Measuring What Matters – Contractor HSE KPIs That Drive Results
Discover the right HSE KPIs to manage contractor performance effectively. Learn how PLC Group Malaysia helps improve safety through KPI-driven audits and training.
Learning from Incidents in Contractor HSE: Best Practices from IOGP 423
Learn how oil & gas operators and contractors can build safer workplaces through structured incident learning. PLC Group offers audits and training for continuous HSE improvement.
Bridging the Gap – Aligning Operator and Contractor HSE Cultures
A solid HSE system isn’t just about procedures and checklists — it’s about people and culture. One of the biggest challenges in contractor management is aligning the HSE values and behaviors of contractors with those… Bridging the Gap – Aligning Operator and Contractor HSE Cultures
Monitoring Contractor HSE Performance Onsite – A Key to Safer Operations
Once contractors are mobilized to your site, the real test begins. Contractor-related incidents remain a leading cause of major accidents in high-risk industries like oil & gas. According to IOGP Report 423, proactive onsite HSE… Monitoring Contractor HSE Performance Onsite – A Key to Safer Operations
The Foundation of Contractor HSE Management – Why Pre-Contract Planning Matters
Contractor HSE performance starts long before work begins on-site. In fact, the most critical decisions that shape health, safety, and environmental (HSE) outcomes happen during the pre-contract planning phase. IOGP Report 423 underscores the need… The Foundation of Contractor HSE Management – Why Pre-Contract Planning Matters
CIMAH Report Part C – Demonstrating Control Through Safety Systems
IntroductionPart C of your CIMAH Report presents your Safety Management System (SMS). This section proves to DOSH that you are not only aware of the risks but are effectively managing them. What Should Be Included… CIMAH Report Part C – Demonstrating Control Through Safety Systems
CIMAH Report Part B – Identifying Major Hazards
IntroductionPart B of your CIMAH Report is crucial. It addresses the identification, analysis, and evaluation of major accident hazards (MAHs). This section uses both qualitative and quantitative assessments to justify the need for control measures.… CIMAH Report Part B – Identifying Major Hazards