Roland Moreau
ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company
Best Practices in HSEEdited By: Dean Slocum
This 2009 update presents a sample of some of the best, most recent pieces of work from SPE’s HSE events, addressing a broad range of topics that are of current and emerging urgency to the industry. The objective of this collection of papers is to present a snapshot of recent notable accomplishments in HSE management and to establish a useful basis for industry professionals to learn from, apply, and build on the developments achieved to date.
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Water management is a hot topic in the petroleum industry, impacting many operational aspects from access and resource protection to production and treatment. This workshop will touch upon all aspects of the operation with special consideration to a holistic approach in water management and conservation.
The SPE Research and Development Technical Section will host a special topical luncheon to facilitate focused dialogue on Production Monitoring and Control System Technologies. In a series of informative and thought provoking presentations, a panel of industry experts will discuss current uses and future opportunities for these technologies as well as outline the various R&D challenges and needs that must be addressed to overcome their present limitations. A panel question and answer session will follow the presentations.
This event will feature a presentation about technology development and the need for more radical innovation to meet the future challenges in the oil and gas industry.
Join us on 10 October for three perspectives from companies at the forefront of technology commercialization in this 90-minute webinar presented by Ashok Belani, Ram Shenoy, and Einar Gamman.
Join industry leaders Libby Cheney, Brian Sullivan, and Charlie Curlee in this online event discussing a range of reporting and rating topics facing corporations today.
Join Ilse Castellano for a ninety-minute presentation on local stakeholder engagement being a key element to project execution and business success.
Attend this presentation for a review of the ongoing study and advocacy efforts being led by the American Petroleum Institute (API), focusing on EPA’s national hydraulic fracturing study and their work in Pavillion Wyoming. The ultimate outcomes of EPA’s work on these two studies will have significant influence on how hydraulic fracturing operations will be conducted in the future.
A virtual place where you can meet, collaborate, and discuss specific technical challenges and resolutions, SPE Connect is now your link to SPE members in the Health, Safety, Security, Environment and Social Responsibility (HSE) discipline worldwide.
When investigating incidents or accidents, there is a fundamental relationship between administrative controls (including procedures/policies) and the management portion of enforcement/accountability. The question is not only, "Do policies and procedures impact human performance?", but should also be "How much to policies and procedures impact human performance?". I want to discuss the role management and corporate culture have on the use of procedures and policies and what can be done to change both the management culture as well as the working culture with these documents.
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