Safety is a core value and creating a safe and healthy workplace is our top priority, involving everyone at bp. Improving safety also makes us a more efficient business.
Cause no accidents, no harm to people and no damage to the environment.
We focus on process safety, personal safety, health and wellbeing, and security.
Our biofuels business has collaborated with bp safety and operational risk experts to build a more effective safety culture.
As it is across bp, safety is the number one priority for bp biofuels. However, with operations spread across many locations and a large workforce comprising both bp employees and contractors, it’s also a major challenge.
Active collaboration involved the development of more and better targeted safety communications, bespoke commitment workshops to change mindsets, and continuous improvement projects to build personal empowerment. The result is a reduction in biofuels’ rolling recordable injury frequency of 24% between November 2018 and November 2019.
A new wave of marine and subsea robots is revolutionizing how we understand our underwater operating environment. These maritime robots, more generally known as unmanned surface vessels and unmanned underwater vehicles, are loaded with sensors and cameras to capture data from the oceans safely and efficiently.
Using these robots rather than a conventional large ship for the same task, could enhance safety by taking crew out of harm’s way.
The use of unmanned vessels now forms a part of our maritime autonomous systems strategy, which involves evaluating and piloting new robotic technologies.