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OGP Safety Performance Indicators 2004 Don Smith Technical Manager, OGP

OGP Safety Performance Indicators 2004 Don Smith Technical Manager, OGP. International Association of Oil and Gas Producers. The Process. January – Issue request to OGP members March/April – OGP Analyses data May/June – Issue report. Summary of 2004 dataset. Safety Performance Report

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OGP Safety Performance Indicators 2004 Don Smith Technical Manager, OGP

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  1. OGP Safety Performance Indicators 2004 Don Smith Technical Manager, OGP International Association of Oil and Gas Producers

  2. The Process • January – Issue request to OGP members • March/April – OGP Analyses data • May/June – Issue report

  3. Summary of 2004 dataset • Safety Performance Report • Over 2,290 million workhours reported • 37 organisations submitted data • Operations in 78 countries

  4. ADNOC (78) AMERADA HESS (15) ANADARKO (25) BG (43) BHP (16) BP (198) CAIRN ENERGY (14) CHEVRONTEXACO (220) CNOOC (32) CONOCOPHILLIPS (80) DEVON ENERGY (6) DONG (1) ENI (182) EXXONMOBIL (141) GNPOC (17) HOCOL (5) KUWAIT OIL COMPANY (25) MAERSK (11) NORSK HYDRO (8) OMV (6) OXY (40) PDVSA (142) PETRO-CANADA (14) PETRONAS CARIGALI (21) PREMIER (5) PTTEP (9) QGPC (36) RASGAS (4) REPSOL (74) SAUDI ARAMCO (30) SHELL (388) STATOIL (54) TOTAL (122) VICO (12) YUKOS (67) Reporting Companies (million workhours reported)

  5. Number of workhours on which the annual safety performance report has been based

  6. Breakdown of Reported Workhours1 1Millions of workhours reported in 2004

  7. Hours Worked by Region

  8. Hours Worked by Function

  9. Fatalities • 120 Fatalities • 18 company fatalities • 102 contractor fatalities • 7 third party fatalities • 99 separate incidents • Worst incident: Helicopter crash in which 9 contractors and 1 company individual died 9 more than reported in 2003

  10. Fatality Causes

  11. Fatal Accident Rate (FAR) FAR = No. of Fatalities per 100 million workhours

  12. Fatal Accident Rate (FAR) FAR = No. of Fatalities per 100 million workhours

  13. FAR by Region(5 year rolling average)

  14. Lost Time Injury Frequency (LTIF) LTIF = (Fatalities + Lost Work Day Cases) per million workhours

  15. LTIF by Region(5 year rolling average)

  16. Total Recordable Incident Rate TRIR = Fatalities + LWDC + RWDC + MTC (per million w/hours)

  17. Comparison of Onshore and Offshore FAR

  18. Comparison of Onshore and Offshore LTIF

  19. LTIF – Company Comparison(Company/Contractor Performance) 1.09 Average LTIF – 1.09

  20. Summary • Increase in number of fatalities compared to 2003 • Indication of long term improvement in FAR • Slight reduction in overall LTIF, continuing a long term downward trend • Regional differences present but reducing • Vehicle, aviation and struck-by incidents remain the most significant causes of fatalities in the E&P industry Full report available via OGP website: www.ogp.org.uk

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