International Association of Oil and Gas Producers

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International Association of Oil and Gas Producers

• Don Smith Technical Manager

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International Association ofOil 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 EP Companies
• 2 Associate members (Halliburton and
  Schlumberger)
• 8 National Associations
• 3 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
• Secretariat
• London - 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 Mechanism
• Helicopter 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
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• Helideck size
• Aircraft Management Guide
• Minimum Equipment List
• Helicopter Underwater Training
• Helicopter Operations Monitoring Programme
• Pilot Experience Levels
• Flights and Duty Time Limitation
• Single v Twins

• Health
• Guidelines 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 Guideline
• Health Performance Indicators

• Security
• Firearms and the Use of Force
• Guidelines for expatriates in high risk areas
• Strategies for dealing with the illegal
• detention of workers at facilities
• Piracy Important issue probably adequately
• dealt with elsewhere

• Seismic
• HSE Aspects in a Contracting Environment
• for Geophysical Operations
• Production 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
Risks Associated with FPSO Operations

• Human Factors
• HF Brochure
• HF Website

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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 HS
  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 EP 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
FAR No. of Fatalities per 100 million workhours
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Fatal Accident Rate
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Fatality Causes
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Lost Time Injury Frequency
LTIF (Fatalities Lost Work Day Cases) per
million workhours
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Lost Time Injury FrequencyComparison with other
Statistics
LTIF (Fatalities Lost Work Day Cases) per
million workhours
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LTIF Comparison of Companies
Max 33.3
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Total Recordable Incident Rates5-Year Average
TRIR (Fatalities Lost Work Day Cases
Restricted Workday Cases Medical Treatment
Cases) per million workhours
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Safety InformationCollection 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
Phase 1
Phase 2
Safety Alerts
Key Individuals
OGP website Database and Links
HSE Managers
Incidents
Other Mechanisms?
Near miss information
Other Safety Databases
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Technology and Operations Coordinating Committee
(TOCC)

• Structures
• Metocean
• Standards
• Decommissioning

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TOCCPropose 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 RD. Position paper
  under preparation.
• - Structures Standard Editing LIP

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Structures

• 2002 Planned Activity
• Marine Risks Workshop
• Addressing change in facilities risk as a result
  of moving from shallow to deep water.
• Further Structures Standard Editing LIP
• Geohazards Position Paper
• Website enhancement

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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 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
• 2nd International 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 time to ISO effort
• Publication Target for 2002 22 STANDARDS

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Technology and Operations Coordinating Committee
(TOCC)

• Structures
• Metocean
• Standards
• Decommissioning

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TOCCPropose 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 RD. Position paper
  under preparation.
• - Structures Standard Editing LIP

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Structures

• 2002 Planned Activity
• Marine Risks Workshop
• Addressing change in facilities risk as a result
  of moving from shallow to deep water.
• Further Structures Standard Editing LIP
• Geohazards Position Paper
• Website enhancement

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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 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
• 2nd International 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 time to ISO effort
• Publication Target for 2002 22 STANDARDS