July 23, 2008
Continuing on the same topic above, a presentation was delivered by Damain Peake, Sr Technical Safety Engineer, Shell E&P Asia Pacific entitled ‘Shell – Asia Pacific (EPA) operationalises HSE cases: major hazards communication and technical integrity’
- Shell E&P AP portfolio.
- Asset Integrity – Definitions
- Technical Integrity – Definitions
- Introduction to Safety Cases
- Show all that hazards with the potential to cause a major accident have been identified, their risks have been evaluated and measures have been taken to control them.
- Issues
- Focus: SC used to capture all hazards, not just causes of major accidents.
- Usability: SC unwieldy due to too much info.
- Upkeep of SC, Management of Change (MOC)
- Consistency of SC structure.
- Framework to address Issues
- Operationalise Shell E&P AP SCs.
- Operating envelope and SC agreement
- Institute maintenance schedule
- MAH identified
- Compliance to ALARP principles
- Accountability
- Remedial action plan and progress tracking
- SC HSE section structure
- Overview
- Major Accident Hazards (MAH)
- Equipment
- Systems
- Additional information
- Best Practices
- MAH and assessments
- Best Practice Bow Tie – templates, electronically distributed and linked.
- Hazard / Safety Critical Element (SCE) communication
- Hazard control sheets.
- Major accident pictures.
- KPIs.
- SCE and technical integrity
- Change from facility description to SCE description
- Describe how to keep the SCE operating.
- Clear guidelines on how to manage SCEs when not fully functional.
- Take home messages
- Process safety – asset integrity (AI) intrinsically linked.
- In operations, MAH management can only be ensured if technical integrity is ensured.
- Operations HSE case have 3 main functions: communication, linkages, …
- HSE lose focus.
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May 12, 2008
Another week, another scan of the Saturday Star newspaper. Here’s a list of job ads in the paper:
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IEV is looking for an Operations Engineer. You can apply via email
here.
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Qatar Petroleum is looking for a whole mess of engineers. CVs to be submitted
here, though I hear the package isn’t that impressive.
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RasGas is looking for measurement engineering specialists, mech eng specialists and Snr rotating eqt eng. CVs to be submitted
here. I believe RasGas is a JV, one of the partners being ExxonMobil.
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Murphy Oil is looking Graduate Trainees, surprise surprise. I thought they only went for senior staff, and paid big bucks for them. Times must be a-changing. I also remember one of their senior staff saying, if you quit from Murphy, you’ll never get back in. CVs to be submitted
here.
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Here’s a new one, though I think I have heard of them before. GL Konsult (“We VALUE and Enhance TALENT!”) is looking for everyone. I would say that they are either starting operations, or are a manpower supply house. Anyway, forward a detailed resume with photo
here.
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Shell is looking for graduates. Head to their
website and follow Students & Graduates → Gradutes → How to Apply → Register & Apply Now → Register.
- And of course, IGL Process Solutions is looking for high paying work, preferably of a 6 month duration.
Happy hunting. Let me have some feedback if you find this list useful. Even better, spread the news. PayPal donations welcome.
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April 22, 2008
Another week, another scan of the Saturday Star newspaper. Here’s an incomplete list of job ads in the paper:
Happy hunting. Let me have some feedback if you find this list useful. Even better, spread the news. PayPal donations welcome.
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