Incident investigation for upstream drilling and well operation

Incident management starts when the initial emergency response activities are over.

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Incident investigation for upstream drilling and well operation

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Incident management starts when the initial emergency response activities are over. Then we must secure the site, secure perishable information, inform stakeholders, and consider quarantine of the site and equipment, maybe issue Stop Work-order and a Safety Alerts. Then comes assessment of level of investigation, forming an investigation team, supporting them in data collection, interviews and discussion of findings, and finally actions plans, implementation and follow up. In this training we go through all these steps and the activities and roles and responsibilities related.

Training Objectives

Be able to participate in and advise on efficient and constructive incident investigation, incl. selection of analysis methodology

  • Build a firm knowledge by understanding of the process elements in incident investigation in order to improve the work efficiency.
  • Attaint best position by understanding the roles and responsibilities in incident investigation.
  • Improve work effectiveness by learning the overview of most common methodologies for incident analysis, their differences, advantages and challenges in order to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of work performance.
  • Efficiently fulfill your role and responsibilities in incident investigation in order to maximize the learning benefits,

Audiences

This program was developed for, but not limited to, key personnel in the office, e.g. project manager, engineer, superintendent, HSEQ professional and key personnel in operations, e.g. supervisor, installation manager, site manager, HSEQ professional

Instructor

Lisbeth Holberg

Lisbeth Holberg’s key competences are with the following industries: Oil & Gas, Drilling, Offshore, Wind farms, power plants, process industry

Lisbeth Holberg has worked as an independent consultant, as Trainer, Lead Investigator and Executive HSE Advisor since 2009. Before this she worked with the Danish energy company ‘DONG Energy’ for 9 years, in their Oil & Gas business, looking after all aspects of QHS&E related to drilling and well service activities.

Lisbeth Holberg is an accredited Tripod Trainer (see http://publishing.energyinst.org/tripod/atc) since 2013 and conducted 2-3 in-house or open Tripod Practitioner trainings.

Lisbeth Holberg has worked as a trainer for in-house and open trainings related to incident investigation and safety culture since 2009 (as a consultant) and before that in-house training for her employer DONG Energy.

Daily Aims

Day 1 : INCIDENT INVESTIGATION ELEMENTS

  • Welcome & expectations
  • Introduction to incident investigation, process elements, roles and responsibilities
  • Group work around participants’ experience with incident investigation (from work and home life)
  • Simple training case (group work): How to plan an investigation (process industry)
  • Incident Investigation and Emergency Response
  • Initial discussion about application in participants’ work situations

Day 2: INCIDENT ANALYSIS

  • Basics of incident analysis
  • Introduction to common methodologies for incident analysis, their differences, advantages and challenges
  • When to use which analysis methodology?
  • Introduction to interview technique
  • Simple training cases (plenary session): Analysis
  • Semi-advanced training case (group work): Analysis
  • Feedback in plenary session
  • Time permitting: Prepare training case for role play on process elements (group work and plenary session) – to be continued Day 3

Day 3: PRACTICAL WORKSHOP

  • Training case for role play on process elements (group work and plenary session), using all elements taught in Day 1 and Day 2
  • Discuss application in participants’ work situations
  • Evaluation

Training Schedule

No upcoming session is scheduled yet. Send a quick inquiry and we will let you know the next date.

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Align with API/ASME standards. Trusted by major operators.

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