Portfolios

• Ensuring ALL MOBIL PRODUCING NIGERIA Industrial Hygiene equipment provided are duly calibrated.

• Interface with appropriate OEM or any reputable maintenance provider to ensure equipment maintenance and calibration is completed as and when due, and does not exceed a period of 3months.

• Provision of any other equipment maintenance services as deemed fit.
• Procurement/replacement of equipment as necessary.

This service included but not limited to:

• Review of previous ACM containment report and status of implementation of recommendations.

• Review Shelf Drilling Policy and Trident XIV O & M and status of their implementation.
• Inspection of the facility to ascertain that all previously identified ACM are secured, intact and non-friable.

• Identify new or overlooked exposed ACM on the facility during the inspection.
• Make recommendations on how the identified issues can be addressed.

This service includes but not limited to:

• Ensuring ALL CHEVRON NIG LTD. Industrial Hygiene equipment provided are duly calibrated.
• Interface with appropriate OEM or any reputable maintenance provider to ensure equipment maintenance and calibration is completed as and when due, and does not exceed a period of 3months.

• Provision of any other equipment maintenance services as deemed fit.
• Procurement/replacement of equipment as necessary.

This service includes but not limited to the following:

• Ensuring relevant samples including biological samples are timely collected and analyzed by an accredited industrial hygiene laboratory.

• Maintain a contract with a reputable and accredited industrial hygiene laboratory for the analysis of relevant samples e.g., Benzene

• Analysis for BETX and any other volatile organic compounds as well as metals, organic/inorganic acids, asbestos, silica, dust, etc.

This service includes but not limited to:

• Ensuring ALL NLNG Industrial Hygiene equipment provided are duly calibrated.
• Interface with appropriate OEM or any reputable maintenance provider to ensure equipment maintenance and calibration is completed as and when due, and does not exceed a period of 3months.
• Provision of any other equipment maintenance services as deemed fit.
• Procurement/replacement of equipment as necessary

GRADI Health and Safety Ltd use qualified professionals to provide this service, which include but not limited to the following:

• Conduct workplace assessments including Health Risk Assessment (HRA), and develop and/or recommend corrective actions to eliminate hazards or reduce the hazards to as low as reasonably practicable (ALARP).

• Conduct workplace exposure monitoring for exposure to chemical hazards, physical hazards, biological hazards, ergonomic hazards, as well as psychosocial hazards

• Provide advice to management on methods, procedures and devices to control health hazards associated with current or proposed processes and operations

• Provide occupational health/hygiene inputs for HSE policy reviews and HSE Cases and HSEMS
• Participate in Catering & Hygiene inspections as well as participate and assist in implementing, HSE-MS, ISO 14001, OHSAS audit recommendations

• Provide SME support for HSE activities, include but not limited to HAZID, HAZOP, HFE studies, Ergonomic training, etc.

• Ensure proper documentation of all Industrial Hygiene activities/workplace monitoring.
• Provide any other industrial hygiene service as deemed necessary by the contract holder, so as to ensure the health and safety of employees, contractors and visitors

• Work with new Industrial Hygiene personnel in Occupational Health Medicine Dept. to have a good understanding of the basic principles of Industrial Hygiene through classroom training and discussions

• Work with the personnel to gain knowledge on the process of workplace Health hazard risk assessment

• Train new IH personnel on the basics of the Health Hazards of the workplace in MEGI
• Give the personnel hands-on training on how to carry out health hazard surveys and monitoring including process of report writing and reporting.

• Train personnel on several administrative processes for Industrial Hygiene including filling systems (hard copy and electronic files), filing of individual survey and monitoring documents.
• Understanding links to and how to relate with other Units that work closely with IH.

• Preparing for and understanding the process of Integrity management and Controls management audits

• Understanding the Administrative role of the Industrial Hygiene personnel in the Occupational Health Integrity Management system.

• Give personnel training on the Public Health activity of the Industrial Hygienist, including complete Health inspections of on shore and off shore facilities e.g., rigs and offshore platforms etc.
• Personnel has gone on to acquire the BOHS Certification in Industrial Hygiene Competence within 3 years of this mentoring activity.

1. AKPO FPSO NOISE MAPS PRODUCTION

• Undertook a complete review of the current noise Maps on AKPO FPSO
• Noise measurement carried out in the various locations (Modules) of FPSO
• Advice on areas requiring mandatory double hearing protection must be specified (Noise levels of 95dB A or above).

• Produce laminated paper based Noise Maps of the various modules with appropriate colour coding for the measured noise level

2. A HAND AND ARM /WHOLE BODY VIBRATION (HAV/WBV) SURVEY IN THE AKPO FIELD

• Undertake a survey in the AKPO Field (AKPO FPSO), to identify all the jobs, equipment and tasks that predispose personnel to any form of HAV/WBV.

1. AOS ORWEL WORKSHOP NOISE SURVEY

• Noise measurement of all areas of the workshop
• Produce the noise maps for the workshop
• Personal noise monitoring of work groups in the workshop
• Analysis of the result to identify the personnel exposed to noise above the exposure limit
• Make recommendations on how best to protect impacted personnel

2. AOS ORWEL WORKSHOP WELDING FUME SURVEY

• Take sample of welding fume generated during welding activity in the workshop.
• Using a United Kingdom accredited Service (UKAS) laboratory determine the air concentration of all the applicable hazardous metals and other components of the welding fume sample.

• Identify workers who are exposed above the exposure limits to any of the components.
• Make professional recommendations on how best to reduce exposure where applicable.