Barrier Analysis &amp; Strengthening to Eliminate Road Traffic Accidents in Oil Fields

Tayab, Muhammad; Villapil, Suhail; Kashwani, Ghanim

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“…This could potentially lead to two different results, depending on the government's efficiency. Even if the government distinguishes its duties in these partnerships, assumes a controlling role and reduces the autonomy of the private sector, this can still be circumvented if they commit to their legislative role solely via strategies, laws, and regulations (Tayab et al, 2018). Even in this specific role, the government should extend their knowledge about sustainable enterprise continuously to set an updated and adaptive model and framework.…”

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A Critical Review on the Sustainable Development Future

Kashwani¹

2019

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Government managements in every country, at each stage and from all parts of the world are beginning to classify the criticality of highlighting the challenges of sustainability. The high demand of the philosophy of sustainability is being developed in public policy debates. Analyzing the chances of sustainability is an essential element which goes beyond the nation's local plans. It is hard for any nation to practice sustainability if their own government systems which run the organizations of different sectors are unsustainable. In other words, it is impossible for several industries to easily generate economic, environmental and social significances by updating their strategy or pioneering applications when international marketing motivations exist in the opposite dimension. However, as a result of the high demand of sustainable products in the industry, many of the governments have found themselves to be obligated to align with green strategy and policy to facilitate the shift to a sustainable economy which is more resourceful and reasonable for all the stake holders. The vital role of governments consists of setting robust and sustainable policies to regulate the business mechanism for the individuals and industries. The authors give an example of environmental performers to support their claim. This review paper will highlight the role of the three main players in the Sustainable Development Future: government, industry, and society from a new and integrated perspective.

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A Critical Review on the Sustainable Development Future

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Integration of Operations Excellence in Drilling Operations through Elimination of Human Errors During Planning Phase to Prevent Incidents

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Valappil

Kumar

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Prevention of workplace accidents remains a challenge to the Oil and Gas industry to avoid interruptions to business, safeguarding their employees and maintaining their reputation. The Oil and Gas Industry is challenged by repetition of incidents, despite addressing root causes of incidents. Typically incident investigations highlight gaps in the implementation of an HSE Management System and often corrective actions include revision of procedures, more training, enhancements in work planning, design review and procurement of new tools. Analysis of over 500 Oil & Gas incidents investigation was carried and the repetition of incidents was noted despite addressing the identified gaps and further linkage of human factors with causes and corrective actions was further analysed. An analysis of findings and causes of incidents was carried out and human factors such as incorrect decision, improperly performed action, improper lack of action and presence of error inducing precursors were re-mapped to assess effectives of the investigations. It indicated that over 80% of drilling incidents were due to human factors and the following were the repetitive human factors issues leading to majority of incidents: Work load and task decisionMotivation and attentionCompetence and learningCommunication Remapping of conventional causes with human factors guidelines, highlighted consistent patterns of causation of incidents where multiple human factors criteria were formerly overlooked, led to these losses. Based on the analysis, the incident investigation training curriculum was revised to include human factors and error recovery, which was often, if not totally overlooked, was identified as a theme for corrective actions. It was noted that corrective actions (75%) were ineffective, as those actions were not directed toward human factors. It has prompted organizations to change the way incidents were investigated and the need of linking system causes with specific human factors deficiencies. It was found that 80% of drilling related incidents within ADNOC were triggered by unsafe actions and 62% of unsafe actions were due to human error & mistakes and 40% of drilling incidents were triggered by inattention/lack of awareness/unintentional human errors and violations by individuals, supervisors and by the group amounted to 15% of all immediate causes; and ack of knowledge of hazards present accounted for 14% of all immediate causes. Inadequate Identification of Worksite/Job Hazards accounted for 13% of overall drilling incident root causes and root causes associated with Human Factors contributed to 50% of all drilling incidents. This approach has led to changes in incident investigation curriculum in areas such as interviewing witnesses, identification of errors and identification of corrective actions. List of incident causes has been disintegrated to focus on type of error and error inducing factors. This novel approach focused on causes and provided efficient corrective actions to avoid recurrence of incidents. Analysis indicated that employee's low risk perception was due to lack identification of work site/job hazards followed by lack of leadership were the predominant root causes of incidents.

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Barrier Analysis & Strengthening to Eliminate Road Traffic Accidents in Oil Fields

Cited by 2 publications

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A Critical Review on the Sustainable Development Future

A Critical Review on the Sustainable Development Future

Integration of Operations Excellence in Drilling Operations through Elimination of Human Errors During Planning Phase to Prevent Incidents

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