HSE Advisor IV

Description: 

The Site Safety Rep will work collaboratively with DSRs,
Drilling Advisors, Superintendents, and Business Partners.
The following are the minimum expectations of drilling Site
Safety Reps:
• Attend the daily pre-tour and post-tour safety meetings
with business partner. The Site Safety Rep will assist the
DSR and Business Partner in executing the pre-task brief,
execution checklist, and debrief checklist for planned
work.
o The Site Safety Rep will ensure the meeting addressed
the following safety topics:
Stop Work Authority
SIF Prevention through identifying high risk operations
and ensuring SYLA are in place
Following procedures
Commit to the work plan
Own your performance
o Site Safety Rep will also communicate any lessons
learned and recent trends for learning opportunities.
• Deliver Field Level Orientation as needed for
new business partners.
• Deliver business partner introduction to HOP
training as needed for new business partners.
• Perform rig/completion site walk around pre-and post
tour daily with the rig/well manager/DSR/WSR.
o Rig inspections, mobile equipment (horsepower, mobile
platforms, forklifts, etc.)
o Housekeeping
o SPCC including Best Management Practices (BMPs),
secondary containments
o HAZCOM labeling
o Safety showers and eyewash stations
o OGDP noise, dust, odor, and light – SSR will
communicate which pad SSR is leaving, which pad SSR is
moving to; verify noise monitors are set out when required.
o Etc.
• List corrective actions on pre/post-tour inspection and
discuss with Rig Manager/DSR/WSR on a weekly basis to
assign personnel to work on the corrective actions that
have not already been completed.

• Complete thorough “handovers” with relief staff.
• Perform location inspections as required.
• Support rig moves and review lift plans.
• Assist DSR Performing Spill Prevention Containment &
Control (SPCC) Rig Inspection using the approved form
prior to switching to Oil Based Mud (OBM).
o Verify that the site meets the current SPCC plan for the
operation to be performed.
o Verify that all containments are serviceable and fit for
purpose.
o Ensure tank farm containment sides and overlap is
secured with straps or dirt around the sides to prevent
wind from blowing it over.
o Verify that all hoses are serviceable and have whip
checks where required.
o Ensure tank farm hatches and valves are closed and tight
before fluid transfers start to prevent leaks and possible
spills.
• Complete the HSER Finds (Field Inspection Noteworthy
Discoveries) v.01/24/2022 at the following intervals:
o Initially per new location
o Once per week thereafter
o As conditions change and necessitate additional
completion
Completed inspections will be sent to HSE Wells
Workforce Specialist and HSE Team Lead and appropriate
Wells and land personnel.
• Support  business partner DROPS program.
o Ensure Drops inspections are completed as required by
the Bridging Documents.
o Assist in inspecting equipment after rigging down and
before rigging up to ensure compliance with the Bridging
Documents.
• Verify elevator change out logs are completed and
adhered to.
• Pull work permits and JSAs for review. Opportunities for
improvement are addressed with DSR.
• Support DSR in completing Wellsafe Drills.
• Attend Drilling meetings as needed


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