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Incident Investigation and Follow-Up Procedure
Incident Investigation and Follow-Up Procedure
Purpose
To ensure that all incidents, near misses and hazardous situations are reported, investigated and
analyzed to identify where management controls have failed and to make recommendations to restore,
or identify new controls.
To ensure dissemination of lessons learned and prompt actions to correct the situation and prevent
recurrence both locally and at other locations.
Scope
The scope of this Procedure is the reporting, classification, investigation and follow-up of all incidents,
including near misses and potential incidents. Follow-up includes notification, analysis, recommendations,
implementation of actions arising from the investigation, dissemination of learning.
1.4 Enter an initial incident report into the Fountain Database; Incident 24 hrs
The following incident classifications shall not be entered into Owner
Fountain without approval from the Asset Manager and HSE
General Manager (or their delegates) -
Mark of Actual impact as 4 or 5
Potential of an incident on the RAM as RED
API Process Safety Incident flag
Note:
For Incidents associated with transportation of goods the Incident
Owner is the Site or Contract Holder and should be investigated
by Site personnel, with involvement of a representative from the
supplier e.g. Logistics or Materials Management Department.
1.5 Select an investigation team depending on the incident risk rating: Incident 24 hrs
Low: Worksite Supervisor, HSE Adviser, Contractor Owner
Representative. (executor)
Medium: Site/Activity Owner, HSE Adviser, Contract Holder /
Contractor Representative. For potential LTI’s the CEO will Site/Activity
appoint a CED Sponsor for the investigation. Owner
High: CED representative as team leader, HSE Adviser, Contract (contributor)
Holder, Contractor Senior Management, accredited Tripod BETA
Facilitator, subject matter experts, External authorities (Labor SE HSE
Inspection, Rostechnadzor, etc.) – consult C-HSE Department for General
guidance. Manager
(contributor)
1.6 Assign Investigation Team Leader and plan investigation in line Incident 24 hrs
with Terms of Reference for Significant and High Risk Incident Owner
Investigation (Appendix 4) or Terms of Reference for Medium Risk
Incident Investigation (Appendix 5) depending on the incident
classification.
1.8 Investigate incident to determine the underlying causes, using a Investigation 3 weeks
methodology appropriate to the incident severity. Ensure action Team Leader
items address all immediate causes and main underlying causes:
Ensure action items are SMART (Specific, Measurable,
Achievable, Realistic and Time bound);
State recommendations that are not directly related to the incident
chain of events in a separate paragraph of the incident
investigation report;
Ensure that the report contains as a minimum: Place, time, date,
description of the incident, Actual and Potential Consequences,
Details of barriers, barrier failures, and action items to prevent
reoccurrences.
All Medium and High risk incidents require an investigation report.
For Medium risk incidents the report details shall be
commensurate with the risk and complexity of the incident. SE HSE
For High Risk Incidents and incidents with actual damage RAM3+ General
a report may be disclosed externally to Lenders and Shareholders Manager
(on request) in accordance with the Methodology for Classifying
and Remediating Incidents and Breaches, therefore they shall be
approved by the Incident Owner and the HSE-General Manager
(or designate)
Note:
For investigation materials / specific tools use Sakhalin Energy
HSE web page or contact Corporate Safety Manager.
1.10 In case of Medium and High Risk Incidents to restore the Incident 60 days
compliance with Sakhalin Energy HSE Standards Owner
1.11 If compliance with Sakhalin Energy Standards cannot be restored Action 14 days
within the initial period, provide the Intercreditor Agent and the Parties 5 days
Phase 2 Senior Lenders with the Remedial Action Plan through C-
HSE (HSESAP Corporate Focal Point).
For Low Amber incidents
For High Amber and Red incidents
1.12 Enter investigation report into the Fountain Database; Incident 30 days
Owner
1.13 If there is significant learning for the organization, disseminate SE HSE 50 days
learning across SE Assets and where required to Shareholders. General
Manager
(executer)
1.14 Disseminate learning from incident investigations within Sakhalin Incident As per
Energy. Owner agreed dates
(executer)
1.15 Complete all remedial actions from the incident and provide a Action 12 months
quarterly update on their status to the Lenders. Parties and
Fountain
Focal Point
Specific Requirements for Incident Reporting, Investigation and Follow Up - Significant and High
Risk Incidents
2.2 In case of Medium Risk incidents (RAM 4,5) and High Risk SE HSE 5 days
Incidents notify Loan Compliance Team via e-mail: (SEIC Loan Assurance
Compliance SEIC-FD-CO) who are responsible then to notify the Manager
Intercreditor Agent and the Phase 2 Senior Lenders.
2.3 In case of a suspected work related fatality, arrange an initial SE CEO 1 week
meeting / teleconference with Shareholder Representatives
2.4 Analyse significant and high potential incidents using Tripod Beta SE Safety 1 month
methodology. Manager
Prepare a draft investigation report, draft Significant Incident
Review Briefing Note and supporting Learning from Incidents
Alert. These documents should be written in English and Russian.
Note:
Extensions shall be approved by the SE CEO or his delegate.
2.5 Review and approve the materials from previous step in a meeting SE HSE 2 months
involving the: General
SE CEO Manager
SE HSE General Manager
Shareholder Representatives
2.6 Arrange, prepare and conduct a Significant Incident Review (SIR) SE HSE < 3 months
meeting with the: General
SE CEO Manager
SE HSE General Manager
Shareholder Representatives
Confirm the final classification of the incident at the SIR meeting
Note:
The need to hold a SIR meeting for a High Potential incident is at
the discretion of the SE CEO.
2.7 Enter SIR actions into Fountain Impact. Incident 1 week after
Owner SIR
2.8 Submit a follow-up report to the TCM, which describes the status SE HSE 12 months
of actions and the results of (self-) assurance on gap closure. General
Enter report into FIM. Manager
2.9 Complete actions within 12 months of the incident. Action Parties 12 months
2.10 Enter a close-out report explaining how corrective actions have Incident 12 months
been implemented into the Fountain Database. Owner
Activity Fountain
Site/Activity Incident Local HSE Investigation
Task definition Worksite administrator Others
Owner Owner officer Team
Supervisor
Preliminary assessment of
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Ensure effective
8 implementation of agreed CON EXE CON
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Enter a close-out report
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