The purpose of the audit was to verify that Island Offshore had established a systematic management system for occupational health and safety and emergency preparedness, and that, as the operator, Statoil had followed up its supervisory duty in these areas.
Result
Four non-conformities were identified in connection with:
- System for managing OHAS
- System for managing emergency preparedness
- Chemicals
- Supervisory responsibilities
In addition, two improvement points were identified in connection with:
- Use of the Norwegian language
- Employee participation
Statoil and Island Offshore have been given a deadline of 12 October 2015 to report on how the non-conformities and improvement points will be dealt with.
Non-conformity:
Entails that a condition is assessed as not complying with a regulatory requirement.
Improvement point:
Entails that we have identified a deficiency or weakness, without there being sufficient grounds for determining a breach of regulatory requirements.