Identifying serious injury or fatality (SIF) events involves some subjectivity, but these incidents can provide a key learning opportunity for the industry. Below are examples of types of incidents that may occur under the IOGP Life-Saving Rule Driving, broken out by actual and potential SIF and incident type. This list is not exhaustive, but it is provided to assist the OSA participant in understanding how incidents may be classified.
IOGP Life-Saving Rule: Driving
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Event
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Operation Type |
Incident Description |
Incident Type |
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Potential
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Drilling |
A contractor is driving a vehicle while intoxicated and as a result violates the drug and alcohol policy.
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Near Miss |
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Potential
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Drilling |
While delivering a load of sand to drilling rig, truck was traveling down a grade with a left-hand turn at the bottom. Truck slid off the side of the road, the cab rolled over on its passenger side and trailer with load flipped over. The driver was uninjured.
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Motor Vehicle Collision |
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Actual
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Production |
Nightshift operator was driving west bound on two lane highway, drifted into the east bound lane and collided head-on with an oncoming passenger vehicle restulting in life threatening injuries to the operator.
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Motor Vehicle Collision |