Industry Safety Data Information Session

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Industry Safety Data Program

Industry Safety Data Information Session

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July 2018

Demetra Collia, BTS Program Manager

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Points to include:

  • Explain trial as follow up to summit 

  • Stress proof of concept approach 

  • Address lack of successful efforts to date to share and analyze non-regulatory required data; could result in “missing” systemic trends when evaluated over broader cross-section of industry 

  • Highlight need for better data to support research  

  • Phase I effort identified as one of several ideas and programs being considered 

Points to include:

  • Explain trial as follow up to summit 

  • Stress proof of concept approach 

  • Address lack of successful efforts to date to share and analyze non-regulatory required data; could result in “missing” systemic trends when evaluated over broader cross-section of industry 

  • Highlight need for better data to support research  

  • Phase I effort identified as one of several ideas and programs being considered 

 
  • Voluntary reporting system is subject to protections of Confidential Information Protection and Statistical Efficiency Act (CIPSEA)  

  • Under CIPSEA, only BTS will have access to raw submitted safety reports  

    • oRelease of identifiable data is Class E Felony for BTS or its agents, punishable by up to $250,000 in fines and 5 years in jail 

    • oSubmitted safety event reports are exempt from FOIA and subpoena  

    • oSubmitted reports CANNOT be used for any enforcement actions 

  • BTS will collect incident data and simultaneously provide it in aggregated form to all stakeholders, including BSEE, through published public report 

    • oBSEE will not receive advanced copies 

  • Public reports will allow all parties to work together to identify and reduce potential hazards that present significant risks and to promote a culture of continuous improvement. 

 

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  • Participants:  9 companies who expressed interest in pilot 

    • 6 operators 

    • 2 drilling companies 

    • 1 service company 

  •  Data collection 

    • 2014-2017 

    • Near misses, stop work events, and associated metadata 

  •  Data protection 

    • CIPSEA 

    • NDAs 

    • Secure rooms 

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Phase I Planning Team agreed that primary objective of pilot effort is to develop “proof of concept” for proposed industry-wide safety data sharing database

  • Team recognized importance of industry input to maximize benefits of end products 

  • Results of Phase I to be captured in report that will focus primarily on processes for data transmittal, mapping, and aggregation 

  • Aggregated data could then be leveraged to provide more appropriate analysis and avoid redundancies in data collection 

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Core Data Fields for Phase I (1 of 2)

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Projected Time Line for Phase I

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