During the IIF Forum, MCP IIF Leaders and Coordinators presented practical insights and shared their project’s progression in 2013 and areas for further focus in 2014. Certificates were awarded to project staff members who successfully completed JMJ’s Train-the-Trainer program. This program provides trainers with tools to successfully lead safety IIF Orientations to project staff and contractors. Each trainer was recognized for their individual commitment to the project. Trainers stood up in front of forum participants and expressed why they had chosen to become an IIF Leader.

“This forum was a perfect opportunity for each project manager and leader to learn from one another in order to gain further ideas around improving their safety culture,” says Rudi Narine, JMJ Senior Consultant and speaker at the IIF Forum. “We seek to encourage an exchange of insights and shared learning across TCO projects.”

In 2013, TCO’s safety performance was better than that of the global oil and gas industry – with 30 percent fewer incidents. Given that TCO’s employees and contractors worked almost 51 million worker-hours and had seven days away from work incidents, this is a demonstration that TCO’s workforce is committed to personal and process safety – and to ensuring that each worker goes home safely at the end of their shift.

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About Tengizchevroil

Tengizchevroil LLP was formed between the Republic of Kazakhstan and Chevron Corporation in 1993 to explore and develop super giant Tengiz oilfield. Today TCO is the largest and safest company in Kazakhstan which produces and markets crude oil, gas and sulfur.