Digital System of Self-Verification Sustainably Improves Safety Performance and Positively Shifts Safety Culture

Self-Verification, (SV) is a systematic process used for verifying effective implementation of requirements not limited to those from regulatory, statutory, internal company systems, and client-operator organizations. An effective Self-Verification process promotes a safety-first culture, helps minimize external audits/inspections, and ensures efficient operations compliant with all necessary rules and regulations. The intended outcomes of an effective Self-Verification Process include: Enhanced Safety Performance: lower incident rates and negative impacts at the frontline.Safety and Risk Management: verification of effectiveness of existing controls.Regulatory and Statutory Compliance: verification that applicable requirements have been met.Demonstration of Leadership and Commitment: participation from various levels of organizational leadership.Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Learning: improved HSE learning cultureContinuous Improvement: support to the continuous improvement cycle. Based on the above, Tucker Energy Services, (TES) has implemented a risk-based Self-Verification Process through a bespoke software Application (APP).

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Offshore Technology Conference
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2025-04-28
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https://doi.org/10.4043/35562-ms
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Occupational Health and Safety Research
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Digital System of Self-Verification Sustainably Improves Safety Performance and Positively Shifts Safety Culture

Andrew Briggs, Lawrence Ramnath, Indira Ramjit-Prudent, Charisse Salim
Offshore Technology Conference
Occupational Health and Safety Research
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Digital System of Self-Verification Sustainably Improves Safety Performance and Positively Shifts Safety Culture

Andrew Briggs, Lawrence Ramnath, Indira Ramjit-Prudent, Charisse Salim
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Self-Verification, (SV) is a systematic process used for verifying effective implementation of requirements not limited to those from regulatory, statutory, internal company systems, and client-operator organizations. An effective Self-Verification process promotes a safety-first culture, helps minimize external audits/inspections, and ensures efficient operations compliant with all necessary rules and regulations. The intended outcomes of an effective Self-Verification Process include: Enhanced Safety Performance: lower incident rates and negative impacts at the frontline.Safety and Risk Management: verification of effectiveness of existing controls.Regulatory and Statutory Compliance: verification that applicable requirements have been met.Demonstration of Leadership and Commitment: participation from various levels of organizational leadership.Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Learning: improved HSE learning cultureContinuous Improvement: support to the continuous improvement cycle. Based on the above, Tucker Energy Services, (TES) has implemented a risk-based Self-Verification Process through a bespoke software Application (APP).

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