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North East Of Scotland Branch Meeting HSE Regulator Update M Bilio HM Principal Specialist Inspector 10 Jan 2018 Averting Catastrophe Major Accident Hazard Management The UK offshore oil and gas industry consists of 107 oil and

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North East Of Scotland Branch Meeting HSE – Regulator Update

M Bilio

HM Principal Specialist Inspector 10 Jan 2018

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Averting Catastrophe – Major Accident Hazard Management

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The UK offshore oil and gas industry consists of 107 oil and gas plus 181 gas producing installations, located on 383 producing fields. There is a supporting infrastructure of 14,000 km

f pipelines connecting installations to

beach terminals. Industry commissioned many of these assets in the early 1970s and some are now forecast to continue operating to 2030 and beyond.

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OTI 95 633: Implementation of Lord Cullen’s Research and Development Recommendations

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This Work Continues Today with HSE collaborating with stakeholders

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Initial candidate selection criteria (for interview) and a capability review that
utlines specific to role requirements for FERA.
These are both supplemented with our five year science plan as this, and

the role of research topic Technical Lead, underpins competence development within the team.

The plan describes our competence areas, the technical competence to

lead such issues does require such specialists to be at the forefront in their topic areas.

Each discipline specialist is enabled to collaborate with stakeholders to

promote research, produce guidance, influence national and international standards and disseminate knowledge through the “Identify, Codify and Devolve Process “

Maintaining Specialist Competencies Fire, Explosion and Risk Assessment Topic Areas

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https://www.hsl.gov.uk/ http://www.fabig.com/ http://ukelg.ps.ic.ac.uk/ http://pfpnet.com/ http://www.gasg.info/ http://www.hse.gov.uk/foi/internalops/hid_circs/technical_osd/spc_t ech_osd_30/ www.hse.gov.uk/offshore/sheet32006.pdf http://www.hse.gov.uk/offshore/strategy/index.htm

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ALARP demonstration

Step 1. – Hazard identification Step 2. - Vulnerability criteria Step 3. –Consequence analysis Step 4. – Frequency estimation Step 5 – Risk assessment Step 6 - Review, decide & document

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ALARP is not just IRPA it includes identification ALL potential RRM’s and evaluation of their application

To identify and consider a range of potential

measures for further risk reduction,

Systematically analysis of these measures to

give a view on the safety benefit

Decide which are reasonably practicable and

explain why others are not,

show all reasonably practicable measures are

implemented

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Hierarchy for risk reduction

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Prevention of Fire, Explosion and Emergency Response Regulations (PFEER)1995 : Regulation 5 (2)

Identify MAH events
Evaluate consequences & likelihood
Establish performance standards for

EER and protection from F&E

Select appropriate measures

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Inspection: MAH Control - Theory in to Practice

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Uncertainty

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Uncertainty Management

Should be Recognised &

Addressed

Biased towards Health & Safety
Measured Against Inherent

Safety

Demonstrated as a Cautious

Best Estimate Approach

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Questions?

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FABIG http://www.fabig.com/ #

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UKELG http://ukelg.ps.ic.ac.uk/

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