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SCAA 2014 Annual Meeting
Safety & Environmental Management Systems (SEMS) Centre for Offshore Safety (COS) Overview Charlie Williams Executive Director [email protected]
Deepwater – Industry / Focus Approach
Spill Response Capability Well Containment & Intervention Capability Joint Industry Task Force Groups Formed After Macondo
Safe Drilling Operations
Prevention & Industry Drilling Standards
Offshore Equipment
Offshore Procedures
Subsea Well Control & Containment
Oil Spill Preparedness & Response
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Objectives
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Emphasize the role of SEMS and its execution in the delivery of safe and reliable operations Update you on COS and COS activities
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Safety & Environmental Management Systems What are the elements of SEMS?
Leadership Safety and Environmental Information Hazard Analysis Management of Change Operating Procedures Safe Work Practices Training Mechanical Integrity Pre-Start-Up Review Emergency Response and Control Incident Investigation Audit Records and Documentation
Safety and Environmental Management Systems (SEMS)
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Goal: Safe & Reliable Operations / Operational Integrity
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SEMS is a key mechanism to reduce the likelihood of major incidents
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Bow Tie Approach
Barrier Elements 6
Operator/Contractor Interfaces
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Core Functions
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Effectiveness Assurance & Measurement
Auditing Accreditation & Certification
Find SEMS Gaps
SEMS audits Performance data collection and analyses
Close the Gaps
Share and learn from the results Develop and share good practices
Improve Skills and Knowledge
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COS Delivery
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Performance Measurement and Learning
– SEMS Audit Requirements and Results – – Safety Performance Indicators Program Learning from Incidents Program
Good Practices
– Leadership Site Engagement – Skills & Knowledge Management System
Knowledge Sharing
– – COS Safety Forum OTC/COS SEMS Session 10
Elements of an effective Skills & Knowledge Management System (SKMS):
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Commitment & Objectives 2. Overview & Scope 3. Accountability & Responsibility 4. Roles &/or Tasks 5. Assessment & Remediation 6. Auditing & Quality Assurance 7. Records & Documentation
What’s next for COS
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SEMS Effectiveness Measures, Tools, & Techniques – Continuous Improvement Expand Audit Protocol Guidance
– – – Respond to SEMS Regulatory Changes Contractors Marine
Stop Work and Ultimate Work Authority FAQs SEMS Lead Auditor Training & Individual Certification Coast Guard Safety Culture
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THANK YOU
Questions
Charlie Williams Center for Offshore Safety Executive Director [email protected]
SEMS Toolkit and Accreditation/Certification
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Toolkit SEMS Audit Protocol (revision 2 complete) Compliance Readiness Worksheet Operator-Contractor Letter Templates Audit Guidance Document (revisions underway)
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Accreditation and Certification Auditor Qualification & Competence Requirements Training Program Requirements for Auditors Certification Requirements Accreditation Requirements Audit Report Forms
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SEMS II
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“…working with the COS workgroups on developing indicators to gauge industry OCS performance other stakeholders. …” COS-2-01, Qualification & Competence Requirements for Audit Teams & Auditors COS-2-03, Requirements for Third-party Auditing & Certification COS-2-04, Requirements for Accreditation of Audit Service Providers Audit Service providers must be accredited by a BSEE approved accreditation body .. like COS
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Safety Performance Indicator Program
Objectives
– – – Collect and learn from safety performance Assessment of whether the measured performance meets or exceeds industry norms through benchmarking and sharing of information.
Development of collaborative solutions to improve performance.
* Not the complete set of COS SPI
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Learning From Incidents Program
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Objectives
– – Provide members a mechanism for sharing timely information which can be used in decision-making regarding standards and practices; Complement the information from the Safety Performance Indicator Program
Scope
– – SPI 1 and 2 incidents High Value Learning Events
Information
– – – – – Description Site, Operation and Activity Type Consequences Areas for improvement Lessons Learned
Analyses and Learning to Improve
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