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November 2013 Contractor Performance and Safety Data Overview

This report details contractor performance and safety incidents for November 2013, highlighting key OSHA rates at sites with and without Gulfstream. Significant incidents include a smashed finger and a broken ankle. The report emphasizes the importance of safety measures such as effective tailgates, field observations, and adherence to JEPs and STACs. It also addresses at-risk behavior and near misses. Notable recognitions are given for exceptional safety practices, including multiple years without OSHA violations. Stay focused on safety!

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November 2013 Contractor Performance and Safety Data Overview

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  1. Contractor Performance Data November 14, 2013

  2. October Recordables • ICS – Smashed finger • IDI – Broken Ankle

  3. 2013 YTD OSHA Rates Site Contractors w/o Gulfstream .31 Freeport Site w/o Gulfstream .21 Site Contractors with Gulfstream .34 Dow .11 Number of OSHAs Dow 4 Contractor 14 Gulfstream 4

  4. Includes Gulfstream

  5. 3

  6. Red indicates an incident for October

  7. How are you keeping your folks focused on the task? • Effective tailgates • Field observations • Interventions • Detailed JEPs and STACs • Are your folks following what they have written on their STACs and JEPs?

  8. Companies in red had MVAs in October 7 MVAs in October

  9. Turn in your near misses! • autopilot • inattention • behavior

  10. Observation Participation

  11. Common observations between contractors and MEC… STAC, PPE, housekeeping

  12. Did your PPE Performance improve from last month? Companies in red had unacceptable PPE observations in October.

  13. Hand Data

  14. 3 Hand injuries in Oct.

  15. Repeaters

  16. 1 repeat injury in Oct.

  17. 9 total incidents involving repeaters- how are you managing your repeaters

  18. At-Risk Employee Data

  19. 1 at-risk injury in Oct.

  20. 7 new incidents involving at-risk- How are you managing your at-risk employees?

  21. Gene Roberts Recognition

  22. JVI: B600 TA Group- Participated in a complex job with many potential safety hazards. Employees demoed the old Hydrogen vent stacks and installed the new vent stacks with ZERO incidents/injuries. Recognized by Rod Williams. • Miken: B600 TA Group- Employees escalated several issues that could have led to serious injuries. Employees found a hole in a deck about 8 in. and a missing handrail, stopping their work which was in the same area as a slicker suit and breathing air job. Recognized by Emilio Suarez, Rod Wiliams and Joe Jackson • Veolia: Veolia Freeport Divison has received 4 years OSHA FREE. Recognized Dustin Gordon • D-Electric Co.: A-7000-Employee TaffKirklighter noticed a leak coming from an insulated pipe and informed operations. Leak was determined to be EDC. Recognized by D-Electric Safety • Industrial Gunite Inc: IGI Freeport Sites- 13 years OSHA Free and 28 years with ONE recorded OSHA To see the full recognitions, please go to www.tocas.org

  23. REMINDERS • November Emphasis & STAC Insert • (ELEVATED WORK – ALL OTHERS) • NEXT Safety Contact meeting • 12/12/13

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