HSE Training and Competence Assessment in the Geophysical Industry

Covil, M.; Soethout, Joost A.; Reynolds, Gerry; Carouso, Mark; Jeffers, Stuart

doi:10.2118/35765-ms

SPE Health, Safety and Environment in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Conference 1996

DOI: 10.2118/35765-ms

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HSE Training and Competence Assessment in the Geophysical Industry

M. Covil¹,

Joost A. Soethout

Gerry Reynolds³

et al.

Abstract: This paper looks at the efforts of the seismic geophysical industry to continually improve it's health, safety and environmental performance, and in particular to improve the HSE behaviour and understanding of individuals within the industry. Specifically it deals with Ihc HSE training and assessment of competence of individuals in relation to their job responsibilities, based on best industry practice

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Competency Management Guidance for Geophysical Industry Personnel with HSE Responsibilities

Threadgold¹,

Hallows²,

Ingram

2016

SPE International Conference and Exhibition on Health, Safety, Security, Environment, and Social Responsibility

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The paper describes a recently revised guidance document for the geophysical sector of the oil and gas industry on the subject of competency management for personnel with HSE responsibilities. "HSE" is a historical acronym that is now used in the document to represent the broader set of disciplines that include occupational health, safety, environment, security and social responsibility. The revised IOGP document aims to provide guidance for companies in the geophysical sector of the oil and gas industry on developing and implementing a competency management system (CMS) and modules covering HSE aspects of geophysical activities. The modules can be used to develop training courses and to assess competency levels, with the goal of developing consistent training and improved competencies across the industry. Consistency across the industry has also been the goal of all previous versions of this document. The paper describes the significant changes made in the revision and why they are important.

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Competency Management Guidance for Geophysical Industry Personnel with HSE Responsibilities

Threadgold¹,

Hallows²,

Ingram

2016

SPE International Conference and Exhibition on Health, Safety, Security, Environment, and Social Responsibility

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