My Company Learning Day November 2004. HSE Performance – Accident Pyramid OSHA Recordables – 12...

My Company Learning DayNovember 2004

HSE Performance – Accident

Pyramid

OSHA Recordables – 12First Aid - 44

HIPOS – 4

Fat.-1

DAFWCS – 2

Near misses - 124

ASA’s (3,133)Saf. Obs. (51,149)Training hrs. (70,058)Manhours (4,976,908)Vehicle Mil. (3,210,234 km)

YTD-2004

3

YTD

-200

3

4

2389

412

0

E&P MCTT Rank

FAR –

12 mth

0.02 0.15 1

DAFW – 12 mth

0.0595 0.0595 11

DAFW – 3 mth

0.0633 0.1185 7

RIF –

12 mth

0.51 0.65 7

Fatalities

DAFWs(43)

Total Recordables(388)

First Aids

(3531)

Unsafe Acts and Conditions

(2,046,977)

Near Hits

(7887)

E&P YTD

(3)

Incident analysis: 2002 - 2004

048

12162024283236

Lifting O

ps

Energ

y Isola

tion

Vehic

le

Wokin

g a

t H

eig

hts

Helic

opte

r O

pera

tion

Marine O

pera

tion

Slip

, Trips &

Falls

Caught in

, under or

betw

een

Struck b

y/a

gain

st

Dro

pped O

bje

cts

Use o

f Tools

/

Equip

ment

Manual H

andlin

g

Fly

ing p

artic

les/D

ust

Hot

Substa

nces/S

urfaces

Chem

ical Liq

uid

/

Fum

e / G

as / V

apour

Fre

quency

2002 2003 2004

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

200

J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S

months

Monthly PISI Top six Contribution to Total YTD PISI 12 mth Rolling PISI

Severi

ty In

dex

2003 High risk Intervention areas2003 High risk Intervention areas

’02 YTD

’03 YTD

’04 YTD

’04 TAR

HIPO 22 3 3 3

DAFWCDAFWCfDAFWcf - 12mth Roll.

110.370.31

40.120.30

20.080.05

0.10

RIRRTVAR

0. 892.58

0.780.95

0.561.25

0.630.59

HSSE 5-Year Analysis

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

0

0.2

0.4

0.6

0.8

1

1.2

1.4

1.6

1.8

2

Fatality 8 6 0 2 0 1

HiPo 22 19 22 3 3

DAFWC 11 6 4 11 4 2

Total Recordables 34 24 18 23 27 14

DAFWCf 0.58 0.31 0.16 0.37 0.12 0.08

Total RIIR 1.8 1.26 0.73 0.77 0.78 0.56

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Skin

0

Skin

0Eyes

1(3)

Eyes

1(3)

Arm/Elbow

1(6)

Arm/Elbow

1(6)

Hip

0

Hip

0

Foot/Ankle

1(3)

Foot/Ankle

1(3)

Leg / Knee

1(8)

Leg / Knee

1(8)

Fatality

1

Fatality

1Needs Data

0

Needs Data

0Respiratory Tract

0

Respiratory Tract

0Mouth/Teeth

0(1)

Mouth/Teeth

0(1)

Hand/Fingers/Wrist

2(26)

Hand/Fingers/Wrist

2(26)

Groin

0

Groin

0

Torso/Abdomen

(1)

Torso/Abdomen

(1)

Back / Shoulder

(8)

Back / Shoulder

(8)

Neck

0

Neck

0

Head/ Face

1(5)

Head/ Face

1(5)Chest

0

Chest

0

Injury?

REC

REC

REC

REC

REC

REC

( ) Cumulative figures

DAFWCREC

REC

REC

REC

DAFWC

REC

REC

Who?

Where?– 6 Developments PU 4%– 37 Production PU 34%– 6 CEO/COO 21%– 4 Infrastructure 36%– 1 Exploration 2%

– 1 Marketing Development 3%

– 8 My Company

– 8 Contractor A

– 7 Contractor B

– 4 Contractor C

– 3 Contractor D

– 3 Contractor E

Who?(52 were Contractors, 8 MC employees)

60 people hurt from January – September 2004

Man-hours

Possible Incident CausesPARETO PIE CHARTPOSSIBLE IMMEDIATE CAUSE

PARETO DOUGHNUT CHARTPOSSIBLE SYSTEM CAUSE

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NO

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FER

FOLLOWING PROCEDURES

27%

USE OF TOOLS OR EQUIPMENT

23%

WORK EXPOSURES TO8%

TOOLS, EQUIPMENT & VEHICLES

4%

PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS2%

INATTENTION/LACK OF AWARENESS

34%

WORK PLACE ENVIRONMENT/LAYOUT

2%

STOP Deviations 2003 - 2004

0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000

Reactions Of People

Personal ProtectiveEquipment

Positions Of People(Possible Injury

Causes)

Tools And Equipment

Procedures AndHouseKeeping

2004

2003

0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500

Procedures Inadequate

Procedures NotKnown/Understood

Procedures Not Followed

Housekeeping BelowAcceptable Standard

Orderliness StandardsInadequate

Orderliness Standards NotKnown /Understood

Orderliness Standards NotFollowed

Personnel Transfer -Basket/Aircraft/Vessel

No Work Permit For TheJ ob

2004

2003

Procedures And HousekeepingSTOP Deviations 2003 - 2004

0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500

Wrong Tools For The J ob

Tools Used Incorrectly

Tools In an UnsafeCondition

Moving Machinery NotProperly Guarded

No CommunicationEquipment For The J ob

Performing Lock Outs/TagOuts

2004

2003

Tools And EquipmentSTOP Deviations 2003 - 2004

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400

Striking Against Objects

Struck by Objects

Pinch Points - Caught In OrBetween Objects

Falling - From Height

Slip - Trip - Fall At SameLevel

Contacting Electric Current

Contacting/Exposure ToHazardous Chemical

Proper LiftingTechniques/Overexertion

Personal Awareness

2004

2003

Positions Of People (Possible Injury Causes)STOP Deviations 2003 - 2004

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

Head Protection

Eyes And Face Protection

Ears/Hearing Protection

Respiratory Protection

Hand And Arm Protection

Fall Protection

Personal Flotation Device

Foot And Leg Protection

Proper Working Cothing

2004

2003

Personal Protective EquipmentSTOP Deviations 2003 - 2004

0 10 20 30 40 50 60

Adjusting PPE

Changing Position

Rearranging J ob

Stopping J ob

Attaching Grounds

Performing LockOuts/Tag Outs

2004

2003

Reactions Of PeopleSTOP Deviations 2003 - 2004

ASA Deviations 2003 - 2004

Permits

67

22

114

46

37

38

148

49

14

82

66

42

31

199

0 50 100 150 200 250

Additional risk assessmentneeded

HSE Mgnt Systemresponsibilities not understood

Incomplete

Preventative and mitigativemeasures

Scope not understood

Thorough emergency responsediscussion

Thorough risk identification

2004

2003


Orderliness and Tidiness

23

18

29

142

7

181

52

79

12

14

9

125

0

144

24

47

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200

Absorbing

Benches & toolboxes

Emergency exits

Halls & passageways

Leaners

Material storage

Stairs and platforms

Standards notestablished/understood

2004

2003


Procedures and Housekeeping

81

41

397

224

105

745

57

39

287

215

85

685

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

Emergency plan

Lone workers

Reviewed

Standard inadequate

Standard not established

Standard not maintained

2004

2003


Tools and Equipment

158

54

323

13

173

113

122

37

235

6

104

74

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350

Barricades and Warning Lights

Chocks and restraints

In unsafe condition

Seatbelts not used

Used Incorrectly

Wrong for the job

2004

2003


Personal Protective Equipment

360

173

96

153

311

83

203

93

27

61

192

42

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400

Ears and Eyes

Face and Respiratory

Feet and legs

Fall Protection

Hands and arms

Head

2004

2003200


Positions of People (Possible Injury Causes)

28

187

24

276

34

53

149

13

112

13

156

18

31

86

0 50 100 150 200 250 300

Absorbing

Caught in, on, or between

Electricity

Falling

Inhaling

Striking against

Struck by

2004

2003


Reactions of People

106

13

92

12

13

100

125

45

3

68

10

6

28

70

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140

Adjusting PPE

Applying Lockout

Changing Position

Changing Tools

Hiding and Dodging

Rearranging Job

Stopping Work

2004

2003

0 5 10 15 20

Following Procedures

Use of Tools orEquipment

Use of ProtectiveMethods

Inattention/Lack ofAwareness

Protective Systems

Tools, Equipment &Vehicle

Work Exposure to

Work Place Hazards

2004

2003

Possible Immediate CauseInvestigations 2003 - 2004

0 2 4 6 8 10 12

Mental State

Behaviour

Training/Knowledge Transfer

Contractor Selection and Oversight

Work Planning

Tools and Equipment

Communication

2004

2003

Possible System CauseInvestigations 2003 - 2004

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