Offshore Energy Services, Inc. ABOUT HS&E PRODUCTS AND SERVICES NEWS LOCATIONS CAREERS OFFSHORE ENERGY SERVICES, INC. Health, Safety, and Environmental Learn how Offshore Energy Services, Inc. takes a proactive approach to safety, quality, integrity. Here's a list of our proactive health, safety, and environmental programs Workplace Orientation Any employee with less than 6 months with OES or in their current position. Each SSE receives an orientation, training, and an evaluation following 6 months of service in the current position. SSE’s are assigned a mentor and identified by a hi-vis orange hard hat. Job Performance Report Used to document and track the performance of field personnel, tools, and equipment on each job. Reviewed by the operations manager following the job. CASER Communicating Awareness, Safety and Environmental Responsibilities - OES’s behavior-based safety program involving employee observation and intervention of both safe and at-risk behaviors. All employees are trained in observation and feedback techniques. OES tracks BBS performance. Job Safety & Environmental Analysis Used to communicate to personnel involved in a task the steps of the task, the potential hazards of the task, and the recommended safe procedures to minimize exposure to the hazards. We also use visual JSEA that include pictures of ouroperations used in conjunction with the written JSEA. Short Service Employee Any employee with less than 6 months with OES or in their current position. Each SSE receives an orientation, training, and an evaluation following 6 months of service in the current position. SSE’s are assigned a mentor and identified by a hi-vis orange hard hat. Employee Passport A wallet-sized card issued to service personnel, which validates the employee's date of hire and all regulatory training that has been completed. Quarterly Safety Meetings Management’s key element for communicating the importance of safety within our organization. The meetings foster dialogue between employees and management regarding safety and operational issues. Each employee is required to attend at least one meeting per quarter. S.A.F.E. Shutdown Authority For Everyone is an awareness program reviewed with personnel on location to emphasize their right, authority, and obligation to shut down any task they feel is unsafe. OSHA 24 Hour Core Training All employees receive 24 hours of OSHA safety training during the 1st week of employment. All employees attend an annual 8 hour refresher. Safety Observations Formal observations conducted on work locations by safety department personnel and/or operations managers. Observations include: pre-job safety meeting and JSEA critique, rig-up procedures, proper tool and equipment use, and work-in-progress behaviors. Most observations are done randomly but may be requested by OES customers. PAUSE An OES program that involves a brief 5-10 minute shutdown of the task, within the first hour of start-up, in order for all crew members on location to discuss any safety issues that may have arisen since start-up but not discussed in the pre-job safety meeting. Facility Inspections Conducted monthly by employees within each department at each OES owned facility. The inspection helps identify and mitigate existing hazards. Inspection reports are reviewed by the HSE department and action plans are developed and tracked to closure. © Copright 2018 Offshore Energy Services, Inc. Terms Of Use Privacy & Security Statement