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CONFERENCE PROGRAM:
“Optimising Safety and Operations: Systems Under Pressure in Today’s
Business”
Tuesday,
9 September 2008
07:30-08:30 Conference Registration, Coffee Service & Open Exhibition
08:30-09:00 Opening Remarks
Lee Hunt, President, IADC
Keynote Presentation:
"HSSE, Shell's Way Forward"
Graham
Robinson, Global Zero Worksite Hazard Project Manager, Shell International E
& P
09:00-10:00 Session I: Safety Culture I
Session Chairman: Marco Borzi, Saipem
SAIPEM's Leadership in Safety Program: Bringing a New Safety Culture to the
Oil & Gas Industry
Darren Matkin & Davide Scotti, SAIPEM LiS Developing Team
SAIPEM, a major contractor working for some of the most demanding
organizations within the oil & gas industry, has come to recognize the
necessity of safety leadership in achieving an accident-free workplace. In
order to break through the TRIR (Total Recordable Injury Rate) plateau,
SAIPEM has established a Leadership in Safety (LiS) program, which it is
deploying across all its business units worldwide.
Creating a Culture Free of Hand Injuries
Jade Strong, PhD, Randy Smith Training Solutions
Multiple factors provide the framework for a behavior-based safety
program. This presentation outlines specific attributes from the High 5
initiative setting it apart from other hand injury prevention programs.
10:00-10:30 Networking Break & Open Exhibition
10:30-11:30 Session II: Training &
Competency I
Session Chairman: Walter Cabucio, Transocean
Developing a
Safety Culture Through a “Line of Sight” Approach that Integrates Safety
Leadership with Systems Application
John M. Karish, ENSCO International Inc., George Siokos, Enterprise
Development Network LLC
An
offshore drilling contractor is integrating safety leadership with specific
systems in order to enhance their existing safety culture.
What Does it Mean for
the Line Organization to Own Safety?
Elise Briand, Behavioral Science Technology, Inc.
A description of the components necessary for engaging the workforce both in
the development and in the implementation of the safety initiative, as well
as an outline of the pitfalls. Long-term outcome data from this approach is
also discussed.
11:30-12:00 Session III: Risk Assessment
Session Chairman:
Walter Cabucio, Transocean
From
Oscar Winner to Safety Winner
Kathryn Breitsprecher, Kenneth Lang, Tracey Adam, INTEQ- A division of Baker Hughes, Graham Reid,
Scottish Television
A short film was developed that sought to break the traditional format of
safety films. It had the aim of communicating a key safety message that
effective systems save lives and how that film was used to achieve that
message.
12:00-13:30 Luncheon & Open Exhibition
13:30-15:00 Session IV: Health & Human Factors
Session Chairman: Farell Moughon, Pride
International
Creating
a Wellness Culture
Michael Wahl, PhD(c), Definitions Fitness Company, Laurie Twells, PhD,
Memorial University School of Medicine
A comprehensive review of the effective wellness practices in the drilling
industry ranging from the offshore establishments to the contractors and
offices that service them.
Physiology-Based Safety: The Other Side of Human Reliability in Drilling
Operations
William G. Sirois, Circadian Technologies, Inc.
It
is widely accepted that 80-90% of industrial accidents, incidents, and
procedural deviations, etc. are human error related. The presentation will
delve into the less known fact that fatigue has become the single largest
contributor to human error today, with disproportionately high cost risks,
and liabilities.
Best
Practices for Sustaining Leadership Behaviors
Elise Briand, Behavioral Science Technology, Inc.
The
explicit activities that forward-thinking leaders are using to sustain their
best practices and the safety outcomes when this is achieved are described.
15:00-15:30 Networking Break & Open Exhibition
15:30-17:00 Session V: HSE Management
Session Chairman: Joep Beijer, KCA DEUTAG
Systematic Behavioral Safety
Michael Hewitt, DuPont
An
integrated multi-element Safety Management System, in which each element
supports and drives another element, is required for organizations wishing
to drive toward and sustain zero injuries. This presentation examines
through examples how the interrelatedness of each element of a safety
management system is integral to its effective implementation, sustainment
and occasional reinvigoration.
Ormen
Lange and Deepwater Well Delivery - Using TV and Broadcasts for Continuous
Improvement on HSE Communication Onboard Drilling Vessels and on Remote
Locations
Solveig Brommeland, Robin Hartmann, Duncan Samuels, A/S Norske Shell
The
implementation of the HSE communication system is described. The paper gives
some examples of the content and technical concepts developed to display
specific content, and some feedback from the audience.
Using
the Last Several Years of QHSE Data to Improve the Next Several Years of
QHSE Performance
Joe
Stough, Syntex Management Systems, Inc.
The
increasingly hot topic of “Leading Indicators” will be discussed and how
combining a large global data set with some fundamental statistical methods
can result in finding both those factors which truly affect performance
outcomes and the mathematical support to prove it.
17:00-18:30 Welcoming Reception & Open Exhibition
Wednesday, 10 September 2008
07:30-08:30 Conference Registration, Coffee Service & Open Exhibition
08:30-09:00
Keynote Presentation: "Overview of the OGP Aviation Subcommittee (ASC) and Its Work"
Robert G
Williams, Chairman OGP Aviation Subcommittee, ExxonMobil
Presentation on the work
accomplished by the OGP ASC to influence safety within the air
transportation sector of the oil and gas industry. Included will be a
summary of initiatives being pursued by the ASC and how the IADC could be of
assistance in achieving the objective of improved air transport.
09:00-10:00 Session VI: Safety Culture II
Session Chairman: John Karish, ENSCO International
Inc.
Safety Leadership - From
Compliance to Commitment
Lisbeth Frømling,
Derek MacIver, Maersk Contractors, Richard Barna, Connect SL
The
implementation of a safety leadership program from a cognitive-based
perspective.
Global
Challenges Facing the HS&E Function within the Oil and Gas Industry
Ray Bradish, Donald Elam,Troy Nugent, Hughes Christensen Company
West to East! Moving into unchartered HS&E territories. What HS&E
challenges should companies expect and how should companies approach the
cultural and legislative barriers?
10:00-10:30 Networking Break & Open Exhibition
10:30-11:30 Session VII: Case Studies I
Session Chairman: Scott Murray,
Petroleum Development Oman
Visualizations of Unwanted Incidents - Working Together for Safety
Chul Christian Aamodt, Mintra AS, Erik Wiig, Working Together for Safety
To
draw attention to, and reduce the number of unwanted incidents, Mintra has
developed 10 visualizations, over the course of 2007. All the visualizations
are published both in Norwegian and English language, and follow the same
pattern, answering the following questions:
- What happened?
- Why did it happen?
- How can we keep this from happening again?
Communicating Across Cultures Driver Safety Stand Down
Ruth Hay, Baker Hughes Incorporated, Division: Baker Oil Tools
The
importance of thinking multi-culturally when communicating Safety Messages
is demonstrated in this presentation. It draws on a Driver Safety Stand Down
case study.
11:30-12:00 Session VIII: Control Processes
Session Chairman: Scott Murray,
Petroleum Development Oman
"Chaos
Theory" and Implementation of Live Audit Processes
Franco dos Santos, Gert-Jan Windhorst,
Noble Drilling (Nederland) B.V.
In
complex times and environments, stability is absent and traditional
coordination and control methods cannot be rigid but need to be flexible and
adaptive. This paper reveals an innovative approach towards internal
auditing that suits modern requirements.
12:00-13:30 Luncheon & Open Exhibition
13:30-14:30 Session IX: Case Studies II
Session Chairman: Gert-Jan Windhorst, Noble Drilling
Arc
Flash and Flash Fire Hazard
Scott Margolin, Howard Merner, Westex Inc.
The importance and mechanisms of FR clothing will be highlighted through
video of FR and non-FR garments in flash fires, electric arc flash and an
examination of body burn injury. All attendees will leave with the most
current, independent and comprehensive protective performance information
available.
The
Second Cornerstone in Occupational Health Tried and Revisited
Edwin Brandt, Gert-Jan Windhorst, Noble Drilling (Nederland) B.V.
In our HSEQ management systems we all give most attention towards preventing
exposures thru reduction at the source. Some exposures cannot be reduced in
that manner. Selection of Personal Protective Equipment is the second step.
14:30-15:00 Networking Break & Open Exhibition
15:00-16:30 Session X: Training & Competency II
Session Chairman: Mohamed El-Halimi, Danish Energy
Agency
A
Fresh Approach to the Big Crew Change -- Knowledge Management
David Kulakofsky, Halliburton
With a majority of the industry's experience set to retire in the next 10
years it is critical to retain and redeploy that experience before it is
lost. This presentation documents the methodology used to capture and then
utilize knowledge and experience gathered over years by this aging
work-force.
Selecting the “Right
Stuff”- Training and Assessment of Offshore Installation Managers (OIMs) and
Crisis Managers for the Norwegian Continental Shelf
Ragnar J. Vaernes, Falck Nutec AS
The
presentation describes assessment of crisis management competence among
Offshore Installation Managers (OIMs) with focus on valid performance
criteria.
Safety
Leadership that Works!
Ronald Clem, Executive Training International
This Safety Leader presentation will discuss steps necessary to get our
employees to become totally engaged, involved and passionate about creating
and maintaining a true HSE culture.
16:30 Prize Drawing & Closing Remarks
Mike Killalea, Group Vice President/Publisher
Unassigned Papers of Note:
The following paper proposals will be included in the conference if a
scheduled paper becomes
unavailable. In addition, these presentations will be made available in the
IADC conference proceedings, should the author so desire.
Human Factors in Drill and Well Operations: The Drillers Work Situation
Hilde Heber, Arne Mikal Enoksen,
Hilde-Karin Østnes, Siri Wiig Petroleum
Safety Authority (PSA), Norway, Ola Kolnes, Jan Erik Aasland, DnV.
The Petroleum Safety Authority, Norway (PSA) will present the work that has
been conducted in Norway within Drilling and Well operations utilizing the
Human Factors approach; with a focus on the drillers work situation. The
interaction between man, technology and organization is a critical factor to
achieve the goals of safe and effective operations.
To Be or Not To Be A Leader, in the Oil & Gas Industry
Denise Mannix, Enterprise Development Network International
EDN
International's research survey into leadership in the Oil and Gas Industry
Sector will be revealed. The results, key takeouts and sustainability
issues for the industry within the context of leadership competence rather
than safety compliance will be considered. The focus will be on how to build
a true leadership climate and culture beyond that achieved by 'safety
training'.
Best Practices for
Downhole Mechanisms and Operation
Chul Christian Aamodt, Mintra AS
Mintra AS has, in collaboration with StatoilHydro, developed an interactive
training package for Downhole Mechanisms and Operational Practice. The
training package addresses Hole Cleaning, Lost Circulation and Hole
Enlargements.
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