2011 Army DW Horizon

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Robert Fryar
Executive Vice President, Safety
and Operational Risk,
BP Plc
Remembering
Piper Alpha
The Past 25 years: North Sea Industry Performance
The Deepwater Horizon Accident
Eight key findings
The Deepwater Horizon Response
Community
Safety at BP
• Deepwater capability in wells – including
implementing the Bly Report
• Operating Systematically - the company-wide
foundation of a safe and successful business
Processes
•
26 recommendations
•
More than 190
deliverables
•
14 recommendations
completed by end of 2012
•
Independent Expert
appointed by BP Board in
June 2012
People and Capability
• Specialist global teams
- Functional excellence
- Standardization
• Further enhancing well
control capabilities
- Hiring
- Training
- Assessment
• Global Wells Institute
- Further enhance & embed
technical, managerial,
leadership capabilities
•
State-of-the-art well
simulator (Houston)
Plant and Equipment
• Further enhanced
drilling standards
• Houston Monitoring Centre - Onshore
experts liaise with offshore crews by video,
teams review data
Spill Response
• International - Global
Industry Response Group
− OGP – IADC Well Expert
Committee
• Regional – Examples
− American Petroleum Institute
(API) /Joint Industry Task
Forces
− Subsea Well Response Project
with Oil Spill Response Limited
− Oil & Gas UK - Oil Spill
Prevention & Response
Advisory Group
− IPIECA - OGP Joint Industry
Project on Oil Spill Response
− Australia: APPEA & AIP
Safety at BP
• Deepwater capability in wells – including
implementing the Bly Report
• Operating Systematically - the company-wide
foundation of a safe and successful business
Safety & Operational Risk Organization
• Expert, independent
view of risk
• Roles are to:
−
Set requirements
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Conduct risk-based
assurance and audits
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Provide technical
expertise
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Intervene if required to
cause corrective action
Operating Systematically
Continuing principles
Deepening capabilities
and maintaining a strong
safety culture
Applying BP’s Operating
Management System
(OMS)
Assurance:
inspection, audit,
monitoring
Embedding OMS
Strengthening checks and
balances
Current focus areas
Strengthening leadership
and culture
Building organizational
capability
Enhancing risk
assessment and
management
Focus Area 1: Further Developing Leadership and
Culture
Safety lies at the heart of BP and at the heart of
good business
• Expectations of leaders in the field
• New hires from other high hazard
industries
• Enhanced individual performance
management tool explicitly
emphasizes safety, risk
management and Values
Safety
Respect
Excellence
Courage
One Team
Focus Area 2: Building Organizational Capability
Operations
Academy
(Classroom)
Mid Level leaders
Frontline leaders
Managing
Operations
(Classroom)
Technicians
Consistent core content:
OMS and systematic management, process safety and risk, safety
leadership and culture, and continuous improvement as an enabling tool
Operating
Essentials
(Classroom/
Site-based)
Exemplar
(Site-based)
Senior Level leaders
Leading in the field
(Site-based)
Targeted capability programs are reinforcing Values and
building leadership capacity to achieve consistently safe,
compliant, reliable operations
Focus Area 3: Embedding OMS as the Way BP
Operates
OMS is our framework for operations and driver for
continuous improvement
Focus Area 4: Risk Management System
A single BP-wide framework of risk management
• Annual risk review process,
down to facility level
• Process confirms the controls in
place & sets priorities for further
risk reduction or elimination
• Accountabilities for risk
reduction actions are clear and
actions tracked
Focus Area 5: Strengthening Checks & Balances
A strong three tier approach to safety and operational risk
assurance is in place and improving
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Operating organizations are expected to
perform self-assessment, self audit to
confirm OMS conformance
S&OR Audit
Provide a periodic and
independent view of selected
entities conformance with BP
and selected external
requirements.
Deployed S&OR works side by side with
operating organization to provide ongoing assurance checks and input
Robust, independent S&OR auditing
provides periodic checks on system
health and compliance
Further layers provided by Internal Audit,
and executive and board level processes
Audit
S&OR Deployed
Provide a risk-based,
independent view of
BP Entity S&OR
performance.
Assurance
Line
Continuous effort to verify
conformance with
requirements to drive
safe, compliant and
reliable operations.
Self Verification
Safety Performance
Loss of primary containment (LOPC)
Process safety events (PSE)
Recordable injury frequency (RIF)
Source: API RP-754
In Summary
• Leadership
• Systematic Operating
• Checks & Balances
• Vigilance
Robert Fryar
Executive Vice President, Safety
and Operational Risk,
BP Plc