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Environment risk assessment---offshore petroleum development. Anon. JPT, April 1999, 15(4), 68, 70, 72. (Synopsis SPE paper 46842).
A case study of an offshore petroleum-development project is presented that uses environment-risk-assessment techniques. BHP Petroleum uses a risk-based hazard-identification approach at the start of projects to ensure that actual and potential environmental impacts and concerns are identified at the conceptual stage. With a hazard-identification approach, impacts are identified in a systematic manner through a brainstorming session involving a multidisciplinary team. At this session sources of impacts are identified and methods for their prevention control, and mitigation are discussed.
Abstract details
Journal title: Journal of Petroleum Technology
Subjects: Environment, Environmental protection, Health and safety, Project Management, Risk management, Risk assessment, Crude oil, Oil and gas, Oil
