SEMS Industry Outreach Chart

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30 CFR Part 250, Subpart S, Safety and Environmental Management Systems (SEMS)

SEMS Industry Outreach Chart

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Overview

Operator SEMS Info Collection
Calculations and Position Chart
Industry and Gov Chart


Sheet 1: Operator SEMS Info Collection

Purpose: The purpose of this survey is to help BSEE update the Office of Management and Budget on the paperwork and cost burden associated with the SEMS regulations. Please fill in the white boxes below with the requested information. You can call Stan Kaczmarek (703-787-1612) if you have any questions. We request your response by February 6 if at all possible. Large Medium Small


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Type of Question Question Labor Hours associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Labor Hours due to BSEE requirements Recent Costs associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Costs due to BSEE requirements 30 CFR 250 (Subpart S) Reference Labor Hours associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Labor Hours due to BSEE requirements Recent Costs associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Costs due to BSEE requirements Labor Hours associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Labor Hours due to BSEE requirements Recent Costs associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Costs due to BSEE requirements Labor Hours associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Labor Hours due to BSEE requirements Recent Costs associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Costs due to BSEE requirements Labor Hours associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Labor Hours due to BSEE requirements Recent Costs associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Costs due to BSEE requirements Labor Hours associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Labor Hours due to BSEE requirements Recent Costs associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Costs due to BSEE requirements Labor Hours associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Labor Hours due to BSEE requirements Recent Costs associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Costs due to BSEE requirements Labor Hours associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Labor Hours due to BSEE requirements Recent Costs associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Costs due to BSEE requirements Labor Hours associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Labor Hours due to BSEE requirements Recent Costs associated with "Usual and Customary" business practices Additional Costs due to BSEE requirements Internal Calculations
SEMS Design, Implementation and Maintenance How many labor hours per year does your organization spend creating and updating the policies and procedures that comprise your company's Safety and Environmental Management System (SEMS)?



1900-1933 18,000 5,780

72


1,000 100

2,323 1,162

6,500 1,500

490 160

40 160

33 230

183 6222
How many labor hours per year does your organization spend conducting, signing, and ensuring adherence to Job Safety Analyses (JSA)?

1911(b) 43,800
69,000 69,000 10,000 5,000 93,338 - 24,000 480 168 12 86 815 426 137 75,444 4,828,416.00
How many labor hours per year does your organization spend maintaining data for and submitting the BSEE-0131 Form (Performance Measures), maintaining a contractor employee injury/illness log in the operation area (and retaining it for two years), and making this information available to BSEE upon request?

1914(e); 1928(d),(e); 1929 225
208 208 200 200 700 30 7,150 40 12 0 40 174 15 2 9,204 589,056.00
What is the estimated cost to your organization of a comprehensive SEMS audit conducted by an accredited audit service provider (ASP)?



1920(a), (b); 1925

not provided not provided

$200,000.00 $200,000.00

$50,000.00 $50,000.00

70,000 35,000

$- $200,000.00

43,000 0

$35,000.00 $35,000.00

0 49,500
405,000.00
How many labor hours per year does your organization spend to develop and submit your audit plan to BSEE?



1920 (b) 2,260



40

40 40

- 200


340

120 0

0 16

0 20

3,076 196,864.00 1974
How many labor hours per year does your organzation spend to develop and submit your audit report to BSEE?

1920(c); 1925(a) 100

40 40 40 - 200
240 120 0 0 8 0 104 892 57,088.00 1890
How many labor hours per year does your organization spend to provide BSEE information it requests during the ASP-conducted SEMS audit

1920 15

40 8 8 - 200
20 12 0 0 0 0 12 315 20,160.00 840
How many labor hours per year does your organization spend to develop and submit your corrective action plan to BSEE?

1920(d); 1925(b) 220

80 8 8 - 150
480 100 0 0 24 0 24 1,094 70,016.00 2289
How many labor hours per year does your organization spend to provide BSEE with information to verify that you undertook the corrective actions and that they effectively addressed the audit findings?

1920(e) 170

80 16 16 - 200
520 40 0 0 8 0 Audit in Progress, we are not currently to that part of the audit. (History from previous company was approximately 4 hours in 2016) 1,050 67,200.00 2877
How many labor hours per year does your organization spend making your SEMS documentation available to BSEE in response to inpsection findings (BSEE or USCG) or an incident?

1924 4,000 4,000
640 2,500 2,500 - 625
260 12 0 0 0 0 6 14,543 930,752.00 64256
How many labor hours per year does your organization spend making your SEMS documentation avaialble to BSEE for BSEE review not associated with an audit, inspection finding or incident?

1924 150

300 1,000 500 - 4,935
100 372 0 0 160 0 10 7,527 481,728.00 54912
How many labor hours per year does your organization spend maintaining documentation per the following requirements: Retaining SEMS audit documents for six years at an onshore location?



1928(a) 5


5


1 1

1,200



32

62 0





0 1095

2,401 153,664.00 18048
JSA documentation?

1928(b) 60
2,300 2,300 250 250 15,556

400 62 0 0 272 10 70
-
MOC records?

1928(c) 22,500
200
250 125 600

200 62 0 0 87 4 4
-
SWA documentation?

1928(f) -
100 100 20 20 220

100 62 0 0 24 6 2
-
Employee participation plan documentation?

1928(g) 108
100 100 40 40 450

20 62 0 40 3 36 12 47,227 3,022,528.00
Maintaining records in an orderly manner, readily identifiable, retrievalbe and legible,with dates of any and all revisions

1928(h) 1,080
2,000
1,200 600 7,750
15,330 5,720 62 0 10 1300 0 144 1,553 99,379.20
SEMS Implementation (cont.) How many labor hours per year does your organization spend documenting decisions to resume SWA activities?



1930(c) 39


250


8 8

110


20 60

15 0

0 1

2 0

513 32,832.00 896
How many labor hours per year does your organization spend on personnel reports of unsafe practices and/or health violations?

1933(a) - - 250
50 - 750
1,989 40 40 0 0 0 12 0 7 426.67
How many labor hours per year does your organization spend posting notice for personnel that displays their rights for reporting unsafe practices?

1933(c) 5 5 20
8 8 417
80 20 12 0 0 1 0 4 580 37,120.00









































Position Percent of work hours spent on SEMS documentation



Percent of work hours spent on SEMS documentation


Percent of work hours spent on SEMS documentation


Percent of work hours spent on SEMS documentation


Percent of work hours spent on SEMS documentation


Percent of work hours spent on SEMS documentation


Percent of work hours spent on SEMS documentation


Percent of work hours spent on SEMS documentation






47,227 Percent of work hours spent on SEMS documentation
Please provide an estimate of the percent of time spent on SEMS data collection / documentation during the course of the year by a typical person in each of these positions HSE Engineer 59%



100%


100%


30%


75%


25%


60%


55%






59% 26%
Production Engineer 17%



30%


5%


50%


10%


20%


15%


2%






17% 4%
Computer or Information Tech 24%



5%


75%


5%


20%


10%


20%


6%






24% 50%
Technician/Specialist/Support Staff 54%



30%


100%


50%


65%


100%


60%


25%






54% 4%
Supervisor/Superintendent/Lead 22%



10%


50%


15%


25%


15%


80%


20%






27% 3%
Operations Manager 6%



5%


4%


5%


10%


5%


20%


0%






6% 1%










































Please provide any additional comments that can help us understand your answers to this information request

































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44,928

































Sheet 2: Calculations and Position Chart

Citation Reporting and Recordkeeping Requirement+ Avg. Hour Burden Average No. of Annual Responses Annual Burden Hours (rounded) Internal Calculations
30 CFR 250 Subpart S

23120


Totals:









1900-1933 High Activity Operator: Have a SEMS program, and maintain all documentation and records pertaining to your SEMS program, according to API RP 75, ISO 17011 in their entirety, the COS-2-01, 03, and 04 documents as listed in § 250.198, and all the requirements as detailed in 30 CFR 250, Subpart S. Make your SEMS available to BSEE upon request. 11,926 8 95,408 1,477,349 row 5

8
1,477,349 burdon hours

(760,815)





340


22
$3,259,723 non-hour cost burden

$1,960,277





1900-1933 Moderate Activity Operator: Have a SEMS program, and maintain all documentation and records pertaining to your SEMS program, according to API RP 75, the three COS documents in their entirety, and all the requirements as detailed in 30 CFR 250, Subpart S. Make your SEMS available to BSEE upon request. 4195 22 92,290
row 5

34
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22.42
1900-1933 Low Activity Operator: Have a SEMS program, and maintain all documentation and records pertaining to your SEMS program, according to API RP 75, the three COS documents in their entirety, and all the requirements as detailed in 30 CFR 250, Subpart S. Make your SEMS available to BSEE upon request. 371 34 12,614
row 5

64
1,960,277













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1911(b) Immediate supervisor must conduct a JSA, sign the JSA, and ensure all personnel participating sign the JSA. The individual designated as being in charge of facility approves and signs all JSAs before job starts. NOTE: If activity is repeated, the 1st signed JSA is allowed. 9,431 64 603,552



22










225




34










416
1914(e); 1928(d), (e); 1929 Submit Form BSEE-0131. Maintain a contractor employee injury/illness log in the operation area, retain for 2 years, and make available to BSEE upon request (this requirement is included in the form burden). Inform contractors of hazards. 1151 64 73,632 39270


21










400
1920(a), (b); 1921 ASP audit for High Activity Operator 8 operators x $400,000 audit = $3,200,000 / 3 = $1,066,667

1685224
21
Average Respondent Cost Table








730
ASP audit for Moderate Activity Operator $1,066,667 400,000

21
Position Hourly Pay rate ($/hour estimate) Hourly rate including benefits (1.4* x $/hour) Percent of time spent on collection Weighted Average ($/hour/ rounded)




7190
ASP audit for Low Activity Operator 22 operators x $135,000 audit = $2,970,000 / 3 = $990,000 $990,000 135,000

21
HSE Engineer $80 $113 59% $66




12
NOTE: An audit is done once every 3 years. 34 operators x $54,167 audit = $1,841,678/3 = $613,889 $613,889 54,167

21
Production Engineer $78 $109 17% $19




214
1920(b) Notify BSEE with audit plan/schedule 30 days prior to conducting your audit. 385 21 8,075



1
Computer or Information Tech $75 $105 24% $25




17
1920(c); 1925(a); Submit to BSEE after completed audit, an audit report of findings and conclusions, including deficiencies and required supporting information/ documentation. 112 21 2,342



1
Technician/Specialist/Support Staff $62 $87 54% $47





1920 Submit to BSEE information it requests during the ASP-conducted SEMS audit 39 21 827



64
Supervisor/Superintendent/Lead $107 $150 27% $40





1920(d); 1925(b); Submit/resubmit a copy of your CAP that will address deficiencies identified in audit within 60 days of audit completion. 137 21 2,872



64
Operations Manager $135 $189 6% $11 Stan sees a salary for this position of $280,420, cannot find that, but used 280,420 / 2080




operators



3
Weighted Average ($/hour) $209





1920(e) Submit to BSEE information to verify operator undertook the corrective actions and that they effectively addressed audit findings 131 21 2,756



64











1922(a) Labor hours spent by AB meeting ISO 17011 (or equivalent) requirements 420 1 AB 420 1160


64




308,765,915





1500


64











1922(b) Make available to BSEE upon request, AB activity details and conflict of interest procedures. 234 1 AB 234



64

















Average Government Cost Table









1924(b) Make available to BSEE upon request, evaluation documentation and supporting information relating to your SEMS. 941 64 60,216





Position Grade Hourly Pay rate ($/hour estimate) Hourly rate including benefits (1.5* x $/hour) Percent of time spent on collection Weighted Average ($/hour)




1924 Make available to BSEE SEMS documentation in response to inspection findings (BSEE or USCG) or an incident. 1,818 64 116,344





Clerical GS-7/5 $22 $33 15% $5




1925(a); Pay for all costs associated with BSEE directed ASP audit approximately 10 percent per operator per category: 1 required audit for high operator ($100,000 per audit x 1 audit = $100,000); 2 required audits for moderate operator ($95,000 per audit x 2 audits = $190,000; and 4 required audits for low operator ($28,167 per audit per 4 audits = $112,668) = 7 required audits per year. 3 BSEE directed ASP audits – for a total of $589,167 $589,167

large $400,000

Petroleum Engineer/Geologist/Geophysicist GS-12/5 $45 $68 75% $51






200000 medium $135,000

Supv. Petroleum Engineer/Geologist/Geophysicist GS-14/5 $63 $95 25% $24




1928 (1) Document and keep all SEMS audits for 6 years (at least two full audit cycles) at an onshore location. 300 64 19,208
95000 small $54,167

Regulatory/Program Analyst GS-12/5 $40 $60 35% $21




(2) JSAs must have documented results in writing and kept onsite for 30 days or until release of the MODU; retain records for 2 years. (3) All MOC records (API RP Sec 4) must be documented, dated, and retained for 2 years. (4) SWA documentation must be kept onsite for 30 days; retain records for 2 years. (5) Documentation of employee participation must be retained for 2 years. 5903 64 377,816
28167
$589,167

Weighted Average ($/hour) $100




1930(c) Document decision to resume SWA activities. 64 64 4104
323167































1933(a) Personnel reports unsafe practices and/or health violations. Burden covered under 30 CFR 250, Subpart A 1014-0022. 0

































1933(c) Post notice where personnel can view their rights for reporting unsafe practices. 73 64 4640

































TOTAL SUBPART S 750 1,477,349
















Responses Hours
















$3,259,723

















Sheet 3: Industry and Gov Chart

Final table in Word document: hours associated with submittals or making info available to BSEE upon request.


Internal Calculations
Citation Requirement Industry’s Burden Hour Government’s Burden Hour




Stan's Gov hours
§§ 250.1900-1933 High, Moderate, and Low Activity Operator – Maintain SEMS, make available to BSEE upon request. 200,312 5,000 200,312 95,408 92,290 12,614
5,000 1/
§§ 250.1900(b); 1914(d); 1928(d), (e); 1929 Submit Form BSEE-0131. 73,632 130 73,632



130 2/
§ 250.1920 Notification of audit schedule. 8,075 450 8,075



450 3/
§§ 250.1920(c); 1925(a), (c); Submit audit reports. 2,342 500 2,342



500 4/
§§ 250.1920(d), 1925(c) Submit/resubmit CAP. 5,628 900 5,628 2,872 2,756

900 5/
§ 250.1922 Submit documentation and relevant info about ASP. 420 6 420 420


6
§ 250.1922 Make available to BSEE upon request, conflict of interest procedures. 234 1 234



1
§ 250.1924(b) Upon request make available evaluation documentation and supporting info about SEMS. 60,216 125 60,216



125 6/
§ 250.1924 Provide SEMS information per BSEE requests in response to INCs or an incident. 116,344 1,000 1,818



1,000 7/
§ 250.1928 Documentation/recordkeeping 397,024 3,500 397,024 19,208 377,816

3,500
Total 864,226 11,612 749,700



11,612















(189,646)



1,163,522




2,078,700









1161200

















Stan's comments:








1/ 2700 hours of inspector time looking at JSA’s and Mechanical Integrity records, which would be 1 hour per production and drilling / well work inspection (data on # inspections from inspections group for 2017)
2/ Assumes 65 submittals and 2 hours per company for Gabe to handle it








3/ This line deals with receipt and handling of Audit Plans, assuming 25 plans received per year on average and 16 hours to review and comment on it, plus 50 hours to chase down late submittals
4/ Assumes 25 reports per year, and 20 hours per report for BSEE to review it, request changes, accept report, and extract data for analysis








5/ Assumes 300 hours per year reviewing 30 Corrective Action Plan submittals, and 600 hours per year verifying the CAP








6/ Assumes 15 random reviews /yr of different company’s SEMS information at 8 hours per review








7/ Assume 40 hours per incident to review SEMS related documentation, with 25 incidents per year receiving this level of review








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