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REV. ISSUED FOR DATE CHECKED APPROVEDB01 ISSUED FOR APPROVAL 24/03/2016 A.S. M.F. SECTION IIOPERATING TRAINING MANUALPLATFORM SAFETY BEHAVIOURLesson G.3.2.1.aABU QIR NA/Q PIII PLATFORMEPCI ENGINEERING B01 24/03/2016 ISSUED FOR APPROVAL VTE FMO ACERev. Date Description Compiled Checked Approved Index1 INTRODUCTION 42 HSE DESIGN CRITERIA 52.1 HSE DESIGN APPROACH 52.2 ALARP CRITERIA 52.3 INHERENT SAFETY 73 PLATFORM ORIENTATION AND LAYOUT 83.1 LAYOUT 83.2 ORIENTATION 93.3 SEGREGATION 93.4 ACCIDENT PREVENTION AND CONTROL 93.5 ACCESS AND EVACUATION 103.6 RISERS AND ESD VALVES LOCATION 123.7 SAFETY SYSTEMS LOCATION 124 VENT SYSTEM 135 SAFETY SYSTEM DESIGN 145.1 EMERGENCY SHUT-DOWN (ESD) 145.2 EMERGENCY LEVELS 166 FIRE PROTECTION PHILOSOPHY 186.1 HELIDECK FIREFIGHTING SYSTEM 186.2 TOTAL SATURATION FIREFIGHTING SYSTEM 196.3 WATER / FOAM FIREFIGHTING SYSTEM 196.4 CO2 SNUFFING SYSTEM 206.5 PASSIVE FIRE PROTECTION 206.6 BLAST PROTECTION 217 LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT AND APPLIANCES 227.1 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) 227.2 LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT 227.3 PUBLIC ADDRESS / GENERAL ALARM SYSTEM (PA/GA) 237.4 NAVIGATION AID SYSTEM 237.5 SAFETY SIGNS 24 1 INTRODUCTIONThe scope of this Lesson is to provide guidelines and general requirements needed to protect against personal injury, loss of life, damage to the environment and asset losses due to fire, explosion and operational safety hazards, defining the minimum safety measures required for the NA/Q-PIII Platform design.The plant has been designed to meet the following targets:• compliance with the International Rules/Standards HSE and Quality Requirements.• As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP) approach.The HSE design criteria primarily refer to:• layout philosophy;• safety system;• fire / explosion protection;• personnel protection;• environmental protection;• evacuation / escape system.Objective of this document is to provide the background HSE information required by the project team to assist them in producing a design where the risks to personnel, the environment and the asset are acceptable according to risk acceptability criteria.The Safety design objectives are intended to:• minimise the potential of hazardous occurrences;• minimise the risk and the consequences of accidental events;• ensure a safe working environment for personnel;• ensure that adequate means for personnel protection and escape are provided;• provide sufficient safety devices and redundancy to isolate and minimize uncontrolled releases of flammable and/or toxic process fluids;• provide adequate fire protection systems to rapidly detect, control and extinguish any reasonably foreseeable fire which could develop during normal operation;• minimise the potential for pollution of the environment from accidental spills, venting or flaring of hazardous materials;• produce a facility design having an acceptable associated risk level, in compliance with risk acceptability criteria;• provide that assessment and subsequent conclusions and decisions will be transparent and auditable. 2 HSE DESIGN CRITERIA2.1 HSE DESIGN APPROACHIn the Process industry, a distinctive approach to hazards and failures that cause loss of life and property has been developed. This approach is commonly called “Loss Prevention” and it involves putting much greater emphasis on technological measures to control hazards and on trying to get things right first time.The prime emphasis in loss prevention is on the Management system. The technological systems are particularly demanding in terms of formal management organization, competent persons, system and procedures, standards and code of practice.A major hazards in NA/Q-PIII Platform are fire, explosion and toxic release.Thus loss prevention is characterized by:• a concern with hazards arising from technology;• a concern with major hazards;• a concern for integrity of containment.Some features which are characteristic of loss prevention are:• technique for hazardous area classification;• definition of fire & gas detection philosophy and system;• assessment of hazards and their evaluation against risk criteria;• technique of reliability engineering;• definition of fire protection, both active and passive, philosophy and system;• planning for emergencies;• incident investigation.To ensure that all these objectives are met, a Risk Management System is implemented in the design of NA/Q-PIII Platform.The Risk Management System comprises, but is not limited to, the definition of the HSE Philosophy to be applied in the project and the performance of hazard assessment activities and Risk Analysis.2.2 ALARP CRITERIAThe principle objective of the project is to ensure an inherently safe design of the Platform facilities, where all risks have been reduced to a level which is ALARP with the following order of priorities: • Safety and Hea
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