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One Team Safety Stand-down

Commemorating the 25th anniversary of

the Piper Alpha disaster



Piper Alpha

•6 July 1988

• 167 fatalities

• 61 survivors

• Worst offshore disaster in terms of lives lost

• Official enquiry (Cullen Report) - operator

found guilty of inadequate maintenance and

safety procedures

• Major turning point in management of

hazardous installations

• However significant incidents continue -

Texas City, Macondo, Montara, P-36 (Brazil)

and in BG

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Major accidents are not as rare as we

sometimes think…

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Hazard release scenarios

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LOSS OF

CONTROLPotential to cause harm

Release of thehazard

Extent of the harm

HAZARD

EXPLOSION

FIRE

TOXIC GAS

CLOUD

CONSEQUENCE

A hazard can have several consequences



An event or chain of events that result from the release of a hazard

Death

Explosions

Fire

Toxic gas release

Environmental

catastrophe

Serious injuries

Lost time

Minor injury

Pollution

Complaints

Legal action

Fall in share prices

What is a consequence?

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Major hazards are inherent in oil and

gas facilities as a result of:

• The nature of the fluids handled

• Operations undertaken

• Location and environment around

the facilities

• Proximity of workforce and public

Mit igat ing th e po tent ial for release

of m ajor accid ent hazards (MAH)

represents a primary focu s

throughout our bus iness

Source of major hazards

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Barrier management

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e.g. Training & Competence e.g. Safe Working Practices

Plant

e.g. Leak & Fire Detection

People ProcessesBarrier – a functional grouping of safeguards and controls

selected to prevent, or limit the ef fect of, a major accident or

environmental event

A barrier may include a number of safety critical systems or

safety critical elements (SCE)

HAZARDS

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How is Asset Integrity monitored?

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Defined KPIs are used tomonitor performance for each

operating site.

They address both Leading &

Lagging indicators of

performance eg:

• Loss of containment

• Number of plant trips

• Number of alarm floods

• Amount of safety critical

maintenance overdue

• Progress in delivery of the

Asset Integrity improvement

plan



More Information

Major Accident Hazard site (BG and external)

http://www.bg-group.com/stepforward/assetintegrity/Pages/BGAssetIntegrity-Home.aspx

Andrew Hopkins videos – available on the portal (internal BG only)

xxxxx.Com

Asset Integrity portal site (internal BG only)

http://bgportal.ad.bgep.co.uk/irj/portal/?NavigationTarget=navurl://dae9251beba7858f7e3b9756a4e65782

Major Accident eLearning Module (internal BG only)

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Major Hazards Awareness DVD – BG and external

http://www.bg-group.com/stepforward/assetintegrity/Pages/Videos.aspx

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Could a Piper Alpha happen here?

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