Petroleum Development Oman L. L. C. Document Title: Specification for hse cases


DCAF Deliverables for Execute and Operate Phases



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20.3DCAF Deliverables for Execute and Operate Phases


Many of the individual components of the Operations HSE Case are required deliverables under the Discipline Controls and Assurance Framework (DCAF) (note that the Operations HSE Case is a required deliverable in itself).

The full list of HSE DCAF deliverables for the later Execute and Operate phases which should be produced and signed off individually by the relevant competent person/Technical Authority are:

ALARP Demonstration (Bow-ties for qualitative ALARP demonstration)

HEMP Findings and Close out Report (updated)

HAZID/HAZOP Reports (updated)

Concept Risk Assessment Report, i.e. the Qualitative Risk Assessment (QRA) updated

Hazard and Effects Register (updated)

Greenhouse Gas (GHG) and Energy Efficiency Plan

Performance Standards for Safety Critical Elements

Impact Assessment

Fire and Explosion Assessment (updated)

Sustainable Development Plan (Updated)

HSSE and SP (Social Policy) Plan (updated)

HSSE and SP Philosophies Document (updated)

Environmental Permit

Health Hazards Exposure Monitoring Plan

Health Risk Assessment report

Medical facilities Assessment

Job type Health Risk Assessment

Emergency Response Plan

Security Management Plan

Consulted DCAF for latest version of specified deliverables and the Discipline Authority Manual (TAs)The Operations HSE Case shallcontain summaries and/or references to all the above documents. The following DCAF documents will be incorporated into the Operations HSE Case, either within the main body or as an appendix.

Statement of Fitness (within the Operation HSE Case)

Matrix of Permitted Operations (MOPO) (within the Operations HSE Case)

Asset Register (updated) (Appendix)

Safety Critical Element Register (Appendix)


21Glossary of Definitions, Terms and Abbreviations


Acronym

Definition

AI-PSM

Asset Integrity - Process Safety Management

ALARP

As low as reasonably practicable

CFDH

Corporate Functional Discipline Head

CSR

Concept Selection Report

DCAF

Discipline Controls and Assurance Framework

DEP

Design engineering practise

DG

Decision Gate

FEED

Front End Engineering and Design

FERM

Fire and Explosion Risk Management study

FID

Final investment decision

GHG

Greenhouse gas

HAZID

Hazard Identification

HAZOP

Hazard and operability study

HBV

Hardware Barrier Verification

HEMP

Hazards and Effects Management Process

HFE

Human Factors Engineering

HSE

Health, Safety and Environmental

HSE-MS

Health, Safety and Environmental Management System

HSSE

Health, Safety, Security and Environmental

IADC

International Association of Drilling Contractors

IPF

Instrumented protective function

JOA

Joint Operating Agreement

JVA

Joint Venture Agreement

KPI

Key performance indicator

MAH

Major accident hazard - Any situation with the potential for major consequences (harm) to people, environment, asset and reputation if released (severity 5 or high risk hazard)

MIE

Maintenance Integrity Execution

MOPO

Matrix of permitted operations

ORP

Opportunity Realisation Process

PEFS

Process engineering flow schematics

PSBR

Process safety basic requirements

PSUA

Pre-start up audit

PTW

Permit to Work

QRA

Quantitative Risk Assessment

RAM

Risk assessment matrix

Recovery measure

Any measure put in place to manage consequences and assist recovery from a top event

Risk

The likelihood of a Top Event combined with the severity of the Consequences (The risk is from the Hazard to people, environment, asset and reputation).

SCE

Safety Critical Element

SIEP

Shell International Exploration and Production

SMART

Specific, measurable, agreed, realistic and time-constrained

SP

Social policy

TA

Technical Authority

Threat

Any action or mechanism that could bring about the unplanned release of a hazard

Threat control

Any measure put in place to prevent a Threat being successful

Tolerable risk

Tolerable Risks are those that have been reduced to a level where they comply with the applicable laws and regulations, standards, strategic objectives and other agreed Tolerability Criteria.

Top event

The first thing that happens when a hazard is released (also known as first consequence)

TR-HBV

Total Reliability - Hardware Barrier Verification

TR-MIE

Total Reliability - Maintenance integrity Execution

UKOOA

UK Offshore Operators Association

VAR

Value Assurance Review




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