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Saudi Aramco GI 7.021 OPERATING REQUIREMENTS FOR ESCAPE CAPSULES AND
This document, Saudi Aramco GI 7.021, provides the definitive General Instruction for the operating requirements of escape capsules and life rafts specifically for offshore installations. It details crucial aspects including their types, mandated responsibilities for their upkeep, essential maintenance schedules, required drills, and manning protocols for both manned and unmanned fixed offshore facilities. The instruction also clarifies references to international maritime regulations like SOLAS and industry standards. It covers operational procedures for deploying and maintaining these vital survival crafts, outlining inspection frequency, third-party certifications, and emergency drill procedures. Furthermore, it defines specific roles, such as the Coxswain, and specifies training requirements for all personnel and visitors. This comprehensive guide ensures the preparedness and operational readiness of lifesaving appliances in critical offshore environments. Ideal for offshore safety officers, marine operations managers, and HSE coordinators working in the oil and gas industry.
Saudi Aramco GI 7.025 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR AND RIGGER TESTING AND CERTIFICATION
This General Instruction (GI) document, Saudi Aramco GI 7.025, outlines the mandatory testing and certification requirements for heavy equipment operators and riggers working within Saudi Aramco and its contractors. It details the procedures for certifying personnel involved in operating cranes, heavy machinery, industrial vehicles, and those responsible for rigging and slinging loads. The document specifies approved certification bodies, including Saudi Aramco, recognized local training providers, and international institutions, alongside medical examination requirements and the validity periods for various certifications. It also defines different rigger and slinger certification levels and their respective scopes of work, particularly concerning critical lifts and load handling capacities. This comprehensive guide ensures that all personnel operating or facilitating operations with heavy equipment and lifting gear meet stringent safety and competency standards, thereby enhancing overall safety performance on Saudi Aramco sites. Ideal for HSE managers, safety officers, training coordinators, and heavy equipment operators working within the oil & gas sector.
Saudi Aramco GI 7.027 CRANE SUSPENDED PERSONNEL PLATFORM (MANBASKET) OPERATIONS
This Saudi Aramco General Instruction (GI) 7.027 outlines the mandatory procedures and responsibilities for the safe operation of crane-suspended personnel platforms, commonly known as manbaskets. It specifies the criteria for when manbasket usage is appropriate, detailing the necessary methods and precautions for lifting personnel. The document covers essential aspects such as proper rigging requirements, inspection protocols for both the platform and associated lifting gear, and the critical pre-lift safety meeting. It also addresses responsibilities for personnel involved, including USER departments, certified inspectors, crane operators, and riggers, emphasizing the importance of Saudi Aramco certifications. Furthermore, the GI details safety considerations for working at height, managing hazards like power lines and adverse weather conditions, and the mandatory use of personal fall arrest systems. This comprehensive guide ensures compliance with safety standards and promotes a secure working environment for all personnel involved in manbasket operations. Ideal for safety managers, HSE coordinators, rigging supervisors, and crane operators working within the oil and gas industry, particularly in Saudi Aramco facilities.
Saudi Aramco GI 7.028 CRANE LIFTS TYPES AND PROCEDURES
This Saudi Aramco General Instruction (GI) manual, titled CRANE LIFTS: TYPES AND PROCEDURES, provides a comprehensive guide for safe and compliant crane operations. It details the methods, responsibilities, and procedures for standard and critical lifts involving onshore cranes operated by Saudi Aramco and its contractors. The document defines various crane lift types, including standard lifts, critical lifts, tandem lifts, nighttime lifts, and manbasket operations, alongside requirements for riggers and slingers. Key technical content covers critical lift planning, communication protocols, equipment safety features like Rated Capacity Limiters (RCLs), and pre-operational inspection checklists. This instruction aims to enhance safety performance and ensure adherence to established standards for all personnel involved in crane activities. Ideal for HSE managers, safety officers, crane operators, riggers, and site supervisors working in the oil and gas industry or similar heavy construction environments.
Saudi Aramco GI 710.005 VEHICLE STICKERS AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT ACCESS TO
This General Instruction manual (GI 710.005) from Saudi Aramco details the administrative procedures and requirements for obtaining vehicle stickers and securing access for heavy equipment to company facilities. It outlines the proponent and user responsibilities, business strategies, and the electronic application process via SAP Corporate Portal. The document covers various sticker types, including community, restricted/non-restricted area, after-hours use, special needs, and core area stickers. It also addresses the procedures for issuing, replacing, and removing stickers, as well as reporting misuse of company vehicles. Furthermore, it specifies the requirements for heavy equipment access, including necessary inspections and approvals. This comprehensive guide ensures compliance with Saudi Aramco's security protocols for vehicle and equipment entry. Ideal for security officers, operations managers, and HSE coordinators working within Saudi Aramco or similar industrial organizations.
Saudi Aramco GI 710.014 TEMPORARY ACCESS FOR RESTRICTED AND NON- RESTRICTED FACILITIES
This document, Saudi Aramco General Instruction Manual GI 710.014, outlines the definitive administrative procedures and rigorous requirements for obtaining temporary business access to both restricted and non-restricted Saudi Aramco facilities. It meticulously details the process for initiating service requests through the Visitor Management System (VMS) or via the Area Industrial Security Operations Department, distinguishing it from standard resident access. The manual covers critical aspects such as eligibility criteria, access protocols for different facility types, service request phase approval requirements, guidelines for long-term access, escort official appointments, and procedures for returning visitor credentials. Furthermore, it addresses manual processes during system unavailability and provides comprehensive appendices on extended visit duration authorization and potential reasons for service request denial. This essential guide ensures secure and controlled access for legitimate business purposes, safeguarding company assets and personnel. Ideal for HSE officers, security managers, access control personnel, and site administrators working in the oil and gas industry.
Saudi Aramco GI 8.001 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR SCAFFOLDS
This General Instruction (GI) document, Saudi Aramco GI 8.001, outlines the mandatory safety requirements for all aspects of scaffold usage within Saudi Aramco facilities and project sites. It comprehensively covers the safe design, erection, supervision, inspection, alteration, and dismantling of both stationary and mobile scaffolds. Key technical topics include scaffold plan preparation and review, definitions of various scaffold types (e.g., tube and coupler, system, mobile, special scaffolds), responsibilities of involved parties, general safety requirements, and specific procedures for inspection, tagging, alterations, and dismantling. The document also details certification requirements for Scaffold Supervisors and Inspectors, ensuring competent personnel manage scaffold activities. This resource is crucial for ensuring compliance with Saudi Aramco's stringent safety standards and for mitigating risks associated with working at height. It provides clear guidance on acceptable materials, required documentation, and the critical role of inspection and certification in preventing accidents. Ideal for HSE professionals, project managers, scaffold supervisors, scaffold inspectors, and scaffold erectors working in the oil and gas industry.
Saudi Aramco GI 8.002 SAFETY SPECTACLES
This document is Saudi Aramco General Instruction Manual GI 8.002, detailing the Safety Spectacles policy. It outlines the procedures and responsibilities for the procurement, issuance, and control of safety spectacles to ensure adequate eye protection for employees. The manual covers the scope of eye protection requirements, specifies the responsibilities of various departments including Loss Prevention, Operations Purchasing & Inventory Control, and Saudi Aramco Medical Services, and details the requirements for safety spectacle types and materials, adhering to ANSI Z87.1-2010 standards. It also provides a comprehensive procurement procedure, from employee requests and vendor examinations to order processing and delivery, emphasizing the importance of selecting appropriate eyewear based on specific job hazards and individual vision needs, including prescription safety eyewear. This guide is crucial for maintaining workplace safety and preventing eye injuries across various operational environments within Saudi Aramco. Ideal for HSE officers, procurement specialists, safety supervisors, and employees working in industrial or hazardous environments.
Saudi Aramco GI 86.012 SHIP EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN
This document is the Saudi Aramco General Instruction Manual GI 86.012, detailing the Ship Emergency Response Plan. It outlines comprehensive procedures, reporting protocols, and responsibilities for managing ship emergencies occurring within and outside Saudi Aramco's operational port limits. Key content areas include ship emergencies at berth, at anchor, or underway within port waters, as well as scenarios beyond port limits that may pose a risk to Aramco facilities. The manual also addresses procedures for ship emergencies not posing a direct risk to facilities, and details actions for various departments including Marine, Fire Protection, and Incident Command. It emphasizes priorities such as protecting human life, vital government and Aramco facilities, and minimizing environmental impact. This instruction is essential for ensuring a coordinated and effective response to maritime incidents, thereby safeguarding personnel, assets, and the environment. Ideal for Port Captains, Marine Operations Managers, Chief Harbor Pilots, and HSE professionals working in maritime operations or the oil and gas industry.
Saudi Aramco GI 885.005 CORPORATE AFFAIRS EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN
This document is the Saudi Aramco General Instruction Manual (GI) 885.005, titled Corporate Affairs Emergency Response Plan. It details the critical roles, responsibilities, and procedures for Corporate Affairs (CA) personnel and management during emergencies impacting Saudi Aramco operations, communities, or interests. It outlines protocols for responding to major incidents (Levels 2 and 3), minor incidents (Level 1), non-Aramco incidents, near-misses, and rumors, ensuring effective communication and coordination. The plan specifies communication channels, contact persons, and the use of emergency alert systems, aligning with the Saudi Aramco Corporate Contingency Plan (SACCP). It also defines emergency levels and provides essential contact information and incident reporting forms to facilitate prompt and organized responses. This comprehensive plan is crucial for maintaining business continuity, protecting reputation, and managing stakeholder communications during crises. Ideal for corporate affairs managers, government relations specialists, public relations officers, and emergency response coordinators working within the oil and gas industry or similar large-scale organizations.
OSHA Interview Questions - Crane And Derrics 12
This document is a comprehensive set of OSHA interview questions specifically designed for crane and derrick operations. It covers a wide range of critical safety topics, including rated capacity, ground condition requirements, assembly and disassembly procedures, load handling, power line safety, and general operational hazards. The questions are structured to assess a candidate's understanding of regulatory compliance and best practices in the field. This resource is invaluable for individuals preparing for safety-focused interviews in the heavy equipment and construction sectors. By working through these questions, users will gain a deeper insight into the safety standards and potential risks associated with operating cranes and derricks, enhancing their knowledge base and interview readiness. Ideal for safety officers, crane operators, HSE coordinators, and construction managers working in the construction and industrial sectors.
OSHA Interview Questions - Crane And Derrics 14
This document is a comprehensive set of OSHA interview questions specifically designed for crane and derrick operations. It delves into critical safety regulations, operational procedures, and hazard recognition related to lifting equipment. The questions cover topics such as fall protection requirements, fall zone safety, load handling procedures, equipment maintenance, signal person qualifications, and specific requirements for lattice boom cranes and telescoping booms. This resource is invaluable for individuals preparing for safety interviews, assessments, or seeking to deepen their understanding of OSHA's stringent standards for crane and derrick operations. It helps readers gain a thorough knowledge of regulatory compliance and best practices in heavy lifting environments, ultimately enhancing workplace safety and reducing the risk of accidents. Ideal for safety officers, HSE coordinators, site supervisors, and crane operators working in construction, oil and gas, and heavy industrial sectors.
Saudi Aramco GI 1230.000-3 SAUDI ARAMCO SERVICE VEHICLE (SASV)LIMOUSINE SERVICE FARES
This General Instruction Manual (GI) details the official fares for Saudi Aramco Service Vehicles (SASV) operating a limousine service from Ras Tanura. It specifically outlines the taxi fares for a wide range of destinations across various areas, including communities within Ras Tanura, key industrial sites like Ju'aymah, and broader regions such as Central Arabia, Dammam, Dhahran, Al-Khobar, Abqaiq, and Al-Hasa. The document provides a comprehensive breakdown of one-way and round-trip fares, differentiating between daytime (6 a.m. to Midnight) and nighttime (Midnight to 6 a.m.) rates, and includes estimated free waiting times. It also notes a 20% fare increase due to inflation. This document is essential for employees requiring transportation services within Saudi Aramco's operational areas and serves as a reference for managing transportation logistics and costs. Users will gain a clear understanding of the pricing structure for SASV limousine services, enabling accurate budgeting and efficient planning of travel arrangements. Ideal for logistics coordinators, transportation managers, administrative staff, and finance personnel working within Saudi Aramco or its affiliated service providers.
OSHA Interview Questions - Crane And Derrics 15
This document provides a comprehensive set of OSHA interview questions specifically focused on crane and derrick safety regulations. It delves into critical topics such as personnel hoisting, platform design and requirements, load limitations, operational procedures, and pre-lift planning. The questions cover essential aspects of OSHA's standards for cranes and derricks, including load charts, inspections, safety devices, and communication protocols. This resource is invaluable for individuals preparing for safety-related interviews or seeking to deepen their understanding of regulatory compliance in heavy lifting operations. By working through these questions, users will gain confidence in their knowledge of safe crane and derrick practices, understand potential hazards, and learn how to apply OSHA guidelines effectively to prevent accidents and ensure worker safety on the job site. Ideal for safety officers, HSE coordinators, and construction managers working in heavy industry or large-scale construction projects.
Saudi Aramco GI 241.022 MATERIAL BALANCING OF HYDROCARBON GASES
This General Instruction (GI 241.022) from Saudi Aramco details the essential controls and procedures for the material balancing of hydrocarbon gases. It provides a comprehensive framework for accounting policies and systems departments involved in managing gas operations, including acceptable gain/loss variances for product movements and the reporting requirements when these variances exceed established limits. The document specifically covers material balancing from feedstock reception at gas plants through to the delivery of dry gas to both internal and external customers at custody transfer meters. It outlines responsibilities for Gas Operations, Pipelines (including YNGL), Oil Supply Planning & Scheduling, Operations Accounting, and Planning & Performance Management departments. Readers will gain a thorough understanding of the processes, reports, and responsibilities involved in accurate hydrocarbon gas accounting and material balance reconciliation.
Saudi Aramco GI 430.003 - Biodiversity Protection Implimentation BIODIVERSITY PROTECTION POLICY IMPLEMENTATION
This General Instruction (GI) 0430.003 details Saudi Aramco's comprehensive framework for Biodiversity Protection Policy (CP-45) implementation across all its global operations. It outlines the minimum requirements for developing and enacting procedures to ensure compliance with the company's commitment to protecting and restoring biodiversity and ecosystem services. The document delves into critical aspects such as scope and purpose, background context, key terminology including biodiversity, ecosystem services, and hierarchical mitigation, as well as references to related policies and standards like SAEP-13 and SAEP-359. It clearly defines responsibilities for various organizational levels, from Corporate Management to Operating Organizations and Environmental Protection departments, emphasizing the role of Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) and the mitigation hierarchy in project planning and execution. Furthermore, it describes essential programs like the Biodiversity Protection Area Program and the Biodiversity Awareness Program, alongside the role of committees in addressing biodiversity concerns and ensuring net gain. This detailed guidance aims to prevent undue risks to biodiversity, such as habitat loss or species mortality, and promote sustainable operational practices. It will equip readers with the knowledge to implement effective biodiversity protection strategies and ensure alignment with national and international environmental regulations, including the UN Convention on Biological Diversity. Ideal for Environmental Managers, HSE Officers, Sustainability Coordinators, and Project Managers working in the oil and gas industry or similar large-scale industrial operations.
Saudi Aramco GI 428.001 CATHODIC PROTECTION RESPONSIBILITIES
This document is a Saudi Aramco General Instruction (GI) titled GI 428.001 Cathodic Protection Responsibilities. It precisely defines the roles and responsibilities for all phases of cathodic protection (CP) systems within Saudi Aramco facilities, including design, construction, inspection, commissioning, operation, and ongoing monitoring. The instruction details the specific duties of the Consulting Services Department/Cathodic Protection Group, Project Management Administrative Area, Inspection Department, and Proponent Operation Organizations. It also references relevant Saudi Aramco Engineering Standards (SAES) such as those for marine structures, buried pipelines, vessels, tank internals, plant facilities, and onshore well casings, as well as applicable Saudi Aramco Engineering Procedures (SAEP) and General Instructions (GI). This comprehensive guide ensures proper adherence to established practices for maintaining the integrity and longevity of critical infrastructure through effective corrosion prevention. Ideal for project engineers, HSE managers, maintenance supervisors, and inspection personnel working within Saudi Aramco or similar oil and gas organizations.
Saudi Aramco GI 1 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
This document is the Saudi Aramco GI 0.001, General Instructions, which serves as the foundational manual for all Saudi Aramco General Instructions (GIs) and their supplements. It meticulously outlines the structure, purpose, and responsibilities associated with the creation, revision, and management of these critical documents, including the distinction between General Instructions and Special Manuals. Key content areas cover the classification of Saudi Aramco documents, including Mandatory Saudi Aramco Engineering Requirements (SAES), Saudi Aramco Engineering Procedures (SAEPs), and Special Manuals such as Refinery Instruction Manuals (RIM) and Operating Information Manuals (OIM). The document details the authority and purposes of GIs, their revision processes (minor, major, and complete), and the specific functions performed by the Organization Consulting Department (OCD) and designated proponent organizations. It also addresses the formal requirements for supplements, drawings, and forms within the GI framework, ensuring clarity and uniformity across the organization. This comprehensive guide is essential for understanding the framework governing operational procedures and standards within Saudi Aramco. Ideal for HSE managers, compliance officers, document controllers, and engineering leads working within the oil and gas industry.
Saudi Aramco GI 1781.001 INSPECTION, TESTING, & MAINTENANCE OF FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT
This document, Saudi Aramco General Instruction Manual GI 1781.001, provides comprehensive guidelines for the inspection, testing, and maintenance of fire protection equipment across Saudi Aramco facilities. It details procedures, responsibilities, and frequencies for a wide array of fire protection systems, including portable and mobile fire extinguishers, fire detection and alarm systems, and various fixed and semi-fixed fire protection/suppression systems. The manual also covers specialized equipment used in industrial plants, offshore facilities, and marine vessels, ensuring operational readiness and compliance with industry standards such as NFPA and SAES. It outlines specific tasks for Proponent Organizations, Occupant Organizations, and the Fire Protection Department, emphasizing the critical role of regular checks to maintain equipment integrity and prevent fire hazards. The document aims to standardize and enforce rigorous inspection and maintenance protocols to safeguard lives and assets. Ideal for HSE managers, fire safety officers, maintenance engineers, and compliance specialists working in oil and gas, industrial, and maritime sectors.
Saudi Aramco GI 20.520-1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR PREPARING A PROJECT CHANGE REQUEST
This document, Saudi Aramco General Instruction Manual GI 20.520-1, provides comprehensive instructions for preparing and submitting a Project Change Request (PCR) within the SAP system. It details the necessary information required for PCR submission, including ER Number, PCR Description, Related Job Orders, Proponent and Project Departments, and justification of changes. The manual outlines the PCR format, covering aspects like cost status, approval levels, and on-stream date changes, as well as detailing various reasons for project changes, categorized into scope and non-scope items. Furthermore, it visually guides users through the relevant SAP system tabs (Basic Data, Cost and Schedule, CPD, Approval Levels, Approvals, and Administrative Data) and explains how the system automatically determines approval authorities based on cost and schedule impacts. This guide is crucial for ensuring accuracy and efficiency in managing project modifications and budgetary adjustments. Ideal for project managers, financial analysts, project engineers, and procurement specialists working in the oil and gas industry.
Saudi Aramco GI 1809.001
This document, Saudi Aramco General Instruction (GI) 1809.001, establishes the comprehensive standards and procedures for industrial and administrative workforce job certification, development, and recertification across all Saudi Aramco business and service lines. It details critical aspects such as definitions, scope, purpose, on-job training (OJT) processes, job task standards (JTS), mentor responsibilities, evaluator roles, and the use of corporate tracking systems like SAP/CP and SAP/TEM. The GI outlines the mandates for both initial job certification for Saudi Arab employees and recertification for those in safety-critical roles, emphasizing the importance of safely and effectively maintaining Saudi Aramco operations. It also covers the processes for job ladder progression, individual development plans (IDPs), and waiver applications. This guide is essential for ensuring a qualified and competent workforce that meets established company standards. Ideal for HSE managers, training and development specialists, HR professionals, and operations supervisors working within the oil and gas industry.
Saudi Aramco GI 202.300 ACCOUNTING FOR CASUALTY COSTS
This General Instruction (GI) 202.300 from Saudi Aramco outlines the essential corporate financial policies and procedures governing the accounting for costs incurred as a result of casualty events. It provides a comprehensive framework for managing financial impacts from incidents, including detailed guidelines on notification requirements, investigation procedures, and the assignment of internal order (IO) numbers for accumulating casualty costs. The document details how to account for direct costs, capital asset replacements, insurance claims, and the write-off of damaged assets, differentiating between ordinary and extraordinary casualty losses. It also explains the use of Emergency Project Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) accounts for major incidents exceeding $4 million and the funding mechanisms through Budget Items (BI) for asset replacements. This instruction is crucial for ensuring accurate financial reporting and effective cost control following unexpected events. Ideal for accounting managers, financial analysts, and project cost controllers working in the oil and gas industry.
Saudi Aramco GI 1780.001
This document, Saudi Aramco General Instruction Manual GI 1780.001, provides comprehensive guidelines for the selection, use, maintenance, and specifications of atmosphere-supplying respirators. It details requirements for Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), Supplied Air Breathing Apparatus (SABA), Combination-Type SABA with escape air, and Emergency Escape Breathing Devices (EEBDs). The manual covers crucial aspects such as respirable air specifications, supply systems, standard practices for training and inspection, and the responsibilities of various departments and personnel. It also includes detailed definitions of hazardous atmospheres, risk areas, and specific equipment, along with checklists for operational inspections of SCBA units. The document is essential for ensuring worker safety in environments where the ambient atmosphere may be hazardous or oxygen-deficient. Ideal for HSE managers, safety officers, equipment supervisors, and frontline workers operating in hazardous industrial environments.
Saudi Aramco GI 155.009 PROCEDURE FOR PAYMENT OF DIYAH (COMPENSATION FOR
This document, Saudi Aramco GI 155.009, outlines the official procedure for the payment of Diyah, or compensation for loss of life, to the legal heirs of deceased employees. It details the conditions and processes for compensating beneficiaries following an employee's on-the-job injury, an acute medical condition that commenced at work and resulted in death, or a fatal injury sustained while commuting or on company business. The procedure covers definitions, eligibility criteria, specific responsibilities for investigation and review, and the step-by-step payment process through the HR Services Center and Law Department. It also clarifies exclusions and miscellaneous information regarding Diyah payments, differentiating it from other compensation types and outlining its accounting. Understanding and implementing this procedure ensures fair and timely compensation according to Shariah Law and company policy. Ideal for HR managers, personnel officers, legal advisors, and HSE administrators working within Saudi Aramco or similar organizations.