Integrating Health & Safety Concepts Into the Corporate Management System
Interview With Mark Hansen, Vice President, Health, Safety & Environment at FTS International
(firmenpresse) - SAN ANTONIO, TX -- (Marketwired) -- 02/05/15 -- The hydraulic fracturing boom has significantly changed the energy industry. To understand risk factors and latent exposures in the rapid expansion of oil and gas extraction operations requires a dynamic and robust HSE program. In light of growth, the industry is focused on addressing challenges by prioritizing performance improvements while monitoring all exposures that could impact the workforce, environment and surrounding communities.
Mr. Hansen, Vice President, Health, Safety & Environment at FTS International recently spoke with marcus evans about key topics to be discussed at next month's
Management of Change and Mechanical Integrity. Some of the benefits of addressing management of change are ensuring that equipment is compatible with the processes with which it is being used when replaced "in-kind" and guaranteeing that safety systems continue to function properly after the change. Mechanical integrity is important particularly in process industries to replace items "before" they fail to mitigate hazards.
To implement MOC resourcefully really means to me is to be thoughtful. Involving the target audience in the development is a key to the success of the implementation. Similarly, keeping the system simple ensures that it can be done by all involved in addition to getting executed in the first place. If it is difficult to do, none of it will be completed.
The most important aspects of HSE to present to the CEO are:
Take ownership of safety
Keep the CEO informed
Keep information relevant
Know the culture
Know how to change the culture
Providing relevant metrics and KPIs
The knowledge to influence the CEO and senior management towards improved safety cultures and ownership and accountability of safety.
Mr. Hansen is the Vice President, HSE for FTS International, LLC, in Fort Worth, TX. Mr. Hansen has over thirty years of experience in the field. Most notable, Mr. Hansen is a licensed professional engineer (Texas) and a Certified Safety Professional (CSP). Mr. Hansen has a B.S. in Psychology and a M.S. in Industrial Engineering, specializing in Safety, both from Texas A&M University.
The 3rd edition of the focuses on current HSE issues, including exposure monitoring, integrated HSE management systems, contractor management, motor vehicle safety programs, process safety, drilling and fracturing operations, emission controls, and injury prevention techniques.
To join the discussion over process safety with Mark and our group of operators, contractors and service providers, For any additional questions, please contact Tyler Kelch, Assistant Marketing Manager, marcus evans at 312-894-6310 or .
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