«Environmental protection in oil and gas complex»

Reducing of injuries by implementing a system for allowing access of subcontractor employees to the industrial facility

UDC: 331.452
DOI: -

Authors:

¹ Ufa State Petroleum Technical University, Ufa, Russia

Keywords: occupational safety, labor safety, subcontracting organization, competency-based approach, employee authorization, high-risk work, occupational health and safety management system, injury rate, industrial facility, employee's health condition, employee qualification

Annotation:

The authors of the article propose a method for admitting subcontractor employees to the work at the production site, making the risk of subcontractor employees injuries will be minimized. This goal is achieved by evaluating the subcontractor employee based on three criteria – the employee's qualifications, their health status, and their level of knowledge, skills, and abilities. The verification of the "qualification" criterion involves analyzing the validity and authenticity of certificates, licenses, and other documents to ensure their relevance and prevent forgery. The assessment of the employees "health status" criterion should be based on a medical certificate on the employees fitness to perform their duties. The "level of knowledge" criterion includes conducting tests covering modules related to the types of work the employee performs. Additionally, automating the method of admitting subcontractor employees to the production site is suggested. Establishing a control and safety assurance mechanism on the site helps reducing the likelihood of injuries and occupational illnesses among subcontractor employees.

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