Petroleum Development Oman LLC Contract Number C311333 Amal Heat Recovery System Generator (HRSG) - 1 Project C9, HSE Specifications

C311333 Amal HRSG-1 Project
Petroleum Development Oman LLC

Contract Number C311333
Amal Heat Recovery System Generator (HRSG)-1 Project
C9, HSE Specifications
GU-140
Section C9, HSE Specifications , Rev 3.9 Jan 2010
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Contents
1.0
HSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND HSE MANAGEMENT PLAN ........................................... 3
2.0
HAZARDS AND EFFECTS MANAGEMENT PROCESS (HEMP) ............................................. 3
3.0
HSE TRAINING ................................................................................................................. 4
4.0
HSE COMMENCEMENT CERTIFICATE ............................................................................... 4
5.0
PERFORMANCE MONITORING AND REPORTING ............................................................ 4
6.0
HSE INCIDENTS ............................................................................................................... 4
7.0
SITE RESTORATION ......................................................................................................... 4
8.0
HSE NON-COMPLIANCE PENALTIES ................................................................................ 4
9.0
SAFETY TRAINING OBSERVATION PROGRAMME (STOP)................................................ 5
10.0
APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS ............................................................................................ 5
11.0
APPENDIX 1: HSE TRAINING REQUIREMENTS ............................................................ 7
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1.0
HSE Management System and HSE Management Plan
1.1.1
Contractor shall have a developed HSE management system covering all activities under the
Contract that is compatible with Companys HSE management system as described in CP-122.
1.1.2
As part of Contractors HSE management system, Contractor shall develop a Contract HSE
management plan describing the specific actions, programs and procedures that will be
implemented by Contractor to manage hazards associated with the execution of the Services
under the Contract. The HSE management plan shall be developed in accordance with the
Contract HSE Management Procedure PR-1171, Part II.
1.1.3
The Contract HSE management plan shall cover all Contract phases from mobilisation through
execution, demobilisation and Site restoration.
1.1.4
The requirements specified in this Section C9 apply regardless of the status of an activity (e.g.
standing by or demobilised).
1.1.5
Contractor shall ensure that any person, admitted to the Site by Contractor or SubContractor
shall comply with the relevant HSE Specifications herein.
2.0
Hazards and Effects Management Process (HEMP)
2.1.1
Company has reviewed the content of the Services to be provided under the Contract and has
identified the following activities and hazards that, as a minimum, should be considered by
Contractor when developing the Contract HSE management plan:
Activity
Hazard
Driving/ Transport
Dust, road condition, weather, 3rd parties, animals/camels,

vehicle maintenance/condition, driver competence & fitness, load
restraining, driving permit, driving hours, speed, mobile phone
use
Manual handling, spills, fall of load, crane/ forklift failure, sling
failure, air winch failure
Home made, wrong for the job, wrong size or type
Tool racks, stoppers, conditions, securing mechanisms
Unsecured objects, earthing, un-authorized personnel, moving/
rotating parts, noise, vibration, hot surface (high operating
temperature), slippery surface/ trips, compressed air failure,
hydraulic power failure
Domestic, medical, batteries, drilling, exhaust fumes
Equipment failure, lockout failure, overloading circuit/ cables,
incorrect voltage/ frequency, high voltage.
Slips/ trips/ falls, falling objects, condition of ladders, condition
and presence of railings, loose gratings
Release of pressure, release of test fluid, not following
manufacturer guidelines, excessive pressure, stored energy,
material failure, connection failure, calibration failure
No gas flash back arrester, gas leaks, unsecured cylinders,
welding or cutting near flammable fluids, fumes, open flame,
arcing, UV light, heat stress, electrical failure
Exposure to paint, painting at height
Lack of Air, H2S
Crude oil & diesel, paints & coatings, oils & greases, solvents,
acids, mud chemicals, completion chemicals, cement, cement
chemicals, shock cards, storage, shading
Sharp objects, manual handling, steam, smoke, boiling water,
boiling oil, hot surface, slippery surface/ trips, chemicals,
electrical appliances, food contamination, water contamination,
flies/ insects, rodents
Fire, smoking, slippery surface, tripping, electrical appliances,
flies/insects, spiders, rodents, snakes, scorpions, heat, cold,
Material handling, Lifting,

loading, unloading
Use of hand tools
Storage of tools
Use of machines &
Equipment
Waste
Electrical work
Working at heights
Pressure testing
Welding, cutting, grinding
Painting
Confined spaces
Dealing with chemicals
Cooking
Accommodation/
desert environment
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Gases at surface
Explosives
Radioactive sources
Well intervention
(in addition to above activities)
Entry into Confined Spaces
2.1.2
winds, dust
Hydrogen sulphide, hydrocarbons
Storage (Security, nonsegregation of explosives, premature
detonation) and transportation (compatibility, shock/stress
loading, nonsegregation of explosives, premature detonation),
gun loading & laying down (e.g. trapped pressure), gun misfire.
Radioactive sources, storage and transportation
Hydrocarbons at surface, high pressure, hydrogen sulphide,
ionising radiation, naturally occurring radioactive materials,
ignition sources, tubular, drill pipe and BHA handling, elevated
objects, working out of direct sight (e.g. in the cellar)
Lack of air, H2S
Moving Equipment under Incorrect voltage /frequency, sparking/ earthing

Power Lines
Contractor shall prepare and implement a comprehensive HEMP as part of the HSE
management plan prior to Commencement of the Services as per PR-1171 Part II.
3.0
HSE Training
3.1.1
Contractor shall provide, as a minimum, HSE training for Contractor Personnel in accordance
with the minimum HSE training requirements as listed in Appendix 1 of this Section C9.
3.1.2
Contractor shall at all times maintain an up-to-date list of all Personnel employed under the
Contract, and details of the training courses they have attended, including the attendance date.
3.1.3
All Contractor Personnel shall have completed the training listed in Appendix 1 before
commencement of the Services, unless stated otherwise in Appendix 1 or unless otherwise
approved by the Contract Holder in writing.
4.0
HSE Commencement Certificate
4.1.1
Contractor shall not commence the Services until Company has issued the HSE commencement
certificate as per PR-1171 Contract HSE Management Part II, Appendix 1.
5.0
Performance Monitoring and Reporting
5.1.1
Contractor shall monitor HSE performance as per the agreed Contract HSE management plan
and shall complete and submit the Health and Safety Statistics - Monthly Return as per PR1171 Contract HSE Management Part II (http://sww2.pdo.shell.om/cehd/default.aspx).
5.1.2
The Contractor Chief Executive Officer (CEO) shall submit an HSE Letter of Assurance (LOA)
every year before 1 February to Company. The LOA is a confirmation from the CEO, with or
without qualifications, that the current implementation status and integrity of the Contractor
HSE management system meets the Contract requirements. Only one LOA per Contractor is
required covering all contracts with Company that are operational on 1 January of that year.
Company will issue the format and submission details for the LOA yearly in December.
6.0
HSE Incidents
6.1.1
Contractor shall report to Company and shall investigate all work-related HSE incidents, and
comply with the requirements as outlined in Companys Incident Notification, Reporting and
Follow-up Procedure, PR-1418.
7.0
Site Restoration
7.1.1
Upon completion of the Services, Contractor shall satisfactorily restore the Site, including any
areas of Company concession area and any premises thereon, used by Contractor to perform
the Services.
7.1.2
Company shall certify satisfactory Site restoration by issuing a site restoration certificate
(included in PR-1171 Contract HSE Management Part II).
8.0
HSE Non-Compliance Penalties
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8.1.1
Repeated failure by Contractor to comply with the Contract HSE obligations may result in the
removal from Site of the relevant Contractors supervisory and/or managerial Personnel.
8.1.2
In the event that Company considers that Contractor has failed to comply with the latest
approved Contract HSE management plan, or other Contract HSE requirements, then Company
shall issue Contractor with an HSE default notice.
8.1.3
An HSE default notice is any written notification issued by Company detailing specific aspects of
the Services that do not comply with either the latest approved Contract HSE management plan
or other Contract HSE requirements.
8.1.4
For each HSE default notification an amount of USD 1300 will become due to Company.
8.1.5
For the purposes of this penalty clause:

a) Where an HSE default notice contains several incidences of default, each incident shall be
considered as a separate HSE default notice.
b) Where HSE default persists for a period longer than twenty-four (24) hours, or any other
period as stated in the HSE default notice, then the applicable penalty shall be repeated for
each subsequent twenty-four (24) hour or other specified period that the default continues.
8.1.6
Where repeated HSE default notices are served by Company relating to the same HSE default
then the following remedies are available to Company:HSE Default
Penalty
Repeated Occurrence
(two or more default notices
for the same default)
Persistent non-conformance
(three or more default
notices for the same default)
Increased supervision by Company of Contractor at the cost of

Contractor
Suspension of Contractor and suspension of Contractors
registration for the relevant service group of the Contract
9.0
Safety Training Observation Programme (STOP)
9.1.1
Contractor shall fully implement a safety training observation programme, or Company

approved equivalent, in accordance with Companys Specification SP-1259 STOP.
10.0
Applicable Documents
10.1.1
Contractor shall adhere to the documents listed below.
10.1.2
Contractor shall ensure it has access to these documents and any updates thereto. Contractor
shall request Company to provide (access to) these documents if this is not the case.
10.1.3
Contractor will monitor updates to these documents and inform Company of such updates.
10.1.4
In the event that Company decides to implement any update to the documents listed below,
Company will issue an Instruction to Contractor.
10.1.5
Contractor shall ensure that hardcopies or electronic copies of the documents listed below are
readily available to all staff for which they are relevant, including on the Site, and that all staff
for which they are relevant are fully familiar with their content.
10.1.6
All documents listed in the table below can be found at:

http://www.pdo.co.om/hseforContractors/blocks/documentation/hsedocs.htm
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Document ID
Policies
PL-04
PL-10
Cs of Practice
CP-122
CP-123
CP-189
Procedures
PR-1065
PR-1171 Part II
PR-1172
PR-1418
PR-1708
PR-1709
PR-1078
PR-1081
Specifications
SP-1157
Specifications
SP-1170
SP-1230
SP-1231
SP-1232
SP-1233
SP-1237
Specifications
SP-1075
Document Title
Revision
Date
HSE Policy
Security Policy and Emergency Response Policy
2.0
2.0
Oct-07
Oct-07
Health, Safety and Environment Mgmt System Code of Practice

Emergency Response Documents Part I Code of Practice
Lifting and Hoisting
4.0
3.0
1.0
Apr-02
Jan-06
Sep-07
Emergency Response Documents Part II - Company Procedure

Contract HSE Mgt Part II For Contractors & Contract Holders
Permit to Work Procedure
Incident Notification, reporting and follow-up procedure
Lifting and Hoisting: Inspection, Testing and Certification
Lifting and Hoisting: Lift Planning and Execution
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) Management
The Buddy System
General
HSE Training
Health
Management of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM)
Medical Examination, Treatment and Facilities
Occupational Health
Public Health (accommodation, food, waste, camp inspection, etc.)
Smoking, Drugs and Alcohol
Ionising Radiation
Safety
Fire and Explosion Risk Management (FERM)
5.0
4.0
6.2
2.1
1.0
1.0
3.0
3.0
Jan-06
Jan-02
May-09
Jul-09
Sep-07
Sep-07
Jul-07
Feb-06
7.0
Oct- 09
3.0
3.0
1.0
4.0
2.0
1.0
Jun-05
Sep-08
Feb-02
May-07
Jul-02
Feb-02
2.0
2.0
5.0
8.0
5.0
4.0
1.0
1.0
2.0
4.0
3.0
2.0
1.0
2.0
1.0
Jul-02
Dec-06
Dec-06
Oct-04
May-06
Apr-06
Jun-99
Mar-01
Jul-02
Oct-04
Feb-08
Oct-08
Jul-02
Jun-02
Jul-02
3.0
1.0
Aug-09
Mar-03
4.0
3.0
3.0
6.0
3.0
3.0
4.0
3.0
1.1
Jan-09
Jan-09
Jan-09
Jan-09
Jan-09
Jan-09
Jan-09
Jan-09
Jan-06
4.0
2.0
1.0
0.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
2.0
Jan-09
Jul-02
Jul-02
Aug-00
Jun-02
Jul-03
Jul-02
Aug-08
SP-1084
SP-1099
SP-1104
SP-1110
SP-1111
Fire, gas and smoke detection systems

Electrical Installation Practice
Electrical Safety Rules
Electrical Supplies for Mobile Camps
Temp. electrical supply for construction & maintenance work
SP-1143
SP-1207
SP-1234
SP-1242
SP-1251
SP-1256
SP-1257
SP-1258
SP-1259
Specifications
SP-2000
SP-2001
Specifications
SP-1005
SP-1006
SP-1008
SP-1009
SP-1010
SP-1011
SP-1012
SP-1013
SP-1194
Guidelines
GU-195
GU-230
GU-273
GU-363
GU-419
GU-432
GU-441
GU-612
Specifications for Earthmoving & Construction Equipment

Vacuum Tanker Vessels
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Activities in the Vicinity of Overhead Power Lines
Training Requirements for Lifting Operations Personnel
Camps, Offices, Laboratories, Workshops & Industrial Safety
Scaffolding, working at height, lifting ops & earthworks
Quantitative Risk Analysis
Safety Training Observation Programme (STOP)
Road Safety
Road Transport
Load Safety and Restraining
Environment
Emissions to Atmosphere
Aqueous Effluent
Use of Energy, Materials and Resources
Waste Management
Environmental Noise and Vibration
Flora and Fauna
Land Management
Environmental Permitting
Chemical Management
Environment Assessment Guideline
FERM Facility Plan Guideline
Permit to Work Job Safety Plans
Guidelines for the use of Scaffolding
Logistics - Drilling/Transport Interface
Road Transport HSE Case
HSE Inspections Guideline
Incident Investigation, Analysis and Reporting
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11.0
Appendix 1: HSE Training Requirements
(C = has to be completed prior to Commencement Date, M = has to be completed within 2 months from the Commencement Date, R = recommended only)
These tables were extracted from SP-1157 at: http://www.pdo.co.om/hseforContractors/blocks/documentation/docs/current/specification/sp1157.doc
SP 1157 DRIVER TRAINING & ASSESSMENT

Course Title
Course Codes
Target Population
Type
Length
Recertification Interval
Without risk profiling:
1st recertification within 9 - 12 months of DD01,

thereafter within each subsequent year.
After risk profiling:

At interval produced by risk profile (includes DD03
elements where DD03 permit held)
Without risk profiling:
1st recertification within 9 - 12 months of DD02,
thereafter within each subsequent year.
After risk profiling:

o
At interval produced by risk profile (includes DD03
elements where DD03 permit held)
Recertification coincident with DD06 recertification
requirement.
DD01A, DD01E,
DD01H
All Contractor Personnel required

to drive light vehicles in the
performance of the Work or
Services
DD Heavy
vehicles, blacktop
roads
DD02A, DD02H

to drive heavy vehicles in the
Services
DD Graded Roads
DD03E, DD03A,
DD03H

to drive any vehicle type on
graded roads in the performance
of the Work or Services.
DD04A, DD04H
All Contactor Personnel required

to drive tanker vehicles on
blacktop or graded roads in Oman
in the performance of the Work or
Services.
6.5 hrs
including
Assessment
requirement.
DD05A, DD05H
All Contactor Personnel required

to drive buses on blacktop or
graded roads in Oman in the
Services.
1 day
including
Assessment

requirement.
DD Light vehicles,
blacktop roads
DD Light & Heavy

Tankers
DD Light & Heavy

Buses
DD Recertification
Assessment
DD06A, DD06E,
DD06H
All Contractor Personnel holding

Company DD permits of any kind,
required to drive in the
Services.
2 days
2 days
1 day
5.5 hrs
including
Assessment
(all driving licenses have to be accepted by the ROP)
o
To be taken in the highest risk category vehicle for
which the driver has a DD permit to drive. This
includes DD03 elements where a DD03 permit is
held. Without risk profiling: 1st recertification within
9 - 12 months of DD01 or DD02, thereafter within
each subsequent year. After risk profiling: At
interval produced by risk profile
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Pre-requisites for attendance

21 years of age or older
Valid light vehicle driving licence.
PPE: Working clothing required, spectacles or
contact lenses when prescribed for vision
correction.
Modules 1 4 Core HSE Learning Ladder.
Valid heavy vehicle driving licence.
PPE : As per DD01
Modules 1 4 Core HSE Learning Ladder
Valid and current DD01 or DD02 permit
Valid light or heavy vehicle driving licence
PPE : As per DD01 or DD02 PLUS: Safety
footwear
Modules 1 4 Core HSE Learning Ladder.
Valid heavy vehicle driving licence.
Valid, current DD02 permit
PPE : As per DD03
Modules 1 4 Core HSE Learning Ladder
Valid light vehicle driving licence held for not less
than 8 years and endorsed for bus driving (<26
passengers &/or <6 tons), or,
Valid heavy vehicle driving licence held for not less
than 4 years and endorsed for bus driving (>26
passengers &/or >6 tons)
Valid, current DD01 or DD02 permit as appropriate
PPE :As per DD03
Modules 1 4 Core HSE Learning Ladder;
As for the DD courses applicable to permits held.
Course Title
Course Codes
Target Population
DD Knowledge &
Understanding
Reassessment (all
courses)
DDPK
All Contractor Personnel who have

failed to achieve competency in
DD knowledge & understanding
during their DD course
DD Practical
tuition and
reassessment (all
DD courses)
DDPA
All Contractor Personnel who have

failed to achieve competency in
DD practical skills during their DD
course
Safe Journey
management
LXA970, LXE970,
LXH970
Contractor Personnel responsible

for the operational management of
logistics activities and Contractor
HSE Advisers
Type
C, if failed
assessment
on DD01,
02, 03, 04,
05. 06. 08
or 09
C, if failed
assessment
on DD01,
02, 03, 04,
05. 06. 08
or 09
C
Length
2 hours
One reassessment is possible. If 2nd failure,

original course must be re-attended.
As per the course originally attended.
4 hours
One reassessment is possible. If 2nd failure,

original course must be re-attended.
As per the course originally attended.
8 hours
Reassessment at 3 yearly intervals
DD permit
Core HSE Learning Ladder
SP 1157 LEVEL 1 HSE COURSES

Course Title
Course Codes
HSE Induction for

Contractors
LXE300, LXA300,
LXH300
All new Contractor Personnel
H2S Awareness &

Escape
LXE002, LXA002,
LXH002
All Contractor Personnel who may

need to enter H2S designated areas
H2S Awareness &

Escape
(High Risk Sour
Sites)
LXE002H, LXA002H,
LXH002H
Gas Testing Basic
LXE017
Self-Contained
Breathing
Apparatus &
Confined Space
entry
Self-Contained
Breathing
Apparatus &
Confined Space
entry (High Risk
Sour sites)
LXE001, LXA001,
LXH001
LXE001H, LXA001H,
LXH001H
Target Population
Type
Length
8 hours
HSE Core competence achieved and

maintained from 3 months onwards
4 hours

maintained from 3 months onwards;
Recertification assessment every 3 yrs
All Contractor Personnel who may

need to enter High Risk Sour H2S
designated areas in the Greater Birba
area.
4 hours

maintained from 3 months onwards;
Contractor Personnel designated as

Authorised Gas Testers
3 hours
Competence maintained and verified at

the workplace after 3 months;
8 hours
Competence maintained and verified in

Physically fit, no vertigo or claustrophobia Completion of

HSE Learning Ladder, verified HSE core competence and
min. 3 months in-field experience. PPE As for H2S
course
8 hours

Physically fit, no vertigo or claustrophobia plus - For those

employed pre-15/8/09, HSE Induction; H2S Awareness &
Escape; For those employed post-15/8/09, completion of
HSE Learning Ladder, verified HSE core competence and
minimum 3 months in-field experience.
PPE As per H2S course
All Contractor Personnel who are

required to use SCBA for gas testing,
during operational activities or in
operational emergencies.
(Requirement differs for F&RS staff).
All Contractor Personnel who are
required to use SCBA for gas testing,
during operational activities or in
operational emergencies at High Risk
Sour sites in the Greater Birba area.
(Requirement differs for F&RS staff).
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Not Applicable
HSE Induction.
Absence of known claustrophobia.
PPE Safety footwear, working clothing, industrial safety
helmet.
HSE Induction
Absence of known claustrophobia.
PPE Safety footwear, working clothing, industrial safety
helmet.
Completion of HSE learning ladder, verified HSE core
competence and min. 3 months in-field experience. PPE:
as per H2S course
Course Title
Course Codes
Target Population
Type
Length
Reassessment at 3 year intervals
Initial Fire
Response
LXE537E, LXE537A,
LXE537H
All Contractor Personnel
4 hrs
Fire Warden
LXO37
All Contractor Personnel
4 hrs
Chemical Hazard
Awareness for
Supervisors
LXE440, LXA440,
LXH440
8 hours
Chemical Hazard
Awareness
LXA441, LXE441,
LXH441
4 hours

Reassessment at 3 year intervals
Completion of HSE Learning Ladder, verified achievement

of HSE core competence and a minimum of 3 months infield experience. PPE As for H2S course
Chemical Hazard
Assessment
LXA442,LXE442,
LXH442
All Contractor Personnel required to

manage or handle hazardous
chemicals as part of the performance
of the Work or Services
1 hour
Every 3 years
Chemical Handling (Drivers & operational staff); Chemical

Handling for supervisors (managerial and supervisory
staff). PPE As for H2S course
Basic Life Support

(Foundation)
LXE401, LXA401,
LXH401
Contractor Personnel who are

designated 1st Aiders
24 hours
Basic Life Support

(Refresher)
LXE401, LXA401,
LXH401 (proposed
codes)
Contractor Personnel which are

professional drivers; Refresher for
Contractor designated 1st Aiders
8 hours
Contractor Personnel who supervise

operations or processes involving
chemicals.
Contractor Personnel who are
required to handle or transport
hazardous chemicals as part of the
performance of the Work or Services.

Recertification assessment at 3 year
intervals
Recertification assessment at 3 year
intervals
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HSE Induction
PPE As per H2S course
Completion of HSE Learning Ladder, verified HSE core
competence and min. 3 months in-field experience. PPE
As per H2S course
of HSE core competence and a minimum of 3 months infield experience. PPE As for H2S course

of HSE core competence and a minimum of 3 months infield experience. PPE Working clothes.
Valid, Company 1st Aid certificate or Internationally
recognised 1st Aid certificate. PPE Working clothes
(C = has to be completed prior to Commencement Date, M = has to be completed within 2 months from the Commencement Date, R = recommended only)
SP 1157 LEVEL 2 HSE COURSES

Course Title
Course Codes
Incident
Investigation
LXE032
HSE Tools & Skills
HTS
Safety Leadership
for Front line
Supervisors
SLS (E, A, H)
Safety Leadership
for Managers
SLM (E, A)
Safety Leadership
for Executive
Leaders
SLE
Permit to Work
Auditing
LXE046
Permit to Work
Holders
LXE510
Permit to Work
Signatories
LXE015
NORM for
Supervisors
LXA701,LXE701,
LXH701
NORM
Awareness
LXA702, LXE702,
LXH702
NORM
Technician
LXA703, LXE703,
LXH703
Target Population
M for Contractor HSE Advisors / R for
Contractor supervisors and managers,
incl. as a minimum Contract
Managers, who may be required to
lead incident investigations.
Contractor front line supervisors,
managers, senior mgrs and
executives.
Contractor Personnel who have a
Front line supervisory role
Middle or senior Contractor managers
whose role includes responsibility for
other staff at work.
Contractor senior managers and
executives whose role includes
corporate strategic management.
Contractor Personnel who may fulfill a
role within the Permit to Work Audit
Team as the nominated Auditor.
Contractor Personnel who will directly
supervise a work party (i.e. first line
supervisor, leading hand or charge
hand). A technician may also be a
permit holder.
Contractor Personnel who will fulfill a
role within the Permit to Work System
of permit applicant, area authority or
responsible supervisor
Contractor production operators/
supervisors, campaign maintenance
coordinators, pigging supervisors,
tank/separator cleaning supervisors,
rig/hoist managers, other supervisors
working with potential NORM
contaminated equipment or material
Contractor Personnel routinely or
frequently working on NORM sites.
Contractor Personnel required to use
radiation survey and monitoring
equipment at actual or potential
NORM locations
Type
Length
16 hours
Competence maintained and

verified in the workplace after 3
months and thereafter at 2 year
intervals
16 hrs
24 hrs
16 hrs
8 hrs
16 hours
8 hours

mnths, thereafter at 2 yr intervals
HSE Induction, H2S, IFR, HTS, CMCA and SLS or SLM as

appropriate. PPE As for H2S course
16 hours

HSE Induction, H2S, IFR, HTS, CMCA and SLS or SLM as

appropriate. PPE As for H2S course


Completion of supervisors, managers or executives HSE
Learning Ladder, verified achievement of HSE core competence
and a minimum of 3 months in-field experience. PPE Not
required
HSE Induction, H2S, and IFR courses.
PPE As for H2S course
HSE Induction, H2S, IFR, HTS and CMCA courses.
PPE As for H2S course
PPE - As for H2S course
PPE Not required
SLM, SLS or SLE as appropriate and a minimum of 2 years
experience as a PTWS.
4 hours
Not Applicable
HSE Induction, HSE Tools & Skills (Supervisory staff) or Dealing

with Hazards & Risks (other staff) and minimum 3 months infield experience.
2 hours
Not Applicable
HSE Induction, IFR, HSE Tools & Skills (Supervisory staff) or

Dealing with Hazards & Risks (other staff).
2 hours
Not Applicable
HSE Induction, NORMA or NORMS,
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SP 1251 LIFTING & HOISTING COURSES

Course Title
Course Codes
Mobile Elevating
Working
Platform/Bucket
Truck Operator
LXE 062, LXA 062
Mobile Crane
Operator
LXE060, LXA 060
Target Population
Type
Length
Contractor Personnel required to

operate a MEWP / Bucket Truck
8 hours
3 yearly recertification
HSE Induction. Minimum Age 21. Holds valid licence

for vehicle type recognised by ROP.

operate a crane
8 hours
HSE Induction. Minimum Age 21. Holds ROP Plant

licence for crane.
8 hours
HSE Induction. Minimum Age 21.
8 hours

Contractor Personnel required to act

as a banksmen, a crane operator, a
person in-charge of a lift (PIC), a
lifting equipment maintainer, or a
competent authorised person in
respect of a lifting operation.
operate a fork lift
Riggers &
Banksman
LXE 065, LXA 065
Fork Lift Operator
LXE 064, LXA 064
Self-Loader crane
(Hi-Ab) Operator
LXE061, LXA 061

operate a self-loader Hi-Ab
8 hours

Side Boom Tractor

Operator
LXE 063, LXA 063

operate a side boom tractor
8 hours

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