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Jim Perkins, Shell Fleet Solutions
How to Create a Successful
Corporate Safety Culture
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Safety Moment
Shell by the Numbers
$35.6 billion
Cash flow from operating activities
86,000
Average number of people we employed
30 million customers
Served every day through 44,000 Shell-branded retail stations
33.2 million tonnes
LNG liquefaction volumes
70+
Number of countries in which we operated
$111 million
Spent on voluntary social investment worldwide
$922 million
spent on research and development
9 billion
Litres of biofuels blended in the petrol and diesel we sold
50%
Share of our production that was natural gas
66 million
Tonnes of LNG we sold
1+ million tonnes
Amount of CO2 captured by Quest CCS facility in 2017
3.7 million
Our production of crude oil and natural gas, in barrels of oil equivalent a day
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Powering Vehicles For The Future Is About Energy
Transition
5New Fuels Landscaping analysis
A MOSAIC OF
OPTIONSGAS-TO-LIQUID
(GTL)
HYBRIDFUEL CELL
HYDROGEN
LIGUIFIED PETROLEUM GAS
BIOFUELS
LNG
CNG
ELECTRIC
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EVACUATION NOTICE
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SAFETY IS
#1
7January 2018
Not just a
program…
We
embrace a
safety
culture
GOAL ZERO.NO HARM.NO LEAKS.
How to Build a Safety Culture: Start with a Vision
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Identify The Biggest Risks:
Shell’s 12 Life Saving Rules
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
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
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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
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
Identify The Biggest Risks:
Shell’s 12 Life Saving Rules
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Leadership and Behavior Programs SAVE LIVES
Shell data for fatalities in Shell operated facilities.
OUR GOAL IS ZERO
26 NUMBER OF FATALITIES 2008
52 NUMBER OF FATALITIES 2000
51 NUMBER OF FATALITIES 2002
37 NUMBER OF FATALITIES 2006
8 NUMBER OF FATALITIES 2012
5 NUMBER OF FATALITIES 2013
LIFE-SAVING RULES INTRODUCED IN 2009…
2 NUMBER OF FATALITIES 2017
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1 STOP IT
2 REPORT IT
Employees Feel
EmpoweredMake It Personal
In Memory of Roy Zhang
Story-Telling Makes It Stick
People Make the Culture
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Safety Program or Safety
Culture
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Let’s hang around for our
family and friends…
