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SurveySAFE Land Forum19 March 2013, Brisbane

The Aim of SurveySAFE is to improve HSE Performance in the survey sector of the Oil & Gas industry in Australia

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Welcome to SurveySAFE Land19 March 2013, Brisbane

Neil Millar – Chairman of SurveySAFE Land to March 2013 forum

Agenda

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Time Title Speaker

13:00 Welcome to SurveySAFE Land Neil Millar, Origin Energy

13:30 2012 onshore Australia seismic HSE review and format for sharing HSE Alerts Mike Giles, Santos

14:00 Vehicle safety: what is the standard for excellence? David McCamley, Drillsearch

14:30 AFTERNOON TEA

15:00 Bushfires: safety to social responsibility Denis Sweeney, WesternGeco

15:30 Paramedic competency and emergency response preparedness in remote locations

Peter Crawford, Geokinetics

16:00 Case study 1: Heat Stress Martin Dudley, WesternGeco

16:15 Case study 2 Greg Dunlop, Geokinetics

16:30 Group exercise to determine our key HSE Hot Topics and select one topic for SurveySAFE Land to work to address

Neil Millar, Origin Energy

17:00 CANAPES & BEVERAGES

The importance of Caring, Listening and Learning


Working together to Deliver lasting safety improvement

Since 1952, 49 drivers have died driving a Formula One car.

Ayrton Senna died on 1 May 1994.

Following Senna’s death, the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association was reformed, providing a collective voice to drivers to improve the safety of Formula One. A suite of changes were subsequently implemented to improve driver safety, including: increased cockpit size; decreased wing size; increased vehicle weight, decreased engine power; improved crash barriers; redesign of tracks; improved medical response capability.

No Formula One driver has suffered a fatal crash since Senna in 1994.


SurveySAFE Land provides the Australian land geophysical industry with a platform to share HSE knowledge and to work on initiatives to constantly improve collective HSE performance.

What impact can SurveySAFE Land make?

US land seismic crew count (1932-1991 - Riley, 1993).

Estimated US crew count 1991-2013 and theoretical US crew count 2013-2050.

NM rough estimate of Australian past land seismic crew count.


2010

2000

2020

2030

2040

2050

6610

10

If 10 crews continue to 2050Approx 60,000,000 exposure hoursIf TRIFR = 8, approx 500 recordable HSE incidents in this period

US domestic market = 100million

US domestic market = 250million

Aus domestic market = 22million

2015 = first Australian export of land-sourced gas. New international market = 2,000million

SurveySAFE Charter


Our Aim: – To improve HSE performance in the survey sector of the oil & gas industry in Australia

Our Aspiration: – No one gets hurt, no incidents

Commitment: – We are truly committed to keeping every day safe for everyone engaged in offshore and onshore survey operations– We truly believe that "No one gets hurt, no incidents" is achievable.– We will support a safety forum focussed on seabed, seismic, environmental, oceanographic and geotechnical survey

activities.– We will commit the time required to take our turn to host the forum.

Ground Rules:– We are all equal at the forum.– The forum is non-competitive.– Information shared for the benefit of collective learning will not be used against any party.– We will welcome participation by new members– We acknowledge we can all learn

Contribution:– We will participate, by sharing incident learnings, sharing new initiatives, raising issues and opportunities for the

benefit of all forum members. – We will work together to solve survey industry wide HSE issues

Membership: – Organisations committed to improving HSE performance during the performance of both onshore and offshore

survey acquisition activities. (e.g. Seabed and Land surveys, seismic surveys, potential fields surveys, environmental surveys, oceanographic surveys and geotechnical surveys)

Some previous achievements of SurveySAFE


• Guidelines developed for sharing of incidents• Pocket card for effective management site visits developed• Joint feedback to OGP Geophysical HSSE sub-committee on seismic sound and diving• Comparison undertaken of different types of offshore medicals• Some companies have introduced additional medical screening for remote locations• Some progress in shared audits via acceptance and use of OVID database

SurveySAFE Land Framework

Steering group: Meets approximately every 1 month by telecon

Has members from across industry with personnel rotation every 6 monthsSteering group for period March-September 2013:

Chairman - Doug Roberts (Beach Energy)Following Chairman - John Thoman (BG)SurveySAFE representative 1 - Nick Fitzgerald (Fiztgeo Consulting)SurveySAFE representative 2 - Denis Sweeney (WesternGeco)

Forums: Held every 6 months Organised by the ChairmanAgenda is a mix of HSE information sharing and focus group updatesNext forum likely to be in Adelaide in September

Focus Groups (next slide)Emailing list:

Keeps SurveySAFE Land participants informed of SurveySAFE Land information including HSE Alerts.Website:

www.surveysafe.org.au

Includes Charter, Contact details, Links to Forum Presentations

Is in the process of being updated and improved


http://www.surveysafe.org.au/

Focus Groups

• Hot Topics will be identified and prioritised at this Forum with additional topics added at subsequent forums.• Multiparty Focus Groups formed to work on solutions to these Hot Topic issues.• Focus Group Leaders manage focus groups and provide progress updates at Forums.• We aim to define 2 Focus Group topics following this Forum:

1. Establish a method to share HSE Alert information;

2. Select one HSE Hot Topic for SurveySAFE Land to work to address in a Focus Group.


What impact can SurveySAFE Land make?


Thank you

Agenda


Time Title Speaker

13:00 Welcome to SurveySAFE Land Neil Millar, Origin Energy

13:30 2012 onshore Australia seismic HSE review and format for sharing HSE Alerts Mike Giles, Santos

14:00 Vehicle safety: what is the standard for excellence? David McCamley, Drillsearch

14:30 AFTERNOON TEA

15:00 Bushfires: safety to social responsibility Denis Sweeney, WesternGeco

15:30 Paramedic competency and emergency response preparedness in remote locations

Peter Crawford, Geokinetics

16:00 Case study 1: Heat Stress Martin Dudley, WesternGeco

16:15 Case study 2 Greg Dunlop, Geokinetics

16:30 Group exercise to determine our key HSE Hot Topics and select one topic for SurveySAFE Land to work to address

Neil Millar, Origin Energy

17:00 CANAPES & BEVERAGES

Prioritizing Hot Topics for Focus Group work

Most important Hot Topic for your company

Second most important Hot Topic for your company

Third most important Hot Topic for your company


Please take one coloured dot each and stick next to the Hot Topics that are most important to your company, as follows:

Learning proactively from others


Learning the hard way


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