Aktivitas Pra-Pekerjaan HSE Kontraktor
Aktivitas Pra-Pekerjaan HSE Kontraktor
HSE performance in Pertamina's contracted operations is measured using both safety output indicators, such as fatality, major incidents, minor incidents, first aid cases, near-miss incidents, and fires . Safety input indicators include safety meetings, safety talks, HSE reporting, management visits, stop cards, PPE and equipment inspections, non-compliance with PPE requirements, and audits . These indicators evaluate both the outcome of safety practices and the proactive measures taken to ensure safety during execution of work .
The Kick-Off Meeting in the Pre-Mobilization phase involves the Pertamina Team Leader or a designated official, top management of the contractor with decision-making authority, and all supervisor levels from both Pertamina and the contractor involved in the work . This meeting ensures communication about HSE policies and requirements, confirmation of HSE plans, and agreement on contractor KPIs .
Pertamina's contractor selection process incorporates K3LL risk assessment by evaluating contractors' ability to manage low, medium, and high K3LL risks . Contractors must pass pre-qualification and demonstrate good performance in managing these risks. Criteria for final selection include meeting the HSE requirements, capability in handling the specific risk levels associated with the work, and compliance with Pertamina's HSE standards . Contractors who fail to meet these criteria may be excluded from the approved contractor list .
Failing to meet the local HSE assistance requirements can result in non-compliance issues, which might prevent contract signing and subsequent project execution . Contractors deficient in meeting these requirements might need to undergo re-assessment or pre-qualification to align with the HSE standards . Such measures ensure that only compliant contractors are selected, thus mitigating risks associated with non-compliance in safety-critical environments .
Risk assessment is a key component during both the qualification and pre-job phases. In the qualification phase, selecting a qualified contractor involves evaluating their understanding and handling of HSE risks and programs . During the pre-job phase, the Kick-Off Meeting reviews risk assessments and Job Safety Analysis (JSA) to ensure all parties are aware of potential hazards and that the contractor's HSE resources are adequate .
Safety input indicators are as critical as safety output indicators because they measure the proactive efforts, such as safety meetings, talks, and inspections, which are essential in preventing accidents and incidents . Where output indicators focus on the end results, like the number of incidents or injuries, input indicators ensure continuous monitoring and enforcing of safety practices that can prevent these occurrences in the first place, thereby fostering a culture of safety and awareness . This dual approach is necessary to develop a comprehensive understanding and strategy to improve HSE performance .
Audits and inspections are pivotal in managing HSE-related contractor performance as they provide a structured assessment of compliance and effectiveness of safety practices . Pertamina uses these tools to identify areas for improvement, verify adherence to HSE plans, and implement corrective actions. Their significance lies in ensuring ongoing compliance, improving safety standards, and facilitating continual improvement in HSE management . These processes also ensure that all parties remain vigilant and responsible for maintaining high safety standards throughout the project lifecycle .
Mobilization procedures are crucial for aligning on HSE priorities and preparing the workforce and equipment for safe operations. Key elements prioritized include a local Kick-Off Meeting featuring HSE induction, site orientation, and inspections or audits to confirm compliance and readiness before actual work begins . This ensures all aspects of HSE are communicated and understood by both Pertamina and contractor teams, mitigating risks before project execution .
The interface plan during the contract implementation phase serves to align operations between Pertamina and the contractor, especially where their work overlaps or interacts . It complements HSE plans by ensuring both parties are agreed upon the methods for communication, coordination, and execution of HSE protocols. This helps mitigate miscommunication risks and ensures a seamless implementation of safety measures across the board . The interface plan is a critical document that bridges potential gaps in responsibilities and enhances collaboration .
Before job execution, Pertamina ensures HSE aspects are communicated through initial meetings and Kick-Off Meetings which discuss key elements such as HSE policy statements, HSE plans, interface and bridging documents, contractor KPI agreements, risk assessments, and emergency procedures . This communication is important to align expectations, ensure understanding among all stakeholders, and set clear guidelines for managing HSE risks during project execution .