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International Association of Oil and

Gas Producers

Don SmithTechnical Manager


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International Association of

Oil & Gas Producers

(OGP)

PROFILE

Formed 1974

Worldwide association of oil and gas producers

Members - private and state oil companies, national associations and

petroleum institutes

Observer status as an NGO with global and regional bodies

Work closely with UN agencies - IMO, UNEP, ILO and the European

Union

Based in London with second office in Brussels


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MEMBERSHIP AND OPERATIONS

57 Members:

44 E&P Companies

2 Associate members (Halliburton and Schlumberger)

8 National Associations3 Institutes

Members operating in over 80 countries covering 7 regions (North America,

South America, Europe, Russia & Caspian, Africa, Middle East and Asia &

Australasia)

Average 18 publications per year


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ORGANISATIONcontinued

Sub committees

Over 50 with 600 registered participants

SecretariatLondon - 9 staff

Brussels - 5 staff


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ORGANISATION

Management Committee

8 elected members + 1 Associate member

Standing Committees

Environmental Quality (EQC)

Safety, Health & Personnel Competence (SHAPCC)

Decommissioning

Offshore Structures

Meteorology & Oceanography (Metocean)

Standards

Legal & Insurance

European Union (EUC)

External Affairs


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SHAPCCSafety, Health and Personnel Competency Committee

Chair: Tom Theriot (ExxonMobil)


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SHAPCC Sub-committees and Work Groups

Aviation: Des Richards (BHP)

Health: Alex Barbey (Schlumberger)

Security: Nigel Carpenter (BP)

Seismic: Stewart Davidson (Shell)

FPSO Marine Risks Guideline WG: Dick Pomfret

(ExxonMobil)

Human Factors WG: Melissa Roberts (Texaco) Risk Management Work Group


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Recent and Future Deliverables

Aviation

Airline Safety MechanismHelicopter Incident Report

Airline Safety Assessment Mechanism LIP (Complete)

Audit Questionnaire and Checklist (Revision)

Refueling Checklist

Helideck Checklist (Revision)

Offshore Diversions (Issued)

1999/2000 Safety Performance of Air Operations

Helideck size

Aircraft Management Guide

Minimum Equipment List

Helicopter Underwater Training

Helicopter Operations Monitoring ProgrammePilot Experience Levels

Flights and Duty Time Limitation

Single v Twins

HealthGuidelines for the control of HIV, Hepatitis

B and C in the Workplace

Managing Health for Field Operations in Oil

and Gas Activities

Health Risk Assessment GuidelineHealth Performance Indicators

Security

Firearms and the Use of Force

Guidelines for expatriates in high risk areas

Strategies for dealing with the illegaldetention of workers at facilities

Piracy Important issue probably adequately

dealt with elsewhere

SeismicHSE Aspects in a Contracting Environment

for Geophysical OperationsProduction of a Seismic Document CD-Rom

Seismic Risk Assessment

Problems obtaining Seismic Accident Data

Seismic Environmental Issues

Pro-active representation of OGP members

Marine Risks

Guideline for Managing Marine RisksAssociated with FPSO OperationsHuman Factors

HF Brochure

HF Website

Number of LWDC by Category

Resp.

2%

Back and

low er limb

34%

Other27%

Upper Limb

and neck

19% Skin

4%

Infections

12%Mental

3%


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SHAPCC Activities

Year 2000 Safety Report

Further analysis of 15 years of safety data

Sharing company safety experiences

Risk Management Guideline

Collecting and disseminating safety information

Improving the process for dealing with EU H&S Issues

- Exposure to Asbestos - Noise

- Working at height - Explosive Atmospheres

- Vibration - Pressure Equipment Directive

- General EU Health and Safety (occupational health) initiatives

- Sevaso Directive - EU Competency Issues


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Safety Performance of the Global E&P

Industry - 2000

39 Organisations submitted 1.6 Billion manhours of

data

Around half the worlds oil production represented

All data supplied to common format and definitions


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Fatal Accident Rate

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002

YEAR

FA

R

OVERALL

COMPANYCONTRACTOR

FAR = No. of Fatalities per 100 million workhours


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Fatality Causes

Struck by21%

Falls

8%

Explosions

/Burns

8%

Electrocution

5%

Drowning

7%

Other

3%

Vehicle

Incidents

30%

Unknown

9%

Air Transport

1%

CaughtBetween

8%


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Lost Time Injury Frequency

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002

YEAR

LTIF OVERALL

COMPANY

CONTRACTOR

LTIF = (Fatalities + Lost Work Day Cases) per million workhours


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Lost Time Injury Frequency

Comparison with other Statistics

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002

YEAR

LTIF

OVERALL

COMPANY

CONTRACTOR

IADC

CIA (Emp)

CIA (Cont)

LTIF = (Fatalities + Lost Work Day Cases) per million workhours


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LTIF Comparison of Companies

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH II JJ

Company Code

LTIF

Max 33.3


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Total Recordable Incident Rates

5-Year Average

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Year

TR

IROverall

Company

Contractor

TRIR = (Fatalities + Lost Work Day Cases + Restricted Workday

Cases + Medical Treatment Cases) per million workhours


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Safety Information

Collection and Dissimination

Challenge:

To ensure that safety related information(alerts, incidents, high consequence near miss

data) is readily available to the individuals who

need it.


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Information Flow

OGP website:Database and Links

Safety Alerts

Near miss information

Incidents

Other Safety Databases

HSE Managers

Key Individuals

Other Mechanisms?

Phase 1 Phase 2


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Technology and OperationsCoordinating Committee

(TOCC)

Structures

Metocean

Standards

Decommissioning


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TOCC

Propose that we re think role of TOCC and

Structures Committee.

TOCC has limited value.

Structures Committee has many Industry competitors

(unlike Metocean, Standards & Decommissioning) and

attendance has declined.

Need for means of addressing broader Engineering

and Operational issues.


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Process for gaining member input to defining

any new organisation

Workshop 2002 Houston or London

Objectives

- Identify engineering & operations issues that OGP might

address & type of activity.

- How best to progress these issues.

- Overall committee structure in eng/ops area.

- Obtain commitment to participate.


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Workshop Invitees

Existing TOCC Committee Chairmen

Structures Committee Members

Senior Eng & Ops staff in member companies

OGP Management Committee


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Possible Eng & Ops Issues

Integration & Interface

Execution & Operation risks

Reliability based maintenance & manning

Human/systems interface International training & competence

Resources

International Regulatory Issues

Eng solutions to environmental issues Structural issues as existing committee


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Structures Committee

Chair: Richard Snell (BP)


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Structures

2001 Activity: Floating Systems Workshop

(with Metocean) Identified need for new design practice.

Interaction with Jack-Up Community Became the focus of Operator input to SNAME

and IADC jack-up assessment practices.

- Arctic Structures Standard Background technical appreciation leading

to ISO NWI.

- Geohazards Earlier work has initiated R&D. Position paper

under preparation.

- Structures Standard Editing LIP


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Standards Committee Activities - 1

Standards Session held at OTC 2001 Organised by the committee to raise the profile of the TC67

activities throughout the industry

OGP Standards Position Paper Updated

Revised paper available on website Worldwide Distribution

To promote use of International

Standards throughout the oil industry

2ndInternational Standards Bulletin Issued


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Standards Committee Activities 2

2ndPhase of Technical Editing LIP Initiated 10 organisations have agreed to contribute:

API, BP, DONG, Enterprise, IP, MMS, Norsk Hydro,Petrobras, Repsol, Shell

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT REQUIRED!!!

Around 16 ISO Standards to be issued this year (target 22) Delays at ISO CS

OGP talking to ISO to resolve issue

Problems in preparing standards

Organisations/individuals not being able to dedicate sufficient timeto ISO effort

Publication Target for 2002: 22 STANDARDS


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Technology and OperationsCoordinating Committee

(TOCC)

Structures

Metocean

Standards

Decommissioning


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TOCC

Propose that we re think role of TOCC andStructures Committee.

TOCC has limited value.

Structures Committee has many Industry competitors

(unlike Metocean, Standards & Decommissioning) and

attendance has declined.

Need for means of addressing broader Engineering

and Operational issues.


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Process for gaining member input to defining

any new organisation

Workshop 2002 Houston or London

Objectives

- Identify engineering & operations issues that OGP might

address & type of activity.

- How best to progress these issues.

- Overall committee structure in eng/ops area.

- Obtain commitment to participate.


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Workshop Invitees

Existing TOCC Committee Chairmen

Structures Committee Members

Senior Eng & Ops staff in member companies

OGP Management Committee


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Possible Eng & Ops Issues

Integration & Interface

Execution & Operation risks

Reliability based maintenance & manning

Human/systems interface International training & competence

Resources

International Regulatory Issues

Eng solutions to environmental issues Structural issues as existing committee


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Structures Committee

Chair: Richard Snell (BP)


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Structures

2001 Activity: Floating Systems Workshop

(with Metocean) Identified need for new design practice.

Interaction with Jack-Up Community Became the focus of Operator input to SNAME

and IADC jack-up assessment practices.

- Arctic Structures Standard Background technical appreciation leading

to ISO NWI.

- Geohazards Earlier work has initiated R&D. Position paper

under preparation.

- Structures Standard Editing LIP


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Standards Committee

Chair: Alf Reidar Johansen (Norsk Hydro)


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Standards Committee Activities - 1

Standards Session held at OTC 2001 Organised by the committee to raise the profile of the TC67activities throughout the industry

OGP Standards Position Paper Updated

Revised paper available on website Worldwide Distribution

To promote use of International

Standards throughout the oil industry

2ndInternational Standards Bulletin Issued


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Standards Committee Activities 2

2nd

Phase of Technical Editing LIP Initiated 10 organisations have agreed to contribute:

API, BP, DONG, Enterprise, IP, MMS, Norsk Hydro,Petrobras, Repsol, Shell

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT REQUIRED!!!

Around 16 ISO Standards to be issued this year (target 22) Delays at ISO CS

OGP talking to ISO to resolve issue

Problems in preparing standards

Organisations/individuals not being able to dedicate sufficient timeto ISO effort

Publication Target for 2002: 22 STANDARDS

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