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The Board has tailored the Group’s HSE policy and management
system taking reference from world class operations to suit
Indian conditions. Safety, security and emergency procedures
have been incorporated into the weave of the Group’s operations.
The central HSE Committee and Environment Management Committees
meet on a monthly basis to assess and monitor compliance.
The Group regularly undertakes internal and external HSE audits,
including pre-mobilisation HSE audit of rigs and vessels.
The Group undertakes periodical environmental marine monitoring
around production facilities and around the drilling locations.
Prompt compliance with applicable regulations by the Group
has been recognised by concerned agencies.
All statutory requirements and
certification for the operating facilities at PY-3 field were
maintained. Compliance to ministerial and regulatory bodies
such as DGH, MOEF,
DGMS, ODAG, Coast Guard, Navy and others are maintained by
forwarding necessary reports as required. Hardy participates
in several meetings convened by these agencies. Senior
officials from these agencies also visited our offshore
facilities and appreciate our HSE management system.
The CHSE Committee, the Company’s apex
body on HSE activities, meets every month and reviews the HSE
plans, activities, accidents/incidents pertaining to the
month. Representatives from contractors are also invited for
these meetings. Regular HSE audits, drills and emergency
exercises are carried out in all facilities offshore.
The Board believes that prevention of accidents, ill health,
and protection of the environment, are essential to the efficient
operation of its business. The Board is committed to high
standards of health, safety and environmental protection.
These aspects command equal prominence with other business
considerations in the decision making process. Health, safety
and environmental protection are responsibilities shared by
everyone working for the Group, and the full support of all
the Group’s staff, corporate partners, and contractors is
vital to the successful implementation of this policy. The
Board will ensure that personnel are aware of their delegated
health, safety and environmental responsibilities and are
properly trained to undertake them diligently.
The Board aims to ensure that the necessary resources are
provided to support this policy fully and to seek continuous
improvement in performance.
High HSE standards and constant grass roots level interaction
give the Group the awareness of local communities’ sensibilities
and needs. With an awareness driving the commitment, the Group
provides its expertise and resources, wherever required, to
be a responsible Company.
Hardy’s success is also due to its record of adhering to the
stringent Health, Safety and Environment regulations.
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The Health, Safety and Environment
(HSE) Management System is the backbone of Hardy’s successful
offshore operations.
The HSE Management System includes:
- Mandatory Safety Training
and Compliance
- Guidelines and Handbooks
- Risk Assessment & regular
Safety Reviews
- Regular inspections of facilities
and equipment
- Safety Meetings with personnel
and contractors
- Safety Drills
- Incident Reporting
- Emergency Response &
Crisis Management
Hardy ensures environmental
protection by precautionary monitoring, and minimising the
impact of its activities. This is achieved by:
- Compliance of Statutory Regulations
- Environmental Impact Assessments
- Effective Project Planning
- Effective Project Implementation
- Compliance of safety standards
at Facilities
- Waste Management
- Energy Conservation
- Third Party Environment &
Safety Audits
- Periodic Marine Environmental
Monitoring
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