© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 1 The BOS HSE Management System Brad Whitaker, MSPH, CSP BOS Solutions HSE Director.

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© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 1 The BOS HSE Management System Brad Whitaker, MSPH, CSP BOS Solutions HSE Director

© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 2 The BOS HSE Management System (MS) is systematic process that defines the way we manage all our Health Safety and Environmental needs at BOS. Everything HSE related fits within this BOS HSE MS. It gives us structure with existing programs by putting them into a single common system. It gives us a standard package for bids and customer inquiries. And it provides harmonization within BOS and the work we provide and the HSE we deliver in the oil and gas industry. The following slides will define each of the BOS HSE MS elements and their sub elements. I encourage all employees to become familiar with the MS and to adopt it as the way you manage HSE for you and your location. You will see many updates and changes in the way we deliver HSE throughout BOS and the BOS HSE MS will indeed be the basis for making HSE the way BOS does business. I look forward to your continued commitment and leadership to HSE at BOS. Best, Brad Whitaker BOS Solutions HSE Director BOS HSE Management System

© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 3 Policies, Objectives Organization and Resources Standards, Procedures, Plans Risk Management Business Processes Performance Monitoring BOS HSE Management System Commitment and Leadership

© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 4 BOS HSE Management System 1.Commitment and Leadership Defines our commitment at BOS to HSE at both a company level and a personal level. We take HSE into account in all aspects and levels of our business. Our ultimate goal is to keep our employees safe from injury/illness, to eliminate environmental loss and to provide the highest quality service and product to our clients. We believe HSE is the key to our business success Line management provides strong, visible commitment, leadership and personal involvement in HSE Line management provides resources to reach HSE objectives All personnel shall be held accountable for their actions Sub-Elements 1.1Commitment Leadership 1.2Accountability 1.3Mentoring and Coaching (SSE Program) 1.Commitment and Leadership Defines our commitment at BOS to HSE at both a company level and a personal level. We take HSE into account in all aspects and levels of our business. Our ultimate goal is to keep our employees safe from injury/illness, to eliminate environmental loss and to provide the highest quality service and product to our clients. We believe HSE is the key to our business success Line management provides strong, visible commitment, leadership and personal involvement in HSE Line management provides resources to reach HSE objectives All personnel shall be held accountable for their actions Sub-Elements 1.1Commitment Leadership 1.2Accountability 1.3Mentoring and Coaching (SSE Program)

© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 5 BOS HSE Management System 2.Policies, Objectives – Senior management sets the strategic plan, HSE policies, and objectives that are communicated throughout the organization. This provides the HSE direction of the company – Sub-Elements 2.1HSE Policies 2.2HSE Objectives 2.Policies, Objectives – Senior management sets the strategic plan, HSE policies, and objectives that are communicated throughout the organization. This provides the HSE direction of the company – Sub-Elements 2.1HSE Policies 2.2HSE Objectives

© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 6 BOS HSE Management System 3.Organization and Resources – This defines our structure and role and responsibilities and the resources needed to achieve our HSE objectives. This includes our company HSE training plan and HSE information dissemination – Sub-Elements 3.1Organizational Structure (who does what) 3.2Organizational Responsibilities (who is responsible for what) 3.3Training and Competence (how do we do it) 3.4Information Management (how do we learn) 3.Organization and Resources – This defines our structure and role and responsibilities and the resources needed to achieve our HSE objectives. This includes our company HSE training plan and HSE information dissemination – Sub-Elements 3.1Organizational Structure (who does what) 3.2Organizational Responsibilities (who is responsible for what) 3.3Training and Competence (how do we do it) 3.4Information Management (how do we learn)

© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 7 BOS HSE Management System 4.Standards, Procedures and Plans –This element defines the company HSE standards or rules that give the detail of the how we achieve the HSE Policies and objectives, what training is needed, what our risks are, the expected standard procedures –Sub-Elements 4.1HSE Standards (gives BOS expectations/requirements for HSE risks) 4.2Standard Operating Procedures (How we perform our main tasks) 4.3Site specific HSE plans (How we implement at location Field, Shop, Office) 4.4Document Control (who owns, maintains stewardship of all documents) 4.Standards, Procedures and Plans –This element defines the company HSE standards or rules that give the detail of the how we achieve the HSE Policies and objectives, what training is needed, what our risks are, the expected standard procedures –Sub-Elements 4.1HSE Standards (gives BOS expectations/requirements for HSE risks) 4.2Standard Operating Procedures (How we perform our main tasks) 4.3Site specific HSE plans (How we implement at location Field, Shop, Office) 4.4Document Control (who owns, maintains stewardship of all documents)

© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 8 BOS HSE Management System 5.Risk Management –How we proactively manage risk in our workplace. Defines severity, likelihood, risk and how we address those through risk management process and manage change in the workplace to prevent loss from occurring –Sub-Elements 5.1Risk registry (what we are exposed to and controls to protect employees) 5.2Risk matrix (how we define risk and loss) 5.3Risk Assessment, PTW, MOC (how we manage High/Permitted risk/work and change) 5.Risk Management –How we proactively manage risk in our workplace. Defines severity, likelihood, risk and how we address those through risk management process and manage change in the workplace to prevent loss from occurring –Sub-Elements 5.1Risk registry (what we are exposed to and controls to protect employees) 5.2Risk matrix (how we define risk and loss) 5.3Risk Assessment, PTW, MOC (how we manage High/Permitted risk/work and change)

© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 9 BOS HSE Management System 6.Business Processes –Defines the critical processes to achieve our business needs. Includes finance, purchasing, asset equipment design and maintenance –Sub-Elements 6.1Procurement, Supplier Management 6.2Contractor and Client Management 6.3Asset, Equipment Integrity & Reliability (predictive and preventative maintenance, inspection replacement process) 6.4Business Continuity (what to do if interruption of business) 6.Business Processes –Defines the critical processes to achieve our business needs. Includes finance, purchasing, asset equipment design and maintenance –Sub-Elements 6.1Procurement, Supplier Management 6.2Contractor and Client Management 6.3Asset, Equipment Integrity & Reliability (predictive and preventative maintenance, inspection replacement process) 6.4Business Continuity (what to do if interruption of business)

© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 10 BOS HSE Management System 7.Performance Monitoring –How we are doing on achieving our objectives and reporting events and investigating them to prevent reoccurrence in the future –Sub-Elements 7.1HSE Event Reporting and Investigations 7.2Proactive HSE Reporting (Near Hit, Hazard, and Observational reporting) 7.3HSE Regulatory Compliance (meeting country regulation requirements) 7.4Performance Review (How we are doing at meeting our HSE objectives 7.Performance Monitoring –How we are doing on achieving our objectives and reporting events and investigating them to prevent reoccurrence in the future –Sub-Elements 7.1HSE Event Reporting and Investigations 7.2Proactive HSE Reporting (Near Hit, Hazard, and Observational reporting) 7.3HSE Regulatory Compliance (meeting country regulation requirements) 7.4Performance Review (How we are doing at meeting our HSE objectives

© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 11 BOS HSE Management System 8.Audits, Reviews, Continuous Improvement –Checking ourselves against our company HSE standards and performing management system reviews with senior management in the effort to continuously improve our HSE performance and finding opportunities for improvement –Sub-Elements 8.1Audits, Assessment (checks on what we are suppose to do) 8.2Management System Reviews (Executive Management check on MS) 8.3Corrective and Preventive Action Items 8.Audits, Reviews, Continuous Improvement –Checking ourselves against our company HSE standards and performing management system reviews with senior management in the effort to continuously improve our HSE performance and finding opportunities for improvement –Sub-Elements 8.1Audits, Assessment (checks on what we are suppose to do) 8.2Management System Reviews (Executive Management check on MS) 8.3Corrective and Preventive Action Items

© 2013 BOS Solutions Ltd. Revised: Mar 15,2013 Version 2 – BOS HSE MSpg. 12 BOS Management System