PROJECT’S NAME

Human Factors Engineering Close-Out Report

Revision Record

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2. Users are encouraged to participate in the ongoing improvement of this document by providing constructive feedback.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ACRONYMS 4

1. INTRODUCTION 5

2. OBJECTIVES 6

3. PROJECT SCOPE 6

4. HFE DESIGN STUDIES 7

5. UPDATED HFE ISSUES REGISTER 12

6. ATTENDANCE LIST 18

7. REFERENCES 19

APPENDIXES

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Acronyms

ALARP As Low As is Reasonably Practicable

AP Authorized Person

ATA Accountable Technical Authority

BfD Basis for Design

CMF Control Management Framework

DCAF Discipline Controls and Assurance Framework

DEP Design and Engineering Practices

FEED Front End Engineering and Design

FtW Fitness To Work

HAZOP Hazard Operation

IIE Initial Impact Evaluation

HEMP Hazards and Effects Management Process

HFE Human Factors Engineering

HMI Human Machine Interface

HSSE & SP (HSE) Health, Safety, Security, Environment and Social Performance

MER Medical Emergency Response

O&M Operations and Maintenance

ORP Opportunity Realization Process

PDO Petroleum Development Oman

PR Procedure

RAM Risk Assessment Matrix

TRA Task Requirement Analysis

TSE Technical Safety Engineer

SP Specification

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1. INTRODUCTION

HFE Close-out Report is a DCAF deliverable for the Execute phase. The purpose of this report is to document how the Project applied HFE Principles for the Project Cycle from Select to Operate. Therefore the close-out report is devided into 2 Main Sections Pre-PSUA and Post PSUA.

2. OBJECTIVES2.1 Pre-Startup

HFE Close-out Report shall be started prior to Pre-Startup Safety Audit and include the following:

HFE Design Studies Completed in Define. HFE ALARP review (if required). HFE Design Studies Closeout and HFE Verification Approval

2.2 Post-Startup

HFE Close-out Report shall be completed after all of the HFE Actions from the Pre-Startup Safety Audit have been closed.

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3. PROJECT SCOPEProvide Project Scope and Current Phase

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4. HFE DESIGN STUDIES (from HFE Studies Report in Define)Briefly describe the Design Studies that were conducted

5. UPDATED HFE ISSUES REGISTER 5.1 This section is to capture any known issues regarding HFE. This register should

be updated in the report including PSUA Actions related to HFE.6.

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6. ATTENDANCE LIST

ATTENDANCE LIST SHEETDescription: Date: Venue: Conducted by: Sr. No.

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7. REFERENCES

Discipline Controls and Assurance Framework (DCAF) Tool.

HFE Shell DEPs Version 40.

PDO SP-1231: Occupational Health.

PDO SP-1284: Signs & Signboards

PDO SP-2215: Human Factors Engineering in Projects

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APPENDIX A: HFE SCREENING REPORT (STRATEGY)

Project InformationProject Name & Directorate & Cluster:

High level Project scope (e.g. main equipment items, Brownfield/Greenfield, etc.)

Key contractors (e.g. during design and construction)

Project HFE Authorized Person (AP) (for all phases)

Screening InformationScreening Completed By

Screening attendance (include attended/consulted/reviewed)

Screening date:Project phase at time of screening (Select or Define prior to HAZOP)

Major or Minor project?Report Screening Notes:

1. The Screening report/HFE Strategy should be regarded and treated as any CMF deliverables for the project. It should be distributed for comment and review; at least to the individuals who participated in the screening, and approved by the project manager. It should be kept in project documentation for auditing purposes. 2. The Actions adopted should be put into a tracking register, either stand-alone or as part of a master HSSE register. 3. The project (ideally through the HFE AP, but at least by the TSE) should track the progress and timeliness of the Actions and the necessary measures to close them. 4. The project should verify compliance with the Actions and the design requirements, through design reviews, and during construction. A final HFE close-out report or summary confirming close out of all Actions is required.

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Recommended Action

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1. Are there known issues with operability and maintainability with similar equipment or have there been incidents where poor HFE design was a contributing factor to the incidents?

The Project should ensure relevant learning from incidents and known O&M issues are addressed in the design by proposing specific actions or design requirements for implementation by the project team. The Project should apply EMIS.PMQ.02 (Task Requirements Analysis (TRA)).

N.B. TRA will require support from a HFE Specialist – contact the PDO HFE TA (MSE42 / MCOH1) for more advice.

2. Will the project involve procuring and locating any of the following:• Manually operated valves• Automatic valves that require status verification or quick access

If valves are included in the project scope then the HFE Strategy should ensure the design allows for safe access and operation of all valves according to their criticality. This could be achieved by requiring the following• Identification of critical valves and defining the accessibility requirements (including vendor supplied skid packaged unit valves).• Determining which valves require actuators or remote operators. • Identifying critical valves within P&lDs to facilitate design verification • Verifying that the Project complies with the design requirements

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Question Response (Y/N)

Recommended Action

Action Owner/Dates

3. Will the project involve any of the following:• A new control room • A new operator workstation• Modifying an existing control room/ workstation (Apply Control Room Decision Tree Tab)

The objective here is to ensure the control room/operator workstation design satisfies the operational requirements of all end users. The key activities necessary to support a user-centered design is by: • Identifying relevant HFE design requirements and including them in the appropriate contractual documents. • Incorporating the relevant design requirements into the design and verifying them throughout the design and construction process.

4. Will the project involve any of the following:•Designing new process control graphics (HMI)•Modifying existing process control graphics (HMI) (Apply HMI Decision Tree Tab)

The objective here is to ensure the Human Machine Interface (HMI) supports high levels of usability and situation awareness. The key activities necessary to support such a user-centred design is by: • Defining critical operator tasks, identifying relevant design and functional requirements and including them in the appropriate contractual documents. • Reviewing and validating the HMI style and graphics designs.

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Question Response (Y/N)

Recommended Action

Action Owner/Dates

5. Will the project involve procuring vendor supplied packaged units/equipment?

The objective here is to ensure the risk to health, safety and human reliability during operation or maintenance of vendor supplied packaged units is minimized. The key activities necessary to support such a design is by: • Identifying relevant HFE design requirements and including them in Vendor Package Specifications. • Ensuring the Vendor provides adequate and early opportunity for design reviews.

6. Will the project involve new equipment items, or modifications to existing equipment that require human intervention during operation, maintenance and/or inspection?

The objective here is to ensure efficient and safe access to equipment for operation, maintenance and/or inspection activities under all operating conditions. This can be achieved by identifying and incorporating relevant HFE design requirements and verifying compliance throughout the design process.

7. Will the project involve any of the following:• Equipment, component and cable identification• Panel and console labels• Pipe markers• Hazard identification signs• Information signs• Safe working load identification labels

The objective here is to ensure signs and labels are visible and legible, that where applicable they indicate the presence of hazards and dangers, that they minimize the risk of equipment misidentification and support personnel to execute tasks safely and efficiently. This can be achieved by identifying and then specifying the relevant design requirements as well as approving the content, design and positioning of signs and labels when appropriate.

Question Response Recommended Action Owner/Dates

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8. Has the Project defined how it will verify compliance with the HFE requirements and who will be responsible?

HFE design verification is essential for both technical and quality assurance. The verification has to be done by someone with the appropriate HFE competence (i.e., the HFE Authorized Person) and has to be done against the project HFE standards and any HFE design requirements identified in the project HFE Strategy Report. It should start early to avoid costly modifications at a later stage. It is important to liaise with operations and maintenance (O&M) during these reviews. Verification activities can take many forms, for example: • Review of plot plan or general arrangement drawings• Review of equipment specifications and other design documentation • Review of detail layout drawings, in particular vendor supplied packages and control panels/cabinets • Participation in 3D model reviews (30/60/9096) (see DEP 30.10.05.11-Gen.) • Validation during construction inspections and walk-through to ensure that the HFE design intent is assured and is not compromised by decisions made to meet conflicting construction requirements.

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Additional Notes / Comments

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APPENDIX B: HFE PLAN FOR EXECUTEProvide the Approved HFE Plan for Execute

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