In order to meet the participation requirement as referred to in the second paragraph, the. To meet the requirement of adequate health care as mentioned in the first paragraph, chapter 5.1 of the NORSOK U-100N standard should be used for manned underwater operations. To meet the technical condition requirement referred to in the third paragraph, the NORSOK Z-006 standard must be used for conservation.
In order to meet the requirements for technical operations, the documents as specified in the second subsection, letter b, chapter 4 and appendices A, C and D of the standard NORSOK Z-001 must be used. In order to meet the requirements for procedures as set out in the second subsection, Chapter 8.2 of the NORSOK U-100N standard should be used for manned underwater operations. In order to meet the requirements for use as stated in the first subsection, the NORSOK Z-015N standard must be used for temporary equipment.
In connection with the organization as mentioned in the first subsection, the NORSOK S-002N standard, chapters 5.1 and 5.2 (the principles and the organization part) should be used. To avoid exposure as mentioned in the 1st paragraph, the rules on work behavior should be applied.
MAINTENANCE
Plans for and results of monitoring of the external environment must be reported to the Norwegian Environmental Authority in accordance with Article 34 of the Management Regulations. The scope of the investigations, referred to in the first paragraph, under a, depends, among other things, on the distance to previously investigated areas and the soil conditions. The scope of the investigations, referred to in the first paragraph, letter b, depends, among other things, on what vulnerable environmental values (species and habitats) can be expected in the area.
Plans for environmental monitoring of benthic habitats will be submitted to the Norwegian Environment Authority in accordance with Section 34 of the Management Regulations. Plans for environmental monitoring of the water column will be submitted to the Norwegian Environment Authority in accordance with Section 34 of the Management Regulations. A study report will be submitted to the National Coastal Administration and the Norwegian Environment Agency in accordance with section 30 of the Management Regulations.
The operator must obtain a permit from the Norwegian Environment Agency for petroleum activities under Chapter 3 of the Pollution Control Act (only in Norwegian). The risk assessments will be reported in accordance with Article 34 letter c of the Management Regulations. Measures as mentioned in the sixth subsection, may include monitoring of oil and seabirds, or.
Pollutant emissions to air on the Norwegian shelf fall under the scope of the Pollution Control Act (only in Norwegian). Norway's obligations in terms of the directive will be met through application of the Pollution Control Act (only in Norwegian). The assessment of the chemicals as mentioned in the first subsection must also include treatment of waste/hazardous waste and necessary transport.
Assessment of the fate of chemicals in the environment may be included in "other matters of importance". All use and discharge of chemicals must be reported in accordance with section 34 letter c of the Management Regulations. The measurement program as mentioned in the second subsection must include a description of the method for manual measurement if an automatic analyzer is out of order.
WASTE
Starting of any flare as mentioned in the second subsection must take place in daylight. To meet the requirement regarding the strategy as mentioned in the first subsection, the standard ISO 15544 for health and safety related emergency preparedness must be used. The defined danger and accident situations as mentioned in the first subsection mean a representative selection of danger and accident situations used in the dimensioning of the emergency preparedness.
In order to fulfill the requirement for the establishment of preparedness as mentioned in the first subsection, the NORSOK U-100N standard, chapters 5.1.5 and 9, should be used for staffing. The results of the environmental risk and preparedness analysis and the description of planned preparedness, as mentioned in the 1st paragraph, must be submitted as part of the application for a permit under the Pollution Act (only in Norwegian). Contractual cooperation as mentioned in the 1st subsection means, for example, entering into agreements on joint emergency plans or agreements to use other people's emergency resources to ensure optimal preparedness in the event of major emergency incidents within an area or region.
In case of emergency organization as mentioned in the 1st subsection means the personnel, including a doctor, who are directly associated with unit resources, area resources, external resources and regional resources. Necessary functions as mentioned in the 2nd section mean i.a. operational management, operations, remote sensing, environment, finance, logistics and information. Action plans as mentioned in letter c of these guidelines should include, among other things, a) contingency strategy, contingency measures and decision criteria for the contingency phases, .. b) In order to deal with acute pollution, the contingency strategy should contain objectives for the protection of prioritized vulnerable environmental values.
To meet the requirement regarding contingency plans, the NORSOK U-100N standard, Chapter 9.1, should be used for manned underwater operations. Including notification of the Coastal Administration, which is responsible for public preparedness in relation to acute pollution. Initiatives as mentioned in the 3rd section can, for example, be the development of a new concept or new solutions, restructuring of activities or strengthened preparedness.
When drawing up the plan as mentioned in the first paragraph, the emergency preparedness action plans should form the basis, cf.
COMMUNICATION
In order to meet the program requirements as mentioned in the first subsection, NORSOK standard D-010, Chapters and 9.3 in the field of health, work environment and safety must be applied. Formation fluids, as mentioned in the first subsection, also mean hydrates and water under pressure. To fulfill the requirement, the NORSOK standard D-010, chapter 5.7.2, must be used in the field of health, working environment and safety.
Delivery as referred to in the third subsection includes delivery between companies and delivery between units in the facility. By heavy well intervention, as mentioned in the third subsection, are meant the operations of casing and digging pipes. To meet the requirements in subsection three, NORSOK standard D-010, Chapters 4.2.8 and 10.4 should be used.
In the case of using established well control methods, the NORSOK D-010 standard, Chapter 4.2.8 should be used. In the case of using logging equipment for subsea wells, the NORSOK D-010 standard, Chapter 4.8.3 must be used. In order to regain well control by relief well drilling as mentioned in the first subsection, the NORSOK D-010 standard, Chapter 4.8.2 must be used.
Organizational independence, as referred to in the second subsection, is described in the guidelines of section 19 of the framework regulations. To meet the requirements regarding insurance as mentioned in the first subsection, the standard NORSOK D-010, Chapter 9 should be used in the field of health, working environment and safety. Monitoring as mentioned in the first subsection should be carried out by monitoring the pressure above the lower barrier.
The requirement regarding restrictions as mentioned in the second subsection implies, among other things, that the work area for the remotely controlled systems must be determined.
MARITIME OPERATIONS
Regulations and guidelines issued by the authorities The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs
1359 om konstruksjon, design og produksjon av arbeidsutstyr, samt etterlevelsesrutiner for arbeidsutstyr og kjemikalier (produsentens forskrifter). 1380 om strålevern og bruk av stråling (strålevernforskriften) (kun norsk). 739 om elektrobedrifter og kvalifikasjonskrav for arbeid knyttet til elektriske installasjoner og elektrisk utstyr (kun på norsk).
The Ministry of Climate and the Environment, the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs and the Directorate for Community Protection and Preparedness. The Norwegian Working Environment Authority's production and use of polyurethane products (isocyanates), order no. 536), the Norwegian Working Environment Authority's Guidance regarding work at computer screens, order no. 528). 1181 regarding continental shelf flight – commercial air transport to and from helidecks on facilities and vessels at sea (only in Norwegian).
860 on drinking water systems and drinking water supply on mobile offshore installations (Norwegian only). 998 regarding positioning and anchoring systems on mobile facilities (in Norwegian only) (the Anchor Regulations 09). Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority Guideline 1 regarding industrial radiography, Guideline 9 regarding industrial control sources.
Norwegian Institute of Public Health guidance material on the design and operation of drinking water systems.
Standards and guidelines
Guidelines for environmental monitoring of offshore oil activities (M-300) Guidelines for reporting of offshore oil activities (M-107). ISO Amd 1:2009 Petroleum and natural gas industry - Offshore production facilities - Requirements and guidelines for emergency response. ISO Petroleum and Natural Gas Industry - Subsurface Safety Valve Systems - Design, Installation, Operation and Repair, 2nd Edition, June 2004,.
ISO Petroleum and Natural Gas Industry - Offshore Production Installations - Guidelines for Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Tools and Techniques, Issue 1, October 2000,. NS-EN ISO Petroleum, petrochemical and natural gas industries - Collection and exchange of equipment reliability and maintenance data, edition 3, October 2016,. NS-EN ISO Petroleum and natural gas industry – Control and mitigation of fires and explosions on offshore production installations – Requirements and guidelines, edition 1, 2015, NS-EN ISO Oil and natural gas industry – Drilling and production equipment – Wellhead and Christmas tree equipment, edition 1 , March 2010,.
NS-INSTA 800:2010 Cleaning quality - Measurement system for assessment and evaluation of cleaning quality, edition 1, April 2011. NS-EN ISO Petroleum and natural gas industries -- Specific requirements for offshore structures -- Part 1: Metocean design and operation considerations, October 2015. NORSOK D-010 Drilling Integrity in Drilling and Well Operations, Revision 4, June 2013, NORSOK N-001 Integrity of Offshore Structures Revision 8, September 2012,.
070 – Norwegian Oil and Gas Guidelines for the Application of IEC 61508 and IEC 61511 in the Norwegian Petroleum Industry, revision no. 081 – Norwegian Oil and Gas’ Recommended Guidelines for Remote Pipeline Operations, Revision 4, 11 June 2012. 024 – Norwegian Oil and Gas Recommended Guidelines for Competency Requirements for Drilling and Well Maintenance Personnel, Revision No.
135 – Norwegian Oil and Gas Recommended Guidelines for Classification and Categorization of Well Control Incidents and Well Integrity Incidents, Revision No.
