Health, safety & environment
Safety is engineered into every project
Offshore work is unforgiving of assumptions. We plan safety into the scope before mobilization — in the engineering, the sequence, the resourcing and the supervision.
- Philosophy
- Zero harm
- Work control
- Permit-to-work / JSA
- Authority
- Stop-work, any person
- Reporting
- Incidents & near-misses
Philosophy
Zero harm, applied to planning
A zero-harm philosophy means each activity is planned so that harm is not a foreseeable outcome — and that anyone can stop work when it is.
Offshore projects combine lifting, hot work, confined spaces, live systems and marine interfaces, often simultaneously. Our controls are designed around that reality: hazards identified in engineering, mitigations designed into the work sequence, and permits, isolations and supervision enforced at the work front.
Personnel are mobilized against the client's competency, medical and training requirements. HSE performance is reported transparently throughout execution, including near-misses and interventions.
Controls
How safety is executed offshore
Phase 01
Work control
- Permit-to-work
- Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
- Risk assessments
- Toolbox talks
- Method statements
- Simultaneous-operations control
Phase 02
High-risk activity controls
- Lifting plans
- Confined-space procedures
- Working-at-height controls
- Hot-work controls
- Dropped-object prevention
- Energy isolation and lock-out
Phase 03
Response & assurance
- Emergency response
- Incident reporting and investigation
- Stop-work authority
- Contractor management
- Offshore safety procedures
- Environmental protection
HSE alignment
Review our HSE approach against your requirements
Send your HSE specification, bridging-document requirements or contractor pre-qualification pack and we will respond with our alignment.