The global drilling
industry progresses steadily toward a culture where HSE awareness stands
paramount, where workers are empowered to prevent unsafe acts, even if
lines of command are crossed, and where the holy grail of zero incidents
can become a reality. It takes leadership to build and sustain a
successful HSE culture, and strong workforce participation. IADC
Drilling HSE Europe 2010 will explore these twin pillars for HSE
excellence, and how to nurture leadership and engagement throughout our
global industry.
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM:
Wednesday, 29 September
07.00-08.30 Conference Registration, Coffee Service & Open Exhibition
08.30-08.40 Welcome & Introduction
Dr. Lee Hunt, President IADC
08.40-09.00
Keynote Speaker: "Focus on the Risk"
Peter Sharpe,
Executive Vice President, Wells, Shell International Exploration &
Production B.V
09.00-09.30 Regulations
Moderator: Joep Beijer, KCA DEUTAG Drilling
Introduction
of a Standard Bridging Document by the Industry in the Dutch Oil and Gas
Sector
Gert-Jan Windhorst, Noble Drilling (Netherlands) BV.
In November 2009, representatives from every stakeholder in the Dutch oil
and gas industry participated in an Industry Safety Day. Organized under
guidance of NOGEPA, NVDO, IRO and IADC the day was also attended by
representatives from government agencies. During the day, in both discussion
groups and in a panel session at the end of the day, projects were proposed
to improve Safety in our industry. One of the projects proposed was the
development of a standard bridging document.
09.30-10.00
Safety Culture
Moderator: Joep Beijer, KCA DEUTAG
Drilling
Internal Compliance
Lisbeth Norup Frømling, Maersk Drilling
A severe number of safety incidents are happening due to people not
following own procedures; either because people have not understood the
procedure or because they make a choice to overrule the procedure. To make
sure procedures are followed it is necessary to work hard on improving our
management systems and our safety culture in parallel. Systems, Training,
Audits, Leadership and Accountability are important parts of making internal
compliance successful and hereby improve safety performance.
10.00-10.30 Networking Break & Open Exhibition
10.30-12.00
Panel Session “Behaviour Based Safety”
Moderator: John de Lange, Vice President Well
Engineering & Operations, BG Brazil
How does
the industry fully implement a behavior based culture? In the 1930’s safety
professionals recognized the “acts” of workers were a leading cause of
workplace incidents. Then in the 1970’s “Behavior Based Safety” was
introduced but ‘behavior” is still a major cause of incidents. This panel
will discuss developing a total “Behavior Based Culture” as a means to reach
zero incidents.
Panelists:
- Hans J. Johansen, Chief Engineer QHSE, DONG Energy E&P A/S
- Steve Beckett,
Manager Behavioural HSE
& SD,Shell
International Petroleum Company Limited Shell Centre
- Lisbeth Norup Frømling,
Senior Director
QMHSE/IT,
Maersk Drilling
- Ben
van de Riet, Senior Consultant, DuPont Sustainable Solutions
12.00-13.30 Luncheon & Open Exhibition – Sponsored by Shell
International
13.30 -15.00
Leadership & Engagement
Moderator: Marco Borzi, SAIPEM SpA
Leadership in Safety
Phase Two and Three: Leading to Workforce Engagement
Davide Scotti, Darren Matkin, Saipem SpA
The presentation opens with an overview of the drivers that led Saipem
senior management to personally launch LiS in the organisation. Saipem not
only generated the strong commitment for safety from its leaders, but also
closely engaged the workforce to strive toward a new era in its safety
culture. The FiveStars intervention tool is explained. Concluding the effect
the process had on every day life in Saipem. From requests by Clients and
Subcontractors to implement LiS, to the evident benefits in the entire
workforce
Our Way Behavioural
Safety Initiative
Kenny Adams, KCA DEUTAG Technical Support Ltd
The Our Way
initiative is explained from conception to delivery. This initiative was
developed, trialed and adapted to ensure ease of use and objectives were
achieved.
Ensco Behavioural
Modification Safety Program
Alan Keilloh, John M. Karish, Ensco plc.
In December 2008 Ensco senior management made the decision to accept
DuPont's recommendation to introduce the latest version STOP for supervision
as the Ensco Behavioural Modification Safety Program. By end Q1 2010
worldwide Ensco delivered STOP for Supervision to Ensco Operations
Management and 28 rig based supervisors per rig. The cardinal rule being
that we follow the program exactly as designed.
15.00-15.30 Networking Break & Open Exhibition
15.30-17.00 Rig Audit & Insurance
Moderator: Harald Bratthammer, Seadrill
Core Value Team -
Internal Corporate SHE Audit Resource
Eric A.
Olson, Peter Lazarri, Ensco plc.
Ensco's Core Value Team provides a consistent line of sight for the entire
management structure. The goals of the Core Value Team are to make Ensco
rigs a safer place to work, increasing operational efficiency, reducing
equipment downtime, increasing customer satisfaction, communicating findings
uncovered during reviews and communicating these findings to Rig, Business
Unit and Executive Management, evaluating competency of the workforce with
emphasis on mechanics and electricians, capture and disseminate best
practices and lessons learned.
Safe Start-up of New
Rigs in Kuwait: Recent Growth Experience in KOC - Challenges, Plans and
Execution.
Iqbal Hussain, Ayad Al-Kandari, Mohannad Al-Mohailan, Saleh Muqeem, Mohammed
Khaled Saleh, Ashis Gohain, Khaled Al-Hindi, Kuwait Oil Company
Kuwait Oil Company has planned for a massive expansion of its drilling
activities. This growth is part of the strategic goal and long term policy
for Kuwait to lift its production capacity despite global and economic
challenges. To fulfil its greater objective of enhanced production, a plan
was formulated to enhance its rig fleet. A massive expansion has been
planned in terms of increase in number of rigs deployed. In figures, this
reads as a total growth rate of 80% in just two years. To achieve such
phenomenal growth in such a short time, requires extra-ordinary planning in
terms of HSE and manpower. KOC has proved itself by scripting this success
story in such a short time.
Featured
Presentation:
“Line
of Sight' Leadership - How It Influences SHE Performance
Carey
Lowe, Senior Vice President, Ensco plc.
It is
extremely important that everyone in an organization understands their role
in delivering the Vision of a zero incident workplace. This presentation
will explore the journey we are undertaking in Ensco to achieve it. It
involves a phased approach, with a consistent message being delivered at all
stages. The important role of senior management's commitment and active
involvement will also be explored.
17.00-18.30 Welcoming Reception & Open Exhibition
Thursday, 30 September
07.30-08.30 Conference Registration, Coffee Service & Open Exhibition
08.30-08.40 Welcome & Introduction
08.40-09.00
Keynote Speaker: Don Jacobsen, Senior
Vice President - Operations, Noble Corporation
09.00-10.00
Safety Management
Moderator:
Lisbeth Norup Frømling,
Maersk Drilling
Practical Safety Case
Development
Neil Holland, Neil Smeaton, Marex Marine & Safety
Safety Cases can be large complicated documents which have masses of detail,
some of which may be irrelevant. Normally included in the Safety Case are
such things as Quantitative Risk Assessments (QRA), which mainly only risk
practitioners understand and are of little value to your average rig worker.
IADC has done a lot of good work developing guidelines for producing Safety
Cases that would be accepted by legislators worldwide. This
presentation briefly examines the IADC guidelines and identifies how Safety
Cases could perhaps be put in a more practical format, therefore providing a
document of greater value to the workforce and their employers, while
addressing all legislative requirements.
Safety Leadership
through Effective QHSSE Management Reviews
Derek Hibbard, Jorge Vazquez, Weatherford International
Within the Drilling Hazard Mitigation group at Weatherford International, a
systematic approach to the QHSSE review process has been undertaken through
the implementation of Service Quality Committee's/Teams, aimed at
maintaining primary focus on two core elements: communication and
accountability. Without one, you cannot have the other. The benefits and
efficiency improvements through the implementation of a targeted and
systematic approach to QHSSE management review are illustrated.
10.00-10.30 Networking Break & Open Exhibition
10.30-12.00
Lifting Operations & Dropped Objects
Moderator: Oyvind Tuntland, Petroleum Safety
Authority Norway
Stop Dropped Objects
Gordon Graham, Shell International
The case for increased focus on prevention of dropped objects will be
presented with reference to Shell incident statistics from 2008 to 2010.
Background and status of the Shell Prevention of Dropped Objects campaign
will be shared. An example of an animated (language free) video on a
specific Dropped Object learning topic will be shown.
Offshore
Lifting Operations Initiatives
Arnold de
Groot, (OMHEC Chairman,) State Supervision of Mines
The Offshore Mechanical Handling Equipment Committee (OMHEC) is comprised of
members from the United Kingdom, Norway, Denmark, and the Netherlands all of
whom are involved with the safety of lifting equipment and lifting
operations offshore. OMHEC’s objectives are to contribute to improved safety
in offshore lifting operations and to be the arena for harmonizing good
practice in lifting operations offshore in the North Sea area. In this
respect the exchange of information concerning accidents and incidents plays
an important part in the work of OMHEC. OMHEC is also the adviser for the
North Sea Offshore Authorities Forum (NSOAF) in matters related to lifting
offshore, OMHEC’s guidance can be accepted by the regulatory authorities
mentioned above as being good industry practice.
The North Sea Offshore
Authorities Forum (NSOAF)
Multinational
Audit
on Lifting
and
Lifting
Operations
Svein Anders Eriksson, Petroleum Safety Authority Norway
A
multinational audit on lifting equipment and lifting operations has been
conducted by four of the regulatory bodies of
NSOAF.
The scope of work
was to perform a systematic theme audits on duty holders/operators and
drilling contractors, which are active in two or more NSOAF member sectors.
The presentation will focus on safety challenges and areas for specific
improvement as which come out from the audits. Attention will also be made
to material handling concerns on new MODUs and to recent lifting incidents
in the drilling area resulting in NSOAF Safety Bulletin no. 2010/1.
12.00-13.30 Luncheon & Open Exhibition -
Lunch Sponsored by TechniData AG
13.30-15.00
Panel Discussion: “Third Party Personnel on Rigs – Who ‘Owns’
Them?”
Moderator: John Karish,
Director SHE, Ensco plc.
Third party personnel are on all drilling rigs. Although provided by the
operator, they work on the drilling contractor’s facility and under his SMS
and EMS. Is their work controlled to the same level of oversight as drilling
contractors’ personnel? Does the fact that third party man hours and
incidents are not required to be reported in IADC’s ISP have any
impact? These questions and more will be explored in this panel session.
Panelists:
- Gert-Jan Windhorst,
Mediator NMI, HSE/Q Manager,
Noble Drilling (Netherlands) BV.
- George
Galloway, Business Manager, Expro - Continental Europe
-
Mike Mannering, VP Rig Management, Schlumberger
- Centrica Energy Upstream, t.b.n.
15.00-15.30 Networking Break & Open Exhibition
15.30-16.30
Session Rig Audit & Assurance II
Moderator: Gert-Jan Windhorst, Noble Drilling
(Netherlands) BV.
Setup of a Global Rig
Auditing Task Force
Stefan
Wirth, OMV E&P GmbH, Andrew Calderwood, ModuSpec Engineering (International)
B.V.
An overview is
given of the challenges arising out of a partnership as portrayed in the
paper. Lessons learned from the past year will be described to give an
insight into the challenges and benefits of the venture. A comparison
between the OMV/ModuSpec collaboration and a purely internal auditing task
force will help to visualize the major advantages for both company and
auditing contractor.
Drilling Machinery -
HAZOP for Improved Safety
Simon
Brown, Robert Denham, Health & Safety Executive, Offshore Safety Division
Serious
injuries have resulted from the deficient automation of drill floor
machinery. A new HAZOP based approach to reduce the number of such incidents
is developed by HSE/OSD in the UK. It draws from experience in investigating
drill floor accidents and incidents on the UKCS. The paper outlines how such
a HAZOP study might be implemented. It provides examples of how to robustly
examine drilling machinery control system preventative safety software, and
how the outcome of this study might be used generically with other drilling
rigs.
16.30 Adjournment
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.
Safety Case, Bow-Tie
Analyses and Workforce Involvement
John C.
McK. Skeggs, Odfjell Drilling
Safety Cases
are often seen as boring documents that sit on a shelf in the OIM's office,
never to be read again. The new IADC format for HSE cases gives the
opportunity, through, amongst other things, the use of Bow Tie analyses, for the workforce to actively participate in their development. Odfjell Drilling involved its workforce in developing the HSE Case for a new
build rig and the presentation also explores the potential uses of Bow Tie
analyses and their relevance for an operational unit.
One
Step Closer to Zero Incidents by Optimizing Incident Management and Risk
Assessment Processes
Bernd
Freibott, TechniData AG
How to optimize information flows and risk assessments so as to create a
safer working environment? Obstacles in the information gathering process
are identified for near misses, incidents, accidents or health-related
aspects and investigate how they can be eliminated. It also flags up
efficient ways of assessing health and safety risks and integrating managers
and employees into the HSE process to improve behavioural safety. A case
study of an oil and gas company provides practical examples of how to
minimize risks in occupational health by getting the workforce involved and
establishing an effective EH&S strategy.
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PROGRAM COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Joep Beijer, KCA DEUTAG Drilling GmbH
Harald Bratthammar, Seadrill
Marco Borzi, Saipem
Mohamed El Halimi, Danish
Energy Agency
Lisbeth Frømling, Maersk
Drilling
Ferdinand Gubler, State
Supervision of Mines
Ashok Garlapati, Kuwait Oil
Company
Gordon Graham, Shell
International
Ole Haugerud, Statoil
John Karish,
Ensco plc.
Farell Moughon, Pride
International
Scott Murray, Petroleum
Develoment Oman
Øyvind Tuntland, Petroleum
Safety Authority Norway
Richard Watkiss, KCA DEUTAG
Drilling
Gert-Jan Windhorst, Noble
Drilling (Nederland) BV
Joe Hurt, IADC
Alan Spackman, IADC
Jens Hoffmark, IADC
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EXHIBITORS
Capital Safety
Group
Castrol Offshore
Crisware
Cudd Well Control
Derrick Services
(UK) Ltd
Exploration Logistics
HexArmor ®
Institute of Health & Safety
Marex Marine & Safety Services
ModuSpec
Pruitt Rotating
Control Devices
Roots Workwear
SAFEGUARD Hi &
Higlo-Traction Antislip Covers
Synergi Solutions
Tritanium / SkillsXP
Westex
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Room rates: Standard Deluxe room single use at Euro 245.00 per room per
night incl. breakfast.
Please make your room reservations directly with
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be sure to mention IADC to obtain discounted
rate.
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