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Enhancing Safety Through Self-Verification: Human, Technical, and Organisational Barriers

Learn how self-verification serves as a crucial organizational barrier to prevent incidents and promote procedural compliance in the workplace. Discover examples of human, technical, and organizational barriers and how to implement self-verification effectively.

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Enhancing Safety Through Self-Verification: Human, Technical, and Organisational Barriers

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  1. Cake q2BARRIERS IBARRIERS

  2. What is a barrier? Human Skills Procedural understanding Risk understanding Organisational Procedures Self-verification Checklists Technical Gas detectors Emergency shutdown systems Fire walls Can you mention some examples of human, technical and organizational barriers?

  3. Barriers connected to our safety behaviours Human barriers Organisational barriers Technical barriers

  4. Self-verification as a barrier Barriers - to LIMIT consequences from the incident Barriers - to PREVENTincidents from happening Emergency preparedness organisation Procedures Supervision PPE Toolbox Talk Self-verification INCIDENT Personal risk understanding Isolation • Self-verification is an organizational barrier • Self-verification ensures procedural compliance through visible leadership and management accountability • Self-verification was officially launched on all rigs 13 February 2017

  5. Self-verification – Why, What and How • To reach Zero Incidents • All LTIs in 2016 can be related to an element of incorrect use of procedures as an underlying cause • Self-verification is one of the best tools to drive active visible leadership, management accountability and procedural compliance WHY • Testing and ensuring that the right barriers are in place • Self-verification is a management audit & inspection tool for specific operations • Self-verification is an operational barrier WHAT • Visual leadership – Heads of Departments and OIMs on the worksite • 10 processes to be self-verified in 2017 • Proccesses are chosen based on criticality as well as incidents and safety issues seen • 8 of the processes are specific • 2 are non-specific and can be applied on all jobs (TBT & Work Execution Process) HOW

  6. Want to know more? • Training materials can be found on the offshore portal: • https://portal.orb.biz/Self_verification_Handbook/Pages/Welcome-to-Self-verification.aspx Short videos will walk you through all aspects of self-verification and provide examples to how self-verification is conducted in all offshore departments

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