to appropriate medical equipment and supplies The number of personnel to be provided at each competence level is dictated by the time standards in Table 3.1.3.1 above and the logistics of each work-site. 3.2.2.10(a) PDO Personnel Interior Medical Staff Each permanent interior camp has a PDO health facility staffed by a minimum of one nurse. There is one doctor based in each major centre i.e. Marmul and Fahud. They are responsible for medical care and facilities within interior clinics. Doctor’s shall remain contactable at all times and the ‘on-call nurse’ shall be aware of how to contact the doctor at any time. First Aiders and First Aid Teams All PDO first aid personnel and medical emergency response teams shall undergo adequate first aid training as defined in PDO’s training specification SP-1157 and in accordance with Tier 1 Training Requirements as specified in section 3.2.3.2, and assist medical staff as required. Doctors, Nurses All PDO Doctors and nurses shall be fully qualified medical staff in line with the requirements outlined in SP- 1230 Medical Examination Treatment and Facilities. Qualifications shall be verified prior to employment. PDO nurses shall ensure updated medical contact details are available and distributed to all appropriate personnel as required. Page 19 Emergency Response Document Part III Contingency Plan Medical Emergency Response (MER) Printed:21/2/2009: The controlled version of this CMF Document resides online in Livelink®. Printed copies are RESTRICTED.
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