One element of the new SEMS legislation requires operators to evaluate their contractors' safety policies, safe work practices, and safety systems. Given the enormous number of contract companies that operators hire, many operators have decided to simply require contractors to have the same SEMS elements implemented in their companies. This helps operators develop pre-job bridging documents between contractors and operators' safety systems and helps operators manage their contractors' safety in accordance with the law. However, developing SEMS systems, even individual elements, is a challenging and financial burden on contract companies, particularly small companies.
The reality of operators requiring contractors to implement SEMS elements became apparent just before the turn of the year, when some contract companies were notified that their contracts would be put on hold until SEMS elements were implemented. In the coming months of 2012, many more of these notifications will be sent to contract companies. This costs everyone.
ENDURE can help!
ENDURE's SEMS course will not only give your offshore contract company the information needed to understand the new SEMS regulations for operators, but will teach you how to develop and implement your own SEMS system or individual SEMS elements and prepare you for audits and inspections. Let us help you make 2012 a safe and financially successful year!
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