SafeLandUSA Orientation for Onshore E&P Updates, Milestones, and Contractor Impact

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1 SafeLandUSA Orientation for Onshore E&P Updates, Milestones, and Contractor Impact Bill Walker, Halcon Resources Tara Porter, ETC Alma Roberts, IADC Elizabeth Haley, PEC

2 What is SafeLandUSA? Orientation designed specially for the Onshore E&P Industry Consistent and widely accepted Safety and Health orientation Quality assurance through an audit program and oversight committee Eliminates redundancy of multiple orientations Ease of access to acquire orientation with instructors in over 40 states

3 SafeLandUSA Orientation Syllabus Common foundation of health, safety and environmental hazard recognition SafeLandUSA orientation does not take the place of required regulatory required safety and health training Specialized Photo ID card issued with the official SafeLandUSA logo Approved only as an instructor led orientation Standardized syllabus

4 SafeLandUSA Orientation Syllabus Incident Reporting and Investigation Accident Prevention Signs/Tags Hand Safety Material Handling Behavioral Safety Confined Space Lockout/Tagout Hazard Communication Electrical Safety Intervention/Stop Work Fire Prevention Walking Working Surfaces Job Safety Analysis PPE Workplace Violence Working at Heights Permit to Work Driver/Transportation Safety Excavation Trenching & Shoring Industrial Hygiene Emergency Evacuation

5 Over 1,000,000 people have completed orientation Program is now accepted across the country Program is used to introduce the Oil and Gas industry to students, first responders, etc. SafeLandUSA Milestones

6 SafeLandUSA Advisory Group The SafeLandUSA Advisory Group is a volunteer organization, comprised of members of the Oil & Gas Industry Mission To monitor and continuously improve orientation standards for the US land contractor community Responsibilities This organization responsibilities include but are not limited to: Syllabus Development Accreditation Review/Endorsement SafeLandUSA Industry Expansion

7 SafeLandUSA Accrediting Organizations Training providers operate under the endorsement of one of our three accrediting organizations: Energy Training Council (ETC) International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) PEC Safety (PEC)

8 SafeLandUSA Advisory Group Membership US onshore E&P operators Service/contractor companies Endorsed accrediting bodies Trade associations Representatives of federal and state agencies Other groups that interact with the oil and gas exploration, production, and transmission industry

9 SafeLandUSA Accrediting Organizations The Energy Training Council (ETC) is a non profit 501 c (3) organization with a primary goal of providing quality, oil and gas specific training to the oil and gas industry through member companies and affiliated educational institutions International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) is a non profit organization exclusively serving the oil and gas industry since IADC s mission is to improve industry health, safety and environmental practices; advance drilling and completion technology; and champion responsible standards, practices, legislation and regulations that provide for safe, efficient and environmentally sound drilling operations worldwide PEC Safety is a company committed to providing its customers with high quality HSE training, risk management, and consulting services suited to their specific needs and in compliance with regulatory standards

10 SafeLandUSA Accrediting Organizations

11 How do I verify that someone has a valid SafeLandUSA orientation? Common Searchable Database All SafeLandUSA providers enter SafeLandUSA orientation record information into the SafeLandUSA database All approved SafeLandUSA training can be verified via the SafeLandUSA website and click on Training Database

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13 Training Providers There are Authorized Training Providers located in most states The Accrediting Organizations websites provide tools to search for a provider in your area Visit for more information How do I become an Authorized Training Provider? Each Accrediting Organization has specific qualification requirements for becoming an Authorized Trainer

14 Testimonials Bill Walker SafeLandUSA provides a means of introducing a consistent understanding of the hazards for new or transferred workers within the US Upstream Oil and Gas Industry. This initial awareness period is critical as those employees may not be familiar with the work environment, tasks or the associated hazards. Bill Walker Sr. Director EHS for Halcón Resources

15 Testimonials Rick Ingram Before SLUSA, most of the larger operating companies had different orientations, and since many contractors and service companies worked for several of the operators, countless manhours were spent attending very similar presentations which was time consuming and worse, confusing for workers.

16 Testimonials Rick Ingram CDC Morbidity and Mortality report stated that the fatality rate of US Onshore E&P had dropped by over 36% over the eleven year period from 2003 through 2013, even with an increase in activity. In my opinion, this was due in large part to SLUSA. Rick L. Ingram, SGE H&S Advisor, BP Lower 48 Onshore (retired) Member, NACOSH

17 Introduction QUESTIONS COMMENTS Introduction of Panel Members Tara Porter, ETC Alma Roberts, IADC Elizabeth Haley, PEC

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