Innovate Safety Together: A Path to 100% HSE

At ADNOC, our unwavering commitment to 100% HSE drives us to pioneer new industry standards. By embracing innovation, AI, and human performance principles, we are transforming safety into a proactive, data-driven discipline. Through collaboration with industry leaders, we enhance measurement, standardization, and continuous learning to eliminate fatalities and life-changing injuries. With a learner mindset and cutting-edge HSE solutions, we are shaping a future where zero harm is not just a goal—it’s the way we work.

Although our industry has made significant progress, life altering incidents are still occurring.  We must strengthen and enhance the effectiveness of our safeguards, which protect us against risks and ultimately save lives.  By establishing common definitions with IOGP for incidents that have, or could have, life altering  consequences, we can better collaborate as an industry.  Through sharing and analyzing these events, combined with proactive learning, we can strengthen our safeguards to prevent reoccurrence.  We can become better together.

Our collective purpose is to keep everyone safe and whole, both mentally and physically as our people are our most valuable asset.

By uniting as an industry, we exhibit strong and visible leadership in demonstrating our genuine concern and care for one another. This collective effort allows us to effectively minimize the occurrence and impact of life-altering injuries and fatalities while ensuring we focus on what matters most.

“You can’t improve what you can’t measure”

One of bp’s safety aims is to “eliminate fatalities and life changing injuries by 2025”.  We have worked closely with IOGP to develop the industry’s first definition for Permanent Impairment which bp adopted as life changing injuries in 2023. This is a great example of working effectively together to standardize, measure and improve safety within our industry.

Chevron is fervently committed to preventing fatalities and life-changing injuries among our workforce, and we believe that full participation in this IOGP-led industry effort to share data and learning is essential for every member organization to achieve their preventive goals. The men and women who work on the front line in our industry depend on our alignment and commitment in this cause.

We can’t manage the risk of fatal incidents in the same way we manage slips, trips or twisted ankles. How to fail safe and avoid Fatality and Permanent Impairments is what we need to talk about, what we need to count, and what we need to spend our efforts on.

At Eni, eliminating fatalities and life-altering injuries is not just a target, it is our responsibility!

While our industry has made significant progress, serious incidents still occur. We must go beyond compliance, continuously strengthening and enhancing the effectiveness of our safety barriers to ensure they are not just policies on paper but real, active protections in the field.

By establishing a common framework, the IOGP Fatality and Permanent Impairment (FPI) definition helps our industry to further develop insights for preventing incidents. Through shared data, ...