Qatargas Operates Without Lost Time Accidents for Eight Years
Multinational Onshore Gas Operation Combines the Incident and Injury-Free™(IIF™) Approach with Coaching
October 1, 2010
Construction of the Shell Pearl Gas-to-Liquids (GTL) Plant set a world record in Qatar and Shell’s 100 year project history
November 1, 2011
Qatargas, currently the world’s largest LNG (liquefied natural gas) producer and long-term client of JMJ Associates, recently completed eight years of operation with no lost time accidents (LTAs) among its own employees, as well as those of associated contractors.
Qatargas, currently the world’s largest LNG (liquefied natural gas) producer and long-term client of JMJ Associates, recently completed eight years of operation with no lost time accidents (LTAs) among its own employees, as well as those of associated contractors. This significant accomplishment was featured in the Gulf Times (Wednesday, May 4, 2011 issue) under the headline “Qatargas operates without lost time accident for eight years.” (See following article.)
JMJ has been working closely with Qatargas leadership since 1999 to create an Incident and Injury-Free™ (IIF™) culture. This working partnership has resulted in creating a diverse and high-performing workforce that began during the Qatargas site construction phase and now continues into the operating phase of the mammoth LNG venture. Specifically, JMJ’s IIF approach to safety was deployed to support building the human aspects of safe work, training and enabling the employees to generate breakthrough results and be set up for continued success.
JMJ proudly stands behind the Qatargas community’s commitment to safety—it is a diverse group of people who collectively hold safety as a core value and integral part of their culture at every level. JMJ is likewise committed to supporting organizations and projects to work in a way that has no one harmed—without exception. We apply proven transformational consulting, training and coaching approaches to develop individual, cultural and organizational capacity.
