1. 2015 AME ‘NO DROPS’ Campaign Survey Results

2. NO-DROPS Campaign – WHY??? 2 Trending indicated that we were not making any improvement against controlling Dropped Objects. Campaign initiated

3. NO-DROPS Campaign 3 ‘DROPS PURGE’ for September Increased and continual focus on DROPS Full review and communication of DROPS strategies Engaging Check 6: Leadership & Job Planning Engaging All Rig: Full 3rd Party DROPS Partnership (initiatives, coaching, training, inspections) Continual communication on DROPS Raising the workforce consciousness regarding DROPS in all tasks on a daily basis Regular communication at all levels (Dubai- Sub region; Sub region – Rig) Sharing of DROPS initiatives Sub regions collect Rig and Sub Regional DROPS initiatives. Dubai collate all Rig and Sub Regional DROPS initiatives Share / Distribute collated initiatives back out among Sub Regions Sub Regions drive mandatory and/or voluntary DROPS initiatives on Rigs for September Review Review of the results and effectiveness of implemented DROPS initiatives for each Sub Region AME Post September DROPS Plan Develop forward plan for DROPS in AME post September both at Regional Level and at Sub Regional level

4. 4 DROPS INITIATIVES – AME & SUB REGIONAL Sub Region Implemented / Proposed InitiativeDescription 1MEImplementedPersonal DROPS commitment Supervisors develop a personal DROPS commitment statement detailing how they will stop dropped objects and submit a signed copy to the Rig Manager 2AFN ME ImplementedOIM VisibilityOIM increased visibility on deck and performing SWA 3AFN ME AFS ImplementedInter Departmental Hazard Hunts Inter-department DROPS hazard hunts performed approx. 4-5 week (between day and night crews). Note this can even include catering personnel or Camp Boss for a different set of eyes. 4AFN ME Proposal Implemented DROPS Observation Recognition Program Rig DROPS Observation Program Recognition Award: Either on rig by rig level or at sub regional level all rigs submit best 1-2 cards for the week with 1 card selected by DoO & HSE Manager to win USD 100 recognition award (or coupon) 5AFNImplementedCCTV SurveysFocused DROPS / retention survey on all CCTVs at height 6AFNImplementedAdditional Red ZonesInternal survey of areas that need to be added as red zone (e.g. red zone on top of dog house). 7AFNImplementedStandardized 3 rd Party DROPS Company Identification and contract of single source vendor for annual DROPS inspections to improve relationship, deliverables and communication/expectations 8AFNImplementedDROPS spotterIntroduction of requirement for mandatory spotter during all activities involving the hydraracker and/or activities that may involve potential collisions. 9AFN ME AFS ImplementedSupervisory DROPS Inspections Ensuring Supervisory level personnel are involved in derrick inspections. 10AFNProposalDerrick LaddersInstallation of ladder climbing devices (e.g. Ladsaf) on all derrick ladders 11AFNProposalSeadrill DROPS CoachIntroduction of DROPS Coach (internal placement) to facilitate specific drops inspection coaching to designated Seadrill drops inspectors across all rigs in sub region.

5. 5 DROPS INITIATIVES – AME & SUB REGIONAL Sub Region Implemented / Proposed InitiativeDescription 12AFNProposal Rig Floor Red Zone Physical Barrier Installation of retractable barrier tape around the rig floor red zone to provide a hard barrier 13AFNProposalPersonalized Rig DROPS Health survey and training DROPS specialist 'Silverdot' to attend rig, perform walk around survey and feedback/present findings at training sessions. (Note: this was a Client paid initiative) 14AFNProposalDROPS FrequencyImplement a DIF (Drops Incident Frequency) to benchmark rigs and provide basis for DROPS recognition system. 15AFNImplemented 3 rd Party Pre-JobSDRL personnel to be involved and check the start of any 3rd Party jobs within the pre-job safety meeting (focusing on DROPS) 16AFN AFS Implemented DROPS AccountabilityZero tolerance to personnel not complying to DROPS requirements (written warnings) 17AFN AFS Proposal Pre-Tour DROPS contentDROPS is mandatory topic at every pre-tour meeting 18AFNProposal DROPS Inspection Accountability DROPS inspections to include personal sign-off for accountability 19AFNProposalEquipment Operator DROPS Inspections Focus on equipment operators performing the related DROPS inspections 20AFNProposal3 rd Party DROPS ToolsWorking with service companies and Clients to ensure they have their own 'stop drop' tools for use 21AFNProposal Sub Region DROPS Conference Monthly DROPS conference per sub region with report out to Dubai 22AFNProposalFlagged work areasTall flag situated to indicate where people are working on deck. Increased situational awareness for other personnel including crane operators. 23AFN ME Implemented Proposal Hazard Hunts with 3 rd Party inclusion 3rd Party Service Hands involved in Hazard Hunts (and focused on DROPS) to increase knowledge and improve team dynamic

6. 6 DROPS INITIATIVES – AME & SUB REGIONAL Sub Region Implemented / Proposed InitiativeDescription 24AFNImplemented 3 rd Party DROPS Survey Service Standard Setting a consistent and definitive standard of expectation and service delivery for 3rd Party DROPS companies performing annual survey. 25ME AFN AFS Proposal HOD Hazard HuntHODs perform team hazard hunt with focus on DROPS in a different area every day. 26AFS AFN Implemented Proposal TBRA – DROPS SectionTBRA to have additional sectional relating specifically to addressing DROPS 27AFNImplemented 3 rd Part Equip ChecklistReview of 3 rd Party Equipment Checklist for adequate DROPS criteria 28AFSProposalPermanent Lifting/DROPS/Survey Team Implement permanent contracted Lifting team to continuously cover the sub-region. Perform lifting inspections, NDT testing, drops inspections, guidance, lift plans etc. 29AFN AFS Implemented TBRA Onshore Management Revision Review 1 TBRA submitted by rigs per day for DROPS related content by the Rig Leader or Rig Manager. 30AFSImplemented DROPS Incident accountability Accountability process mandatory for any DROPS incident 31AFSImplementedSOR / DROPSRecording DROPS hazard hunt cards in SOR. 32AFSImplementedWeekly Safety BulletinWeekly Safety Bulletin with DROPS focus as a section for this bulletin and review. 33AFN AFS ME Implemented Seadrill TV / DROPSUpper Management (VP, DoO) recount of DROPS incident/s and meaning for them through Seadrill TV campaign. 34AFSImplementedDROPS Self-VerificationsReview of Self-verifications by onshore management for quality and support. 35AFSProposalInspection results discussionDiscuss inspections of all lifting equipment, gear and tools at weekly meetings.

7. 7 DROPS INITIATIVES – AME & SUB REGIONAL Sub Region Implemented / Proposed InitiativeDescription 36AFSImplementedWeekly 2 hour DROPS Hazard Hunt Weekly 2 hour safety standdown dedicated purely to DROPS hazard hunt 37AFSProposalDROPS ChampionDaily Drops Champion for each meeting. The person selected as the drops champion are required to identify a potential drops, correct the hazard and report it on a OBS card. He needs to present it in the next meeting and have the opportunity to select the next person for the following Shift. 38AFSProposalMaintenance Task + DROPS Inspection Combining DROPS inspections with maintenance tasks by maintenance personnel when time permits. 39AFSProposalWeekly Safety Meeting + DROPS Weekly DROPS discussion/presentation at Weekly Safety Meeting 40AFSProposalGuided DROPS InspectionsGuided DROPS inspections to pass on knowledge from experienced personnel to less experienced (either from experienced SDRL personnel to juniors, or by DROPS experts to SDRL personnel) 41AFS ME Proposal SDRL DROPS Inspector Coaching Junior DROPS Inspection oversight: Senior performs visual DROPS inspection first, then sends Junior to perform recorded inspection, then review inspection findings and coach for improvement. 42AFSProposalRigging & Slinging eLearning Re run eLearning for 'Rigging & Slinging' group sessions with all crews to raise awareness of correct requirements including prevention of DROPS. 43AFS ME Proposal Practical ‘On the Job ’ Red Zone training Practical 'hands on sessions' with drilling and deck crews focusing on DROPS identification and implementation of red zone requirements. 44AFSProposalRig InductionDropped Objects prevention included in Rig Induction 45AFSProposalEquipment Override Log Book Equipment Override Log Book developed with sign-off by Driller 46AFSImplementedDedicated DROPS Hazard Hunt day Normal Daily Hazard Hunt with Friday totally dedicated to DROPS

8. 8 DROPS INITIATIVES – AME & SUB REGIONAL Sub Region Implemented / Proposed InitiativeDescription 47AFSImplementedDepartmental DROPS Action Plan Departments develop an 'Action Plan' detailing how they will actively prevent DROPS in their area. 48MEProposal3 rd Party DROPS Satisfaction Survey 3 rd Party DROPS Company satisfaction survey completed by Rig Managers and submitted back to Dubai 49MEProposalSWA DrillsPlanned stoppages and SWA drills 50MEProposal Secondary Retention FocusQA/QC of secondary retention during DROPS inspection. Verify integrity/condition/suitability of secondary retention. 51MEPorposalRed Zone WardenContinued use of red zone and potential red zone warden to verify/mandate compliance.

9. Survey Results 9

10. 10

11. Survey Results 11

12. Survey Results 12

13. Conclusions 13 Increased DROPS awareness and knowledge across personnel during campaign. 93% Personnel want this type of campaign run again in 2016 90% Consider DROPS in every task they conduct 91% Agree that they get enough DROPS training to do the job safely 95% DROPS eLearning taught them something new 85%

14. Conclusions 14 Beneficial activities performed during the DROPS campaign were (ranked top to bottom) 44% DROPS hazard hunts 19% General awareness (including management communication) 7% Specific DROPS section in TBRA 13% Practical DROPS identification training How to improve the DROPS Campaign (ranked top to bottom) 19% Standardize practical DROPS identification training 9% Provide standardized DROPS equipment to rigs 7% Regional DROPS recognition scheme