HSE Flashcards

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List and Explain the 8 elements of the MS

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  • Commitment, leadership and accountability
  • Policies and objectives
  • Organization and resources
  • Contractor and supplier management
  • Risk management
  • Business processes
  • Performance monitoring and improvement
  • Audits and reviews
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Know QUEST and explain

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• Web-based application used in Schlumberger to collect Quality, Health, Safety, Security and Environment (QHSE) information.
o reporting of hazards and undesired HSE and SPQ events (RIR’s)
o recording of audits, inspections, and Remedial Work Plans (RWPs)
o documenting meetings and exemption requests
o reporting improvement suggestions
o posting recognitions
o managing and recording QHSE training
o data analysis and reporting

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What’s the difference between a Standard and a Policy

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  • Policies are high-level statements of management goals, objectives, beliefs, ethics and responsibilities (21 pol)
  • Standards are sets of rules for implementing policies that define the requirements and minimum acceptable criteria. (22-23)
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Explain each of these policies: QHSE

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• QHSE Long term business success is dependent on our ability to ensure SQ while maintaining health of our people, ensuring operational safety and environmental protection.

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Explain each of these policies: Driving

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• Driving Number one risk to our employees. Minimum things required from each district: training & qualification, seat belts, journey management, zero tolerance substance abuse, driver improvement monitors, prohibiting cell phone use.

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Explain each of these policies: Information Security

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• Information Security Protection of confidential information is essential to our reputation and to the survival of our business.

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Explain each of these policies: Substance Abuse

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• Substance Abuse Employees who work whilst under the influence of alcohol, controlled substances or drugs present a risk to co-workers, company assets and themselves and are prohibited from entering SLB facilities, engaging in business or running equipment.

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Explain each of these policies: Employee security

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• Employee security Conduct business in a low profile and professional manner thus reducing the overall threat to employees. The exposure to violence, blackmail threats, kidnapping or civil war exists worldwide and our employees can be exposed to or involved in such events.

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Explain each of these policies: Risk Management People

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• Risk Management People, property, earning capacity and reputation are at the core of SLB and each of these must be actively managed with risk to develop the company further. The development of these areas will require risk, which is ultimately managed for the success of employees, people, shareholders, etc.

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From SLB Code of Ethics discuss Employee security,

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• Employee security: Conduct business in a low profile and professional manner thus reducing the overall threat to employees. The exposure to violence, blackmail threats, kidnapping or civil war exists worldwide and our employees can be exposed to or involved in such events.

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From SLB Code of Ethics discuss Business Ethics

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• Business ethics: Schlumberger is committed to, and expects from its employees, the highest ethical standards of business conduct and compliance with laws and regulations in the countries where we operate, not following the proper business ethics of data security, stock transactions, or conducting everyday business in an ethical way can compromise reputation

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From SLB Code of Ethics discuss , Confidentiality

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• Confidentiality: Information is the foundation of our business. Protection of confidential information, whether belonging to Schlumberger or to others who have entrusted such information to us, is essential to our reputation and to the survival of our business. when not taken into account our information, customers information, and people are put in jeopardy.

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From SLB Code of Ethics discuss Sexual Harassment

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Does not promote a work environment that allows employees to be comfortable and maximize potential
A basic element of the business strategy of Schlumberger is to develop a global culture in which men and women of all backgrounds and nationalities can build on the strengths of diversity while they work together as a team for the success of Schlumberger. Respect for each individual is an essential part of this process. Sexual harassment is contrary to Schlumberger values and against everything we are working for. It will not be tolerated.

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List and explain the 7 elements of the driving policy

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  • Driver Training and Qualification
  • Journey management
  • Substance abuse
  • Seat belts
  • Self improvement monitors
  • Cell phones
  • Disciplinary action
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What is stand for SMARRT Driving

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S-Search the horizon 
M- Maintain Space and Visibility 
A- Always  move your eyes
R- Recognize
R-Respond 
T-Take control be seen
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Journey Management : pre-trip approval

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• Pre-trip Approval: must fill out eJourney and get it approved by appropriate people depending on the score

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Journey Management : 16-hour Rule:

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• 16-hour Rule: SLB rule where employees must not drive if they have worked or been on duty for 16hrs in the previous 24 hours.

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Explain at least 10 OFS QHSE Standards

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  • Std 01: Journey Management and Driving
  • Std 02: Event Reporting and Management
  • Std 03: Personal Protective Equipment
  • Std 04: Business Continuity, Emergency and Crisis Management
  • Std 05: Training and Competency
  • Std 06: Health
  • Std 07: Auditing
  • Std 08: Environment
  • Std 09: Loss Prevention Teams
  • Std 10: Management of Change and Exemption
  • Std 11: Employee and Asset Security • Std 12: Contracting
  • Std 13: Mechanical Lifting
  • Std 14: Pressure
  • Std 15: H2S
  • Std 16: Fire Prevention and Mitigation
  • Std 17: Injury Prevention
  • Std 18: Radiation
  • Std 19: Explosives
  • Std 20: Hazard Analysis and Risk Control
  • Std 21: Customer Data
  • Std 22: Well Integrity - Barriers
  • Std 23:drops
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Environmental Standard Definitions

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protect environment, prevent pollution, minimize environmental impact, and comply with environmental laws and regulatory requirements where we operate

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Environmental Standard Responsibilities

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• Responsibilities: Site managers are responsible for providing resources necessary for the implementation of this standard, for ensuring applicable roles and responsibilities have been defined and communicated, for appointing staff to ensure that the standard is implemented, and for ensuring that the site is assessed against the requirements of the standard.

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Environmental Standard Objectives

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• Objective: to define the minimum requirement of SLB to achieve systematic control over the desired level of environmental performance.

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Environmental Standard Plans

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• Plans: All sites must have plans in place to manage wastes, wastewater discharges, hazardous air emissions, and spill contingencies. These plans should be documented.

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What is stand for WSSS ?

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WSSS - Well Services Safety Standard

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List Segment specific standards

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  • 1-Service delivery
  • 2-PPE
  • 3-Maintenance
  • 4-equipment
  • 5-wellsite operations
  • 6-industrial services
  • 9-pumping CO2
  • 11-pumping N2
  • 12-permit to work
  • 16-DH tools for cementing and stimulation
  • 17-storage and handling of oxidizers
  • 18-chemical product management
  • 19-barge and vessel operations
  • 20-offshore safety
  • 22-CT operations
  • 23-testing and inspection of treating equipment
  • 24-laboratory operations
  • 28-pressure management
  • 30-pumping combustible fluids