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ID (ISN) del documento108013
Número CIS 08-679
Año 2005
Número de serie HSE Research Report 397
Autor(es)
Health and Safety Executive
Título An evaluation of current legislative requirements for verification of elements critical to the safety of offshore installations
Información bibliográfica HSE Books, P.O. Box 1999, Sudbury, Suffolk CO10 2WA, United Kingdom, 2005. xvi, 26p. Illus. 3 ref.
Acceso Internet http://www.hse.gov.uk/research/rrpdf/rr397.pdf [en inglés]
Resumen This report presents and discusses research undertaken to evaluate the effects of the amendment made in 1996 to the Offshore Installations (Safety Case) Regulations (1992) which introduced a requirement for the verification of the safety-critical elements of an offshore installation by an independent and competent person. Prior to the introduction of verification, offshore installations were required to have a Certificate of Fitness. The present work attempted to determine the difference in cost-benefit terms between the two regimes. However, there were insufficient cost data available to allow a meaningful quantitative comparison. Therefore, a revised methodology was implemented and qualitative data were collected by means of interviews and analysed to allow a subjective comparison of the two regimes. Recommendations for improvement of the verification process are proposed.
Descriptores (primarios) Reino Unido; grandes riesgos; verificaciones de seguridad; inspección; extracción de petróleo en el mar; aprobación
Descriptores (secundarios) aspectos legales; informe; estudio comparado; análisis del coste-beneficio; aspectos económicos
Tipo de documento E - Libros, informes, actas
País / Estado o ProvinciaReino Unido
Tema(s) Administración, legislación, inspección
Minas y canteras
Broad subject area(s) Incendios, explosiones y riesgos mayores
Navegación por categoria(s) Safety supervision
Major hazards
Labour inspection
Petroleum and natural gas industry