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Improving Performance: Beyond Compliance Derrick OKeeffe Head of Division, Safety and Integrity Society of Petroleum Engineers meeting Perth 13 December 2017 Our Vision Safe and environmentally responsible Australian offshore petroleum

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Improving Performance: Beyond Compliance

Derrick O’Keeffe Head of Division, Safety and Integrity

Society of Petroleum Engineers meeting Perth 13 December 2017

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Safe and environmentally responsible Australian offshore petroleum and greenhouse gas storage industry

Our Vision

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What We Regulate

Facilities Safety Integrity Wells Activities Environment

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Safe Operations

Vessels & Structures

Production, Accommodation, Drilling, Pipelay, Construction, Decommissioning

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10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

Million tonnes Source: Department of Industry, Innovation & Science (2017)

Australia LNG Exports: What Downturn?

World Class

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Global LNG Export Capacity

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Middle East Africa South East Asia Rest of the world Australia North America

Million tonnes

Existing capacity 2016 Additional capacity by 2019

Source: Department of Industry, Innovation & Science (2017)

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Behavioural Change

  • Industry

– Belief that good business means safety & environment – Buy-in throughout organisation & industry – Aspire to “World Class”

  • NOPSEMA

– Belief that “step change” is not just possible, but achievable, likely and can occur faster – Whole organisation working together – Use of all “tools” to get there. Use of data.

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Performance improvement framework

Increasing performance Information reach Local National International Global low High

Goal setting National Stds Minimal Prescription Leveraging: Global Stds Big Data IRF

World Class

International Standards and Regulators

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Monitor and secure compliance

Communicating Our Perspectives

Assess permissioning documents Inspections

Permissioning document commitments Incident investigations

Enforcement Promote Advise Knowledge Promote Advise

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Pathways to Improvement….

Stopping

  • ld incidents

Analyse databank of previous incidents and HiPos to test for risk to ALARP in assessments and inspections; Effective audits

Find one, fix many

Prevent future events through examination and sharing learnings from current non-compliances, incidents and best practices Enhance existing good practice

Respond to evolving trends

Address transparency expectations Remove unnecessary regulatory burden to improve efficiency Looking elsewhere for better practices and tools to apply now

Prevent major accident events: loss

  • f life, containment

Effective incident response & spill source control Oil spill preparedness arrangements Prevent loss of well control

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Old Accident: Failed Instrument Line

Investigation identifies issues Incident

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Enforcement (Single operator across 12 facilities) Safety Alert; International Linkages

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Old Accident: Near-Electrocution

Investigation identifies issues Incident Enforcement Safety Alert, The Regulator

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CEO Meetings

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Find One, Fix Many: Test Equipment

Inspection identifies significant issue across multiple duty-holders Enforcement 3rd Party provider CEO Meetings

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Future: Prevent DP Incidents

Investigation identifies issues Recommendations (Operator & Manufacturer) Incident

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Safety Alert/ International Attention

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Isolated Incident?

US CG: Incident UK HSE: Incident

Likelihood Low High

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Preliminary data

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Big Data Opportunity?

Data searching and sharing 2014: “Initiating Event: Auto DP was deselected when the rough DP logbook was placed on the DP control desk” 2013: “a clipboard was placed on the DP desk which resulted in the fore/aft surge button being inadvertently pressed” 2013: “DPO inadvertently pressed the joystick button with the logbook he was reading from” 2009: “Main Cause Human error – Placing of logbook on surge switch” 2005: “Two pushes of the stand-by button took place within the allowed 4 seconds through a clipboard being put on the DP console”

Source: IMCA Database

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Review “risk ALARP”

  • Promotion & advice
  • Risk awareness:
  • “Weak signals”
  • Big data?
  • Practicable solutions
  • Planned inspections
  • Industry actions, e.g:
  • MTS 2017 Key Note
  • Shell – Rule 28
  • IMCA Station Keeping Event Report

Recent steps

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Seeking Manufacturer Input

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International Context

  • Ongoing regulator

liaison (US CG & UK HSE)

  • IRF Annual Meeting

October 2017

  • Communique:
  • Importance of data
  • Continued focus
  • Letter to manufacturers
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Future: LWI Incidents

Investigation identifies issues Recommendations (Operator & Manufacturer) Incident

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Safety Alert/ International Search

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Influencing Industry Action….

Information reach Increasing performance Local National International Global low High

Future Trends Leveraging: Communications Global Stds? Big Data? Industry Associations?

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Stop Old Accidents Find One; Fix Many

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Improving Performance: Beyond Compliance

Derrick O’Keeffe Head of Division, Safety and Integrity

Society of Petroleum Engineers meeting Perth 13 December 2017