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Patterns and characterization of accidents and incidents reported in oil and gas industry in Norway

Rahim Y., Kenett R. S.

Journal of Polish Safety and Reliability Association

2010

Vol. 1, No. 1

193--202

Understanding the safety level of processes in any industry or any sector requires a situational analysis of current and future activities. This analysis includes identifying the hazards and sequence of events that can harm and lead to specific losses. Safety and risk levels are closely related to accident statistics. Accident/incident statistics and reporting systems enables enterprises and companies to identify risks, implement corrective measures’ and comply with the national requirements and standards on health safety and environment. The study describes how the accident statistics can be used as a basic tool for measuring the safety performance in oil and gas industry. The state of art in the literature in the field will be highlighted and analyzed with the summary of personal injury related statistics in Norwegian continental shelf is highlighted and analyzed.

The 5C model : a new approach to asset integrity management

Rahim Y., Refsdal I., Kenett R.

Journal of Polish Safety and Reliability Association

2009

Vol. 2

353--360

As organizations grow more complex in operation and more global in scope, assets and technical integrity become key success factors. A company's asset integrity business process needs to be mapped in order to 1) provide a proper overview of operation and business processes, 2) identify all critical interfaces and 3) ensure that all gaps and overlap in processes are eliminated. Achieving asset integrity requires companies to sustain their activities and identify the hazards, weaknesses and objectives of their strategic assets. Technical integrity emphasizes a complete overview of technical conditions and related information, and the ability of the companies to document the technical state of its assets. It is based on an integrated view of the current state of operations, and the identification of all critical interfaces, in order to ensure that all gaps and unnecessary overlaps in processes are eliminated. Companies look increasingly at their asset integrity management system as a means to extend the life of their assets, beyond the original design conditions and production capacity. Establishing an asset integrity management system requires the documentation of the company’s technical integrity management, a strategy and the processes for carrying it out, identifying gaps; selecting corrective interventions and conducting follow up actions. The paper will discuss various aspects of asset integrity management, including its planning and implementation. We begin with an introduction to asset technical integrity, provide some theoretical backgrounds, present a model we call 5C and conclude with a summary and discussion.