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DON-BP-001Don Field Decommissioning ProgrammeBP will provide a quarterly written report on the progress of the decommissioning worksto the DECC. This report will include information on the following topics: Health, Safety and Environment Highlights Overall Project Status Stakeholder Engagement Approvals Permits & Consents Structures Removal Waste Management Concerns Forthcoming Key Events CostsWell abandonment progress will be reported to the Health and Safety Executive(Offshore Safety Division) on a weekly basis, in accordance with current legislation.4 VerificationSpecialist consultants will be engaged as required to ensure that satisfactory engineeringand construction techniques are employed, and that work is performed to thesatisfaction of the Section 29 Notice Holders and their insurers.Well abandonment will be subject to well examination under Regulation 18 of the Designand Construction Regulations (DCR) [15.1].Debris clearance activities shall be independently verified.During 2011, verification activities will be undertaken to confirm that the Programme hasbeen delivered. A close-out report will be produced within four months of the completionof offshore work, including debris clearance and post-decommissioning surveys.5 References[15.1] The Offshore Installation and Wells Design and Construction Regulations (DCR),SI 1996/No 913, http://www.opsi.gov.uk.Project Management and Verification15-2 May 2011
Don Field Decommissioning ProgrammeDON-BP-001Section 16Debris ClearanceParagraphPage1 Introduction 16-12 Subsea Clearance Surveys 16-13 Debris Clearance 16-14 References 16-1May 2011Debris Clearance16-i/ii
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