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    HSE in DesignBest Practice Forum July 2007

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    HSE in Design

    Anonymous quote from a fitter Bass Strait

    If you want something simple,made ##### difficult get an

    engineer involved!!

    TheKnack-_Harris.mpg

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    HSE in Design

    What does the term HSE in design mean to us?

    The technical side of HSE (using sophisticated tools(rightly) for managing the risks in design)

    QRA, EIA,HAZOP, HAZID,ENVID,HEMP, SIL standard tools supported by software programmes usedfor achieving statutory compliance and design safety

    intent however not used throughout industry sectors! On the other hand the more agricultural aspect of HSE

    e,g, field execution rely on PPE and JHAs etc.

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    HSE in Design

    Sharp EndSharp EndFront EndFront End

    What is happeninghere?

    Event

    CurrentFocus

    JHA, JSA

    Stepback 5x5

    PPE, BOPs

    Just Culture

    PTW

    Challenger;Piper

    Alpha;

    Texas City;

    Bhopal.

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    HSE in Design

    The events are memorable and often lead torecommendations/statutes on design requirements

    Piper AlphaPiper Alpha

    Texas CityTexas City

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    HSE in Design

    The fact is that many accidents occur related to designissues they dont make headlines, dont get fed backinto the organisation and therefore dont provide impetusfor change

    This presentation illustrates several examples, onewhere a design feature failed and one where a designspecification was not included

    It will also give some thought on the transition fromengineering to Construction and where areas of risks

    can occur

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    Case Study Field Engineering

    Erection of Structural Steel

    Design intent was to hold the gratings in by welded

    brackets - fitted during fabrication An added safety feature to secure the grating prior to

    clipping

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    Case Study

    As the structure was torqued up what happened?

    The Gratings rode over the bracket and created agreater hazard!

    What was the decision made at that time?

    Back to basic and not fit the brackets

    The design caused a deviation from standard workingpractice e.g. Access was allowed/Clips not fitted

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    Conclusion

    Steel erection Foreman allowed pipefitters into the areato string out pipework

    He advised them the structure wasnt torqued

    He stepped onto a grating which moved and he fell tohis death

    There were other factors but the design initiated the

    chain of events that led to someones death

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    2nd study

    LNG plant

    Specification called for non-return valves to be fitted for charging

    the systems

    Final design didnt include these valves not ordered

    Punch listing by customer identified that the valves were not fitted

    Hundreds of valves were ordered and fitted as a priority

    Some were sticking

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    2nd study

    Recharging a glycol wet leg system

    System (operated at 48 Bars) with valve isolations

    Relief valve not operated so couldnt refill against thehead of pressure

    Connected to the drain lines (traditional method)

    Opened relief valve when he still couldnt charge On completion his Colleague operated the main supply

    valve by mistake

    The system became pressured and blew the bottom outof the charging can, hitting the technician in the face

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    HSE in Design

    What is common to both incidents?

    The engineers responsible will never know

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    HSE in Design

    Engineering exerts a major influence on an EPCMproject

    Too much engineering can impact on constructionschedules, creating higher levels of risk (The madscramble)

    Field Engineering changes made without theappropriate safety reviews

    A word on CDM 1994

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    Evolution of HSE

    T im e

    1 9 8 0 s

    TECHNOLOGY

    1 9 9 0 s

    TECHNOLOGY

    MANAGEMENT

    SYSTEMS

    2 0 0 0 +

    TECHNOLOGY

    MANAGEMENT

    SYSTEMS

    BEHAVI OUR

    Zero ha rm

    EngineeringEngineering ConstructionConstruction

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    Practical Considerations

    Preliminary project risk assessment what you aregoing to build, where its going to be built, who is goingto build it and what resources are needed

    - Example if scaffolding is a problem, design in the access

    Get the engineers into the field, most never see what

    they design Hold design reviews and involve the right balance of

    people (not just for safety)

    Prior to an engineering safety review, take timeout for asafety moment

    Have a common project risk register that doesnt stop at

    Detailed Design

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    Conclusion

    HSE in design is not just about integrity and reliability ofthe product

    It affects the whole project - construction,commissioning and eventual maintenance

    The state we want is;

    If you want something difficult madesimple, get an engineer


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