Human Factors Competence

Let’s talk human factors.  How are you addressing human reliability, teamwork and supervision on your new projects or on rig re-activation projects?

Competence standards should be established for supervisory personnel which include:

·        Non-technical skills.

·        The management of organisational Performance Influencing Factors within their control.

·        Supervisory roles and responsibilities clearly defined in the context of major hazards.

·        Supervisor’s role in managing compliance with safety critical procedures and rules.

·        Addressing the limitations of self-managed teams.

Salos has just begun another project auditing a wells teams, onsite.  We are also pinpointing elements of human factors disciplines, predominantly in the realm of well control.

Want to know more?  Email us at contact@salos-sunesis.com