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Energy & Fuels","Engineering, Chemical",Geology,"Engineering, Petroleum
This paper describes the experience to date with safety management sys
tems (SMS's) and describes their implementation after the Piper Alpha
disaster and Lord Cullen's report. It also shows the gradual expansion
of these systems toward fully integrated health, safety, and environm
ent (HSE) management systems. Our company policy, which was clearly st
ated before publication of Lord Cullen's report, is that work should n
ot start until the appropriate controls are in place. Work based on th
is policy and on objective-setting SMS's within Shell Intl. Petroleum
Mij. (SIPM) E&P coordination started in earnest soon after the publica
tion of the report in Nov. 1990 and has continued without interruption
since that time. Objective-setting systems may be defined as systems
where the company management sets its own objectives or goals on the b
asis of functional rather than prescriptive requirements and then goes
on to demonstrate how such goals have been, or are being, met. The pa
per ends with a projection of what may be expected in the future.