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LSR Driving Toolbox Talk

This document discusses the Life Saving Rule for driving in the oil and gas industry. It outlines the rule which requires following safe driving practices like wearing a seatbelt, obeying speed limits, not using phones while driving, and being fit and rested. It describes the responsibilities of supervisors to ensure drivers are competent and vehicles are properly maintained, as well as the responsibilities of drivers to follow the rules of the road. Example violations are provided like not wearing a seatbelt or exceeding allowable work hours. Related rules on bypassing safety controls, line of fire, and being fit for duty are also noted. The summary emphasizes knowing your role to comply with this important rule for preventing injuries and incidents.

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LSR Driving Toolbox Talk

This document discusses the Life Saving Rule for driving in the oil and gas industry. It outlines the rule which requires following safe driving practices like wearing a seatbelt, obeying speed limits, not using phones while driving, and being fit and rested. It describes the responsibilities of supervisors to ensure drivers are competent and vehicles are properly maintained, as well as the responsibilities of drivers to follow the rules of the road. Example violations are provided like not wearing a seatbelt or exceeding allowable work hours. Related rules on bypassing safety controls, line of fire, and being fit for duty are also noted. The summary emphasizes knowing your role to comply with this important rule for preventing injuries and incidents.

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2018

LIFE SAVING RULES


Toolbox Talk
Driving

LIFE SAVING
SETTING THE RULES
STANDARD
- DRIVING
IN OIL AND GAS SAFETY 1
OUTLINE

• 10 Life Saving Rules


• Description of Driving Rule
• Roles & Responsibilities
• Example Violations
• Related Life Saving Rules
• Summary

LIFE SAVING RULES - DRIVING 2


ENERGY SAFETY CANADA’S 10 LIFE SAVING RULES

CONFINED WORKING AT WORK ENERGY LINE OF


SPACE HEIGHT AUTHORIZATION ISOLATION FIRE

BYPASSING DRIVING HOT SAFE FIT FOR


SAFETY WORK MECHANICAL DUTY
CONTROLS LIFTING

LIFE SAVING RULES - DRIVING 3


DRIVING RULE

• Follow safe driving rules


• I always wear a seatbelt
• I do not exceed the speed limit, and reduce my
speed for road conditions
• I do not use phones or operate devices while
driving
• I am fit, rested and fully alert while driving
• I follow journey management requirements

LIFE SAVING RULES - DRIVING 4


AS A SUPERVISOR

• I ensure workers are competent drivers for the environmental


conditions anticipated with their work
• I ensure vehicles are fit for purpose and adequately maintained
• I ensure a journey management plan is created

LIFE SAVING RULES - DRIVING 5


AS A DRIVER

• I always wear a seatbelt and do not move the vehicle until all
passengers have their seat belts on
• I do not speed and I reduce speed for the road conditions such
as when there is traffic congestion, adverse weather, etc.
• I do not use electronic devices to send or receive
communications while driving unless otherwise authorized
• I obey the rules of the road

LIFE SAVING RULES - DRIVING 6


AS A DRIVER - CONTINUED

• I ensure equipment and materials in the vehicle are secured so


they are not a distraction or a line of fire hazard to the driver or
passengers in the event of an incident
• I know when a journey management plan is required and follow
that plan
• I conduct pre-trip inspections of the vehicle
• I take the required rest breaks and ensure I am fully alert
(fit for duty) and working within the allowable hours of service
• I stop and reassess if conditions change, such as weather

LIFE SAVING RULES - DRIVING 7


EXAMPLE VIOLATIONS

• A seat belt is not worn by the driver or a passenger while the


vehicle is in motion
• The vehicle is traveling over the speed limit
• The driver uses an unauthorised electronic device while the
vehicle is in motion
• The cab of a vehicle contains equipment or materials that are
not secured
• The passengers in the vehicle are distracting the driver

LIFE SAVING RULES - DRIVING 8


EXAMPLE VIOLATIONS

• The journey management plan identifies unacceptable risk


from extreme weather and the journey is conducted anyway
• The pre-trip inspection identifies an unacceptable vehicle
condition, but the trip is conducted anyway
• The driver has exceeded the allowable hours of service
• Conditions change during the journey when an extreme
weather storm moves in and the driver does not stop and
reassess the journey

LIFE SAVING RULES - DRIVING 9


RELATED LIFE SAVING RULES

BYPASSING LINE OF FIT FOR HOT


SAFETY FIRE DUTY WORK
CONTROLS

LIFE SAVING RULES - DRIVING 10


SUMMARY

• Know your role and responsibilities in relation to the Driving rule


• Notify your supervisor immediately if you are unsure about how to
comply with this rule in your work environment
• If you see a potential violation of the Driving rule, intervene ― it
could be the last chance to prevent a fatality
• Consistent application of the Life Saving Rules equates to saved
lives
• These rules are essential to achieving industry’s shared vision:
zero injuries, zero incidents

LIFE SAVING RULES - DRIVING 11


QUESTIONS?

LIFE SAVING RULES - DRIVING 12

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