1. Taking Worksite Hazard Identification to the next level
PDO HAZARD HUNT 2017
Taking Worksite Hazard Identification to the next level

2. What is Hazard Hunt? HAZARD HUNT is not new to PDO.
However, recent accidents is now driving a review of hazards and risk assessment.
A PDO corporate team will be working to assist YOU in worksite hazard identification and risk assessment at YOUR worksite!

3. Hazard Hunt! - How does it work?
The corporate HSE team will, work with and through Contract Holders (CH) and will arrange a visit to agreed worksites to carry out a HAZARD HUNT session.
The team will attend and work with your team and carry our a practical review of the hazards and hazardous conditions in your worksite. The review will be recorded in pictures using an intrinsically safe camera.
The HAZARD HUNT team will then debrief the team at site, report and record the information and working with the CH update the risk assessment for the site.

4. Hazard Hunt - How Long does the session take?
The HAZARD HUNT sessions are designed for 2 hours. This includes:
15 minutes safety brief for all, tool box talk or TRIC as required by site,
45 minutes, minimum, site walkthrough with the camera (rig/workshop/yard/construction)
45 minute debrief of the findings
15 minutes session feedback
The sessions will be extended (or shortened) depending on the size of the operation and the customer requirements.

5. Hazard Hunt - Activity
Objective: to bring a Qualitative approach to hazard and risk assessment; in a practical way and to the work site level
Reason: many recent PDO accidents involve personnel not knowing hazards or risk and unnecessarily putting themselves in the ‘line of fire’ at risk!
In 2017 Corporate HSE will be providing Hazard Hunt support and risk assessment coaching at the site locations.

6. HAZARD HUNT Deliverable
At the end of the session the Hazard Hunt team will produce a simple picture report to be signed by the site manager/Rig Supervisor and a copy to be sent to the relevant HSE manager or advisor and Contract holder.
The HSE manager/Advisor must check that there is a current risk assessment that incorporates any new or updated findings.
Actions where required to be included in PIM.

7. Hazard Hunt - Other benefits
At site, a better understanding of Hazard and risk
Top9 HSE exposures included in the activity
Hazards related to LSRs highlighted
The risk assessment (Appendix D) for contracts will be reviewed and updated
The PDO and Contract HSE advisors and personnel involved in Hazards Hunts e.g. Field Standards Officers will be coached in the approach
Site staff will be consistently involved in Hazard Hunts
The Pictorial record of Hazards/Risk will be developed or updated.
A corporate database (excel) of hazards and risk will be developed to be available to all on the PDO and Contractor web.

8. Hazard Hunt – Top9 Exposures
The Hazard Hunt will cover activities on the sites visited.
The Hazard Hunt team will also include reference to the identified top9 HSE exposures .
The Hazard Hunt team will relate to Life Saving Rules where appropriate.

9. Hazard Hunt - When will this start?
The HAZARD HUNT team will be available from February 1st They will be working with Contract Holders to arrange the visits.
How Can I book the team ?
Contact MSE12 by phone or ( )

10. Hazard Hunt - Team Administration?
All details will be recorded:
Sessions
Directorate
Contract number
Attendees
HSE Advisors (Field Standards Officer) identified to deliver future Hazard Hunts
Web Updates (tool Box)

11. Corporate HAZARD HUNT Team
Nasser Hatmi
Arif Balushi
Haitham Yahyai
Talib Shaqsy
Kevin Doyle
Specialist HSE Support
Najya Hinai Lily Keh-Camero Lucien Van Ham Khalid Hashmi Hamed Al Esry Mohamed Shuayli