Precision HSE Fundamentals: Desire to be the best
The Precision Way
We perform every task the Right Way every time, from initial hazard assesment through each step of the job, including post task review.
Engage, Understand, Ask, Practice.
HSE Fundamentals
Safe Operations Verification
Precision employees assess hazards and ensure controls are in place to mitigate risk before the work starts. We execute to the plan, and if things change we stop and reassess. When the work is done we learn from our successes and our challenges. Every job, every task.
Risk and Hazard Assessment
Thorough risk assessment is key to identifying the proper controls to reduce risk. That’s why Precision utilizes our simple, yet comprehensive, Risk Assessment Matrix (RAM) to evaluate risks and threats to people, property, and the environment.
Observation and Hazard Identification
Precision proactively drives safe work behaviors and correction of unsafe acts and conditions through our structured Safety Observation Program.
Stop Work and Step Back
All Precision employees are empowered and expected to stop work if the operation is not proceeding to plan, additional hazards are identified or not understood, or if something simply does not feel right. A structured Step Back discussion is then utilized to assess new and existing hazards before the work may proceed.
Observation and Hazard Identification
Proactive employee-to-employee engagements around safe work practices cultivate the learning, interdependent culture that leads to the highest levels of performance and safety.
Management of Change
Strong change management allows us to design safer equipment and processes by identifying and controlling potential risks in the design and review phase.
Critical Controls and Serious Injury and Fatality (SIF)
We focus on identifying the potential incidents that pose the greatest risk, enabling us to drive the control measures that prevent them.
Life Saving Actions
Fit for Duty – Be in a state to perform work safely
Working at Height – Protect yourself against a fall when working at height
Hot Work – Control flammables and ignition sources
Electrical – Protect yourself against electrical shocks
Bypassing Safety Controls – Obtain authorization before overriding or disabling safety controls
Safe Mechanical Lifting – Plan lifting operations and control the area
Work Authorization – Work with a valid permit when required
Driving – Follow safe driving rules
Confined Space – Obtain authorization before entering a confined space
Energy Isolation – Verify isolation and zero energy before work begins
Line of Fire – Keep yourself and others out of the line of fire
H2S Wells – Ensure that H2S gas concentrations are always at acceptable limits during work