IMPLEMENTING AN EHS & QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR ISO 9002/14001 1 Agenda: Dual ISO 9002 & 14001 Certification Where - Qatar Who - Qatargas What - Dual ISO 9002 & 14001 Certification How - Continuous Improvement Lessons Learned 2 STATE OF QATAR MIDDLE EAST COUNTRIES RAS LAFFAN SYRIA IRAQ IRAN DOHA EGYPT SAUDI ARABIA STATE OF QATAR U.A.E. UMM SAID OMAN YEMEN 3 Qatar Liquefied Gas Company Limited TOTAL Mobil m Marubeni MITSUI & CO. LTD. 4 QATARGAS PRIMARY BUSINESS LNG PRODUCTION BECAME A DYNAMIC ENTITY 1992 RAPIDLY EXPANDING START-UP COMPANY 1993 - LESS THAN 20 EMPLOYEES 1994 - LESS THAN 100 EMPLOYEES 1996 - APPROXIMATELY 650 EMPLOYEES 1998 - OVER 800 EMPLOYEES + 800 CONTRACTORS OVER 30 DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES STARTED PRODUCTION IN NOVEMBER 1996 FIRST CARGO TO JAPAN IN DECEMBER 1996 TOTAL END TO END INVESTMENT $14 BILLION QATARGAS - OFFSHORE UPSTREAM DEVELOPMENT OFFSHORE FACILITIES 2 TRAINS & 3rd TRAIN Wellhead Platform 3 Process Platform - PR Living Quarters Platform Wellhead Platform 2 Process & Utilities Platform - PU Flare BSP1 82 Km - 32" pipeline Wellhead Platform 1 BSP2 3rd Train Offshore Facilities RAS LAFFAN 6 QATARGAS - OFFSHORE Gas Pipeline Gas Liquid Pipeline Oil Lines QG NFA RAS LAFFAN HALUL MAYDAN MAHZAM EDD EL SHARGI DUKHAN DOHA BUL HANINE GAS PT.B UMM SAID STATE OF QATAR 7 What is Continuous Improvement? The ongoing process to systematically improve Systems, Processes, Activities and Practices Embodied in the Deming Model of PLAN - DO - CHECK - ACT CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT ACT PLAN CHECK DO 8 Continuous Improvement at Qatargas Promoted thru the acronym QMSI: QATARGAS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT QMSI - Qatargas strategy and methodology to achieve Continuous Improvement 9 What is a Management System? What an organization does to manage its processes and activities Includes policies, procedures, guidelines, organization charts, job descriptions, etc. 10 QMSI Objectives Thru Continuous Improvement: Establish a Unified Management System Provide Consistent and Concise Policies, Procedures & Instructions Comply with Statutory Requirements Meet or Exceed Customer Expectations Meet Shareholder, Employee, Contractor, Community & Government Expectations 11 History: Significant Qatargas Milestones Apr 98 - QMSI Initiated Sep 98 - PROSPER Baseline audit post Sep 98 - QMSI Implementation (Gap analysis) May 99 Jun 99 Dec 99 Feb 00 - HESQ Policy Revised - Internal Auditor Training - Internal PROSPER Audit - Improvement Suggestion System Feb 00 - Corporate Direction Statement Approved Apr 00 - ISO 9002/14001 “test-audit” by DNV Jun 00 - Then, ISO certification audit by ABS Jul 00 - Qatargas awarded ISO 9002 & 14001 certifications 12 Continuous Improvement From an HESQ Perspective Management System Standards Rating Tool for Baseline Audit Follow-on ISO Compliance Audits 13 HESQ Management System Standards & Rating Tools Standards (Checklists) against which we measure our Management System Several Management System rating tools available Audits and certification Provide the means to progressively measure level of improvement Qatargas selected DNV PROSPER 14 WHY PROSPER? An existing integrated HESQ Management System Standard & Rating Tool PROSPER* ISO 9002 ISRS* IQRS* British Standards ISO 18001 IERS* ISO 14001 15 PROSPER & QMSI Framework for HESQ Management System 17 elements divided into 110 sub-elements HESQ Management System rating (Audit) tool 10 award levels September 1998 Qatargas at Award Level 2 Award Level 4 equal to Dual Certification Qatargas presently at Award Level 7 16 CHANGING ROLE OF PROSPER PROSPER - Initially a Tool to Help Construct and Strengthen Elements of the Qatargas HESQ Management System p o l i c e PROSPER - Now a Tool to Measure, Police & Protect HESQ Goals & Objectives 17 ISO & QMSI Dual Certification - a significant milestone QMSI did not stop at certification! Retain certification by re-assessment (compliance audits every 6 months) ISO - International Organization for Standardization 18 HESQ Management - Misconceptions Not Just A Product Quality System Owned by Management HESQ Department Program ISO Certification Unnecessary Work Policies & Procedure Non-conformities & observations The Business Plan Team Building Business Process Modeling 19 Each makes a significant contribution, but real improvement involves more HESQ Continuous Improvement Implementation 20 The benefits of HESQ Continuous Improvement are many . . . Streamlined work processes with every action adding value Employees who know their roles in the organization Clear and open communications Safe and environmentally sound workplace Opportunity to receive recognition for a job well done and to be rewarded accordingly Benefits to employees, contractors, customers, shareholders, suppliers, community and country 21 How Does Continuous Improvement Affect the Organization? Continuous Improvement is mutually inclusive Every employee & contractor is involved - they must help make it happen All work processes are inter-linked Use Vendor & Supplier feed back in the Continuous Improvement process Teamwork “We want everyone to feel that they can be all that they want to be; that their ideas are welcome and that they are part of the Qatargas family.” - Pioneer April’00 22 Lessons Learned from ISO Implementation Select appropriate Management System Protocol Categorize Protocol sub-elements into ISO/ Non-ISO critical Conduct baseline audit & identify gaps Ensure “Company Action Plan” reflects ISO - Critical tasks Develop & Implement Requisite Documents and Standards (e.g., Policies, Procedures, Instructions, Forms, Record keeping) Implement Internal Auditor and Non-Conformity Procedures/Training/Audit System ASAP Use “Cross-Functional” Support Team role Develop Key Performance Indicators (Metrics) 23 Lessons Learned from ISO Implementation Align EMS (Environmental Management System) with ISO 14001 standard & train personnel Internal Audit & ISO Test Audit were invaluable Cascade Corporate Objectives down to individual employee “Publicize” to all: Implement a Management System “Orientation” course Conduct perception surveys company-wide Issue special company newsletters Write monthly articles for company newsletters Establish a web site 24 Don’t over-rely on written communications; use workshops & other training courses Lessons Learned - Minimum HESQ Management System Requirements Quality Safety/Health Environment QMSI Manual Mgt. HESQ Comm. Env. Mgt. System Management Review Mgt. of Change Env. Monitoring & Reporting* Management Systems Audit HESQ Handbook* Register Env. Aspects & Impacts Non-Conformities and Observations Contractor HESQ Evaluation Air Emissions Inventory Improvement Suggestions Fire System: ITM Program Waste Mgt. Plan Develop Key Performance Indicators *Onshore & Offshore (Plant & NFB) 25 Lessons Learned - ISO Surveillance Audits Performed every 6 months Probably new non-conformities identified Corrective Action Plan developed Verification of Corrective Action Plan implementation Certification body typically focuses on weak areas Bottom Line: ISO process requires surveillance audits every six months and typically are 2-4 days in length, performed by 2 surveyors. Minimal preparation time is expected. 26 A Word About New ISO 9000/2000 Qatargas must comply with new standard by 2003 Align QMS (Quality Management System) with ISO 9000 standard What is involved More customer focus, including metrics for customer appraisal system More Business Process Modelling More Senior Management Involvement Bottom Line: ISO 9000/2000 addresses product QC/Service conformity and need for an organization to demonstrate capability to achieve customers satisfaction. 27 Continuous Improvement Is . . . Owned by all Employees and Contractors, not just Management. About creating the right culture that: – accepts improvement and change; – encourages employees to adopt continuous improvement A means to fully utilize the strengths and ideas of your employees and contractors to work better as a team. 28 Summary: Continuous Improvement is a Two-Way Street! Direction Statement Business Plan Strategy Corporate Objectives Department Objectives Individual Objectives Individual Initiatives 29
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