The GOLDEN RULES of SAFETY for

Field Line Supervision & HS Personnel

Method:

•         Identify location

•         Identify task

•         Identify hazards at worksite

•         Identify controls in place

•         Are the elements of the Golden Rule and procedure being applied? Feedback /report.

Assessment of Competence

What are the Golden Rules?

There are 8 key focus areas covered by the Rules

•         Permit to Work

•         Energy Isolation

•         Ground Disturbance

•         Confined Space Entry

•         Working at Heights

•         Lifting Operations

•         Vehicle Safety

•         Management of Change

•         Getting the Basics Right!

•         BP’s safety policy states no harm to people and no accidents. Everyone who works for or on behalf of BP is responsible for their safety and the safety of those around them.

•         The following safety rules will be strictly enforced to ensure the safety of our people and our communities.

•         BP‘s senior leadership are accountable for communicating, training, implementing, and auditing these rules to assure compliance and performance.

•         Getting the Basics Right!

Although embedded in each of these rules, it is important to emphasize that:

Work will not be conducted without a pre-job risk assessment and        a safety discussion appropriate for the level of risk.

All persons will be trained and competent in the work they         conduct.

ü  Personal protection equipment will be worn as per risk   assessment and minimum site requirements.

Emergency response plans, developed from a review of   potential emergency scenarios, will be in place before             commencement of work.

EVERYONE HAS AN OBLIGATION TO STOP WORK  THAT IS UNSAFE.

Safety is not an optional consideration

Our goals are clearly stated.

They are:

NO ACCIDENTS

NO HARM TO PEOPLE

NO DAMAGE TO THE ENVIRONMENT