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    This contractor leadership engagement pack from Shell outlines their goal of zero harm and details life-saving rules that must be followed by contractors. It notes over 350 fatalities between 2000-2008, many which would have been prevented by following safety rules. The document outlines 13 life-saving rules in areas such as permitting, isolation, fall protection, and driving. Contractors must brief all staff on the rules by July 1, 2009. Failure to comply will result in disciplinary actions up to removal from site. The timetable outlines expectations for briefing leaders and fully enforcing the rules by July 1. Communication tools are provided to help with briefing.

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    This contractor leadership engagement pack from Shell outlines their goal of zero harm and details life-saving rules that must be followed by contractors. It notes over 350 fatalities between 2000-2008, many which would have been prevented by following safety rules. The document outlines 13 life-saving rules in areas such as permitting, isolation, fall protection, and driving. Contractors must brief all staff on the rules by July 1, 2009. Failure to comply will result in disciplinary actions up to removal from site. The timetable outlines expectations for briefing leaders and fully enforcing the rules by July 1. Communication tools are provided to help with briefing.

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    This contractor leadership engagement pack from Shell outlines their goal of zero harm and details life-saving rules that must be followed by contractors. It notes over 350 fatalities between 2000-2008, many which would have been prevented by following safety rules. The document outlines 13 life-saving rules in areas such as permitting, isolation, fall protection, and driving. Contractors must brief all staff on the rules by July 1, 2009. Failure to comply will result in disciplinary actions up to removal from site. The timetable outlines expectations for briefing leaders and fully enforcing the rules by July 1. Communication tools are provided to help with briefing.

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    This contractor leadership engagement pack from Shell outlines their goal of zero harm and details life-saving rules that must be followed by contractors. It notes over 350 fatalities between 2000-2008, many which would have been prevented by following safety rules. The document outlines 13 life-saving rules in areas such as permitting, isolation, fall protection, and driving. Contractors must brief all staff on the rules by July 1, 2009. Failure to comply will result in disciplinary actions up to removal from site. The timetable outlines expectations for briefing leaders and fully enforcing the rules by July 1. Communication tools are provided to help with briefing.

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    Contractor Leadership Engagement Pack

    You and I go home safely every day

    Fact
    Goal Zero No Harm

    350+ Fatalities
    2000 2008

    Compliance with the rules would have saved many of these lives (mostly contractor staff)

    Shell will

    No Harm Goal Zero

    Identify clear and consistent Life-Saving Rules

    Expect that everyone complies with the Life-Saving Rules


    Investigate each potential violation Hold people accountable: Management, Supervisors, Staff of both Shell and Contractors/Sub-Contractors

    Life-Saving Rules what are they?


    Work with a valid work permit when required Conduct gas tests when required Verify isolation before work begins and use the specified life protecting equipment Obtain authorisation before entering a confined space Obtain authorisation before overriding or disabling safety critical equipment Protect yourself against a fall when working at height

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    Do not walk under a suspended load

    Do not smoke outside designated smoking areas

    No alcohol or drugs while working or driving

    While driving, do not use your phone and do not exceed speed limits

    Wear your seat belt

    Follow prescribed Journey Management Plan

    Note: Commuting, alcohol in social settings and smoking in office environments are out of scope

    Consequences of Rule-breaking
    Incidents and rule-breaking will be investigated thoroughly If the violator is aware of the rule or required procedure through training, experience or communication, and did not comply with that rule or procedure, the maximum appropriate disciplinary action will be applied. Failure to comply with any Shell Life-Saving Rule will result in disciplinary action. For employees of contractors or sub-contractors, this means removal from site and disqualification from future Shell work. In addition, if a supervisor (Shell or Contractor) sets the conditions for rule breaking or fails to follow through if one is broken, maximum appropriate disciplinary action will apply.

    Working together on the Rules


    Shells expectations: Ensure that all your staff and your (sub) contractor staff assigned to Shell business have been verifiably briefed on the Shell Life-Saving Rules by July 1 2009. Embed Life-Saving Rules in induction processes for staff to work for Shell as soon as possible and no later than end June 2009. (Sub) contractor compliance with Life-Saving Rules is the accountability of the contractor at all times.

    Actively report on Life-Saving Rule breaking.


    Verify, measure and continuously improve compliance.

    What if (Sub) contractors break the Life-Saving Rules?


    (Sub) Contractor
    First Time Rule Broken
    (Sub) contractor Staff removed from site If a Supervisor sets conditions for rule breaking = supervisor removed from the site/contract

    If you choose to break a LifeSaving Rule you choose not to work for Shell

    Repeated Rule Breaking

    Removal of (Sub) Contract Manager from contract Significant breaches regarded as breach of contract

    Extensions or bidding for future contracts difficult

    Local Community (sub) Contracts/ Project critical contracts

    Removal of (sub)contractor staff/supervisor/ Contract Manager

    Insist on increased supervision

    Shell Life-Saving Rules - Implementation Timetable


    Together, We Will Make The Difference!
    Shell Exploration & Production locations only

    NOW

    Shell Life-Saving Rules Day March 31

    Shell Life-Saving Rules Fully Enforced July 1

    Brief all your leaders down to first line supervision Set clear compliance expectations throughout Get ready to participate with Shell in Life Saving Rules Day briefings at relevant locations

    As Contractor Manager, attend one or more Shell Life Saving Rules briefings on this day

    Embed Shell Life Saving Rules into your employee and sub-contractor induction and training processes Complete Shell Life-Saving Rules inductions for all Shell assigned staff and contractors in your organisation by July 1, 2009

    Confidential

    Communication tools for Contractors


    To brief you: Contractor leadership engagement pack this pack (slides 1-10) For your Supervisors to brief your frontline employees: Employee and contractor induction pack Tools to help people remember the Rules: Guidance to clarify the rules pack and Work Cards

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