Taking Worksite Hazard Identification to the next level PDO HAZARD HUNT 2018 Taking Worksite Hazard Identification to the next level

Safety Moment? Unsafe welding station – no fire extinguisher, no escape hood, exposed electrical cables, poor ergonomic arrangement, inadequate ventilation, congested area & escape route not clearly identified, tripping hazard

Hazard Hunt Activity/Challenges Agenda Hazard Hunt Activity/Challenges 2017 Hazard Hunt 2018 Plan Introduction Top9 Exposures Sustainability 06 05 04 03 02 01

HAZARD HUNT since 2017 definition triggers Revitalised program Part of “back to basics” HSE operation Incidents Risk normalisation Coaching Improve RA Sync RL,BBS,FLS PDO Corporate Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) team has launched a revitalized Hazard Hunt programme at all worksites in PDO. This is part of a “back to basics” HSE operation.   Through a walkabout, observations, hands on, HSE specialists accompany workers who are asked to participate and spot the hazards, identify risks, unsafe acts or conditions in their own workplace. Each of their findings will be photographed and then discussed with focus on the potential dangers and of course the best measures to prevent or mitigate them. In each case, the photo records will also shared with the relevant supervisors, HSE advisers and contract holders, ensuring that the risk assessments stay at front of mind as “live” documents. In some cases the team designs a Hazard Hunt poster for use with other colleagues. In recent years, we have seen an alarming trend of worksite hazards which were either disregarded or not identified to workers for them to be aware. What is also disturbing is that there were a number of repeat incidents which resulted in serious injuries.” 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! 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 incidents involve personnel not knowing hazards or risk and unnecessarily putting themselves in the ‘line of fire’ at risk behavior! In 2017 Corporate HSE will be providing Hazard Hunt support and risk assessment coaching at the site locations. Hazard Hunt is all about bringing an improved HSE working environment to the front line staff those exposed every day The new Hazard Hunt methodology supports the new Behaviour Based Safety (BBS) activities, Front Line Supervision (FLS) and Reflective Learning (RL) and there will be a strong effort to synchronize and co-ordinate visits both to PDO and contractor sites.

Top 9 Hazards Challenges Goals Based on Historical Incidents’ Reviews and Analysis The Hazard hunt currently focuses on the PDO Top9 hazard exposures to tackle challenges. The exposures are related to our HSE data and specifically Lost Time Injuries. We fully expect to be able to reduce the accident frequency by concentrating on the work site activities and the hazards within. Our vision is to embed Hazard Hunt in all activities across the business and therefore to improve our HSE performance. Challenges Goals Involvement of stakeholders. Language barriers. Sustainability/quality of delivery Non productive time ( Production Vs. Safety) Fear factor ( hesitate to speak) Risk normalization Coaching and transferring knowledge to HSE advisors and front line supervisors/ workers (competence enhancement). Engagement with PDO and contractor site personnel. Improved risk assessments ( Keeping it live?) Synchronize the worksite hazard programs ( reflective learning, BBS, FLS) Overcoming risk normalization

But also the issue of how do we fight risk normalization, and how do we openly and honestly and productively deal with dilemmas When we started the activity we asked the team “if you want true engagement put your computer on sleep mode and your mobile phone on the drawer and just go and talk to people” and rly find out what's happening Tackling Risk Normalisation: Risk Normalization takes place when an activity becomes so familiar, or so routine, that you cease to see the potential areas of vulnerbility, and when you think about it its people becoming comfortable with circumstances that they shouldn’t be comfortable with, and it something we all can have occur in our lives. Nothing to be ashamed of but if your are walking/ working in a hydro-carbon plant where really dangerous materials float around and are piped around….. Then normalising risk can be quite a dangerous thing So we can tackle Risk normalisation by asking the workers open questions “What could go wrong? What are you worried about in the operation? Are you sure its going to be right every time you do this task? And having that aptitude about not telling people the answer, but asking the open question?” We don’t have a high degree of risk normalisation around baby's / toddlers We don’t just say: “Well, they haven't fallen off the satires yet, so that’s going to be OK.” we will always be alert to this. So how do we bring some of that way of thinking into our organisation? If something needs fixing, then lace up your shoes and do some organizing

Top9 Exposures – Hazard Hunt We have completed with partnering with other MSE departments and across the asset north and south 24 Hazard Hunts and 5 reflective learning’s 200+ Engagement with front line 24 different locations 4 different articles internal and external e.g. Al Fahal, Al Roya, and Newsletter

Journey of HAZARD HUNT 100% 31 19% 26 5 6/Q HH dashboard HH visits 2017 Reflective learning Publication 2017 Al Fahal Al Roya Newsletters Completed Completed 100% 26 5 Average 2017 More to come in 2018 6/Q 2018 2017 Coaching 2017/YTD 2018 HH visits 2018 Q1 3 15 31 7 Journey of HAZARD HUNT 6 19% HH dashboard Q2 Q3 Q4

Objectives Engagement Transfer Hazard Hazard 2018 Sustainability Engagement walk commitments focusing on Hazard Hunt Leadership 2018 Objectives Transfer knowledge formally to all PDO Contractors Staff Sustain How do we sustain this programme? Transfer information: what would you do with the contract HSE data? Update RA Hazard Hunt is included in 2018 HSE Corporate Plan & directorates HSE plan Management Hazard Hunt to be formally included into the HSE Monitoring plan Contractors

HAZARD HUNT 2018 January Ras Al Hamra Haitham UIR/UIB/UIC Completed Month Location MSE1 Team Lead Directorate Line HSE States January Ras Al Hamra Haitham UIR/UIB/UIC Completed February Marmul /Harweel Talib OSSM March Rabab Harweel Integrated Arif CHSR April Yibal Kevin KDC2 with CHS2 Qarn Alam/ Saih Rawl ONS May Bahja Said OSS June Amal Lily OSE81A September Marmul / Harweel Ongoing Fahud / Lekwhair KTG with CHS2, ONS1/ONS4 November Nimr/Rima December YKP with CHSK

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