- collaborate with process engineer and other relevant division to make comprehensive risk assessment is a must. we can use What If method to prepare uncertainty and abnormal situation. - foster and build safety culture for the employee. by building safety culture, employee can recognize what should not do and what should do when doing their job. - invest on advanced technology such as automation process equipment. automated systems can reduce human error or unsafe act

Avaliação de Riscos Antecipada Análise de Riscos Preliminar (APR): Realizar uma análise detalhada de todos os possíveis riscos antes de cada intervenção, incluindo riscos operacionais, ambientais e de segurança do trabalho. Isso deve incluir fatores como pressão, temperatura, substâncias perigosas e a proximidade de equipamentos críticos. Classificação de Riscos: Identificar e classificar os riscos por ordem de gravidade e probabilidade, priorizando as ações de mitigação para os riscos de maior impacto.

John, it’s good to see your presence again. I admire the fact that you truly, sincerely, personally want the people you are responsible for to be safe in all conditions. My company does SIRE inspections every day. Vessel owners know they need it, but they hate to have to go through it. We try to have a conversation about best practices we’ve seen. We try to share everything we can to help them stay safe. We strongly believe in ISM because it focuses on the safety of the mariner. We were hired by a major oil company to develop an audit protocol for employees to audit their own operations. It is a peer to peer audit that can be used by anyone in the company. So far it has been very successful. All the best to you and BP.

Absolutely, preventing disasters in oil and gas interventions involves a combination of proactive measures, rigorous planning, and continuous monitoring.

I think one of the obstacles is when employees are focused on their job and fail to understand that they are also part of the overall safety team. We have been working on changing that culture by helping them to realize we value them reporting unsafe acts, conditions and near-misses, as well as conducting inspections. It’s a slow process but we have seen improvement.

YES, incidents are preventable in the oil and gas industry. And when things go wrong in the oil industry, it's devastating. Just to take a different look: So how we view Risk, and the hazards associated with it depends on the development of the health and safety systems within the organization. - What type system for Lesson Learnt from within and externally to the outer oil and gas sector. -What arrangement for development for direct employees and subcontracted workers to ensure all concern are in alignment with the company standards.