TWM STOP 5/02 Slide 1 To date in 2002 there has been, To date in 2002 there has been, 6 Lost Time Incidents & 55 injuries in Well Engineering (6 LTI’s.

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TWM STOP 5/02 Slide 1 To date in 2002 there has been, To date in 2002 there has been, 6 Lost Time Incidents & 55 injuries in Well Engineering (6 LTI’s or less is our target for the whole year !) There were 2 LTI’s in 2 days ! Are YOU serious about Safety ?

TWM STOP 5/02 Slide 2 These are not just statistics ! These are not just statistics ! Just think for a moment - a total of 61 people have been injured just doing their job. Just think for a moment - a total of 61 people have been injured just doing their job. The results were Pain, Sorrow & Hardship, for those injured, their friends and their family! Are YOU serious about Safety ?

TWM STOP 5/02 Slide LTI No.1 03/01/02 MB Petroleum - Hoist 7 Floorman’s finger pinched between swinging pipe spinner and post - fractured bone.

TWM STOP 5/02 Slide LTI No. 2 23/02/02 Midwesco Hoist-10 Man slipped whilst climbing down off a container bracket - tissue damage to heel.

TWM STOP 5/02 Slide LTI No.3 25/03/02 Sea & Land - Rig 70 Floorman struck his fellow workers hand with a hammer, whilst attempting to remove a thread protector - broken finger.

TWM STOP 5/02 Slide LTI No. 4 05/04/02 Hamdan/Schlumberger CTU 20 Hamdan helper lost 4 fingers between cable and trailer rear roller.

TWM STOP 5/02 Slide LTI No.5 28/04/02 MB Petroleum Rig-29 Floorman dropped a hammer on his fellow floorman’s hand - broken bone.

TWM STOP 5/02 Slide LTI No. 6 29/04/02 MB Petroleum Fahud Workshop Technician fell from a ladder and was struck by a heavy crossover which fell from the rack - cracked pelvic bone.

TWM STOP 5/02 Slide 9 WHERE ARE WE GOING ? p 16 LTIs + 1 Fatality in Well Engineering during 2000 p 19 LTIs + 1 Fatality in Well Engineering during 2001 p ?? LTIs in Well Engineering during 2002 (6 in the first 4 months) Are YOU serious about Safety ? WHY IS IT HAPPENING ? Inadequate Hazard Identification Inadequate Supervision Inadequate Job Planning The Basics are not being done !

TWM STOP 5/02 Slide 10 What are YOU going to do to make sure: p this does not happen to you ? p this does not happen to someone you work with ? Are YOU serious about Safety ? Use the tools available and use them properly: - Tool Box Talks, Haz ID, STOP….. Think about : - what could go wrong - then make sure it doesn’t - how the things you do effects others - then make sure they don’t

TWM STOP 5/02 Slide 11 We Want You and the people you work with to Return Home Safely to your Family ARE YOU SERIOUS ABOUT SAFETY ? Are YOU serious about Safety ? LOOK AFTER YOURSELF, LOOK AFTER THE PEOPLE AROUND YOU, LOOK AFTER YOUR FAMILY.