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Jayme de Seta FilhoPetrobras Contingency Manager
”WORKING IN SENSITIVE / REMOTE LOCATIONS”
PETRÓLEO BRASILEIRO – S/A - PETROBRAS
SUMMARY OF PRESENTATION
1. Petrobras – Company Overview
2. Environmental Defense Centers
3. Oil Spill Equipment
4. Oil Spill Response Vessels
5. Achievements and Results
6. Conclusion
Exploration Drilling Production Transportation Refining and Petrochemical
Gas Energy Distribution R&D
AN INTEGRATED COMPANY
PETROBRAS IN NUMBERS
112
14 Brazil4 Exterior
54 own135 chartered
31,089 Km5.998
2008Oil and LPG Production – 2.2 million bpdRefinining Capacity – 2.2 million bpdProven Reserves – 12.1 billion barrelsShareholders – 247,580 Employees: 68,931Total Contractors staff: 208,962 Net Income - US$ 13.0 billion
EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTIONCOMMERCIALIZATION
HEAD OFFICE
REFININGREPRESENTATION
Houston
Colombia
Argentina
Angola
United Kingdom .USA
BRAZIL
BoliviaRio de Janeiro
Trinidad &Tobago Nigeria
Venezuela
EcuadorPeru
Mexico
Tanzania
Iran
New York
TokyoBeijing
SingaporeMozambique
UruguayChileParagay
Lybia
Portugal
OkinawaSenegal
Jordan
• Activities in 27 countries• More than 68 thousand employees
Turkey
PETROBRAS IN THE WORLD
PETROBRAS VISION & MISSION
To match up with HSE performance of the best oil, gas and energy companies in the world
Integrated HSE management
Eco-efficiency of operations and products
Accidents, incidents and deviations prevention
Workforce health
Preparedness to handle emergency situations
Minimization of identified risks and liabilities
“HSE Excellence” Project
STRATEGIC COMMITMENT
Leadership and AccountabilityRegulatory ComplianceRisk Evaluation and Management New ProjectsOperation and MaintenanceManagement of ChangeGoods and Services ProcurementTraining, Education and AwarenessInformation Management Communication ContingencyCommunity RelationsAccident and Incident AnalysisProduct StewardshipAssessment and Ongoing Improvement
Corporate HSE Guidelines
GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Guideline 11 - ContingencyPotential emergency situations must be assessed, predicted and responded to with speed and efficiency, to minimize the negative effects.
CONTINGENCY
RESPONSE LEVELS
LOCAL LEVEL – Tier 1:
• Immediate on-site response• Local Emergency Response Plan• Sometimes the regional CDA can support local operations.
REGIONAL LEVEL – Tier 2: • Regional Contingency Plan in action.• Supported by the Regional Environmental Defense Centers.
CORPORATE LEVEL – Tier 3: • Corporate and Regional Contingency Plans in action.• Supported by all the ten centers in Brazil, and CCA .
Local Local EmergencyEmergency ResponseResponse PlanPlan
Regional Regional ContingencyContingency PlanPlan
CorporateCorporate ContingencyContingency PlanPlan
Local Emergency Response Plans are based on Risk Assessment Cenarios.
There is Contingency Governance for every level of response.
Local Level: the facility`s hierarchy .
Regional Level: Steering Commitee, composed by the General Managers of the facilities at the region, supported by a Technical Workgroup.
Corporate Level: HSE Commitee, composed by the HSE Manager of the each Business Segment supported by a Technical Workgroup.
Contingency Governance
Emergency management (Command and Control) is based on Incident Command System.
For each facility there is a matching level of ICS implementation.
Command and Control
BRAZIL
SOUTH AMERICA
• CONTINENTAL DIMENSIONS
• ENVIRONMENTAL DIVERSITY
• RAIN FOREST (1)
• TOURISTIC AREAS (2)
• INDUSTRIAL CONCENTRATION (3)
• DEEP WATER PRODUCTION (4)
• LONG DISTANCES FROM PRODUCTION
TO THE COSTUMERS
+GROWING INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES
COMPLEXITY AND CHALLENGES
1
2
3 4
TERMINAL BY THE AMAZONAS RIVER
OIL PRODUCTION SITE AMAZON / URUCU COARI
ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE CENTERS
BA Tramandaí
CDA Espírito Santo (Vitória)
BA Natal
BA Fortaleza
BA Litoral SP (Santos)
BA Aracajú
BA Baía de Guanabara
PETROBRAS RESOURCES :
CDA – Rio Grande do Norte
CDAsCDA -Maranhão
CDA – Bahia
CDA – Bacia de CamposCDA – Rio de Janeiro
CDA – Sul
CDA – Amazonia
CDA – São Paulo
AB
CDA – SÃO PAULO International Logistic Center
CDA - Amazônia
SOME CENTERS…
CDA - Bahia
CDA – Rio de Janeiro Training facility
Booms & Skimmers
HIDROFIRE BOOM
EQUIPMENT
HIGH RATE PUMPS
RECOVERY BOATS
08 Envirocat Oil Recovery boats (10x4x1,5m) with oil collecting belt,
HVSS SYSTEM
FIRST RESPONSE TRUCKS
CANFLEX TANKS
TRANSREC SYSTEM
WILDLIFE REHABILITATION UNITS
MEDICAL RESPONSE UNITS
AERIAL DISPERSANT DELIVERY SYSTEM (CCA)
- NORSUL MARATI
- OSRV in Sergipe
Baía de Todos os Santos
SALVADOR
SÃO LUIS
MACAPÁ
FORTALEZAGUAMARÉ
NATAL
RECIFEJOÃO PESSOA
BELÉM
MACEIOARACAJÚ
UN-RNCE
UN-SEAL
UN-BAUN-BA
RLAM
LUBNOR
OIL SPILL RESPONSE VESSELS ALONG THE SHORELINE
- OSRV Astro Ubarana since 2001
Guanabara Bay
REGÊNCIA
RIO DE JANEIROREDUC
UN-BC / UN-RIOBACIA DE CAMPOSANGRA DOS REIS
UN-ES
OIL SPILL RESPONSE VESSELS ALONG THE SHORELINE
- OSRV in S. Paulo - REBELO XV
SÃO SEBASTIÃOSANTOS
PARANAGUÁS. FRAN. SUL
ITAJAÍ
TRAMANDAÍ
RIO GRANDE
UN-SUL
RPBC
Channel - São Sebastião
OIL SPILL RESPONSE VESSELS ALONG THE SHORELINE
Beyond the resources avaliable on the CDAs and OSRVs presented, each facility has resources for Tier 1.
Example: E&P OSRVs
Tier 1 resources
Retriever
Porto Santo
Rover
Tangará
Paraggi e RetrieverRetriever e Porto SantoPorto Santo e RoverRover e TangaráTangará e Maricá (BC)
Paraggi
6h Response
12h Response
Vessels
36h Response
60h Response
Raio de 36 h -Tangará
Raio de 36 h - Paraggi
FIM
VOLUME TOTAL DE PETRÓLEO E DERIVADOS VAZADO
Pro
du
ção
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
0
0,2
0,4
0,6
0,8
1
1,2
1,4
1,6
1,8
2
Média97 a 99
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Vo
lum
e V
aza
do
e L
MA
Produção óleo + LGN(milhões de bpd)
1,95(até junho)
Volume Vazado (m3)
255 (até agosto)
Limite máximoAdmissível – LMA
(m3)
601601619661619739
ACHIEVEMENTS AND RESULTS
SPILLS / PRODUCTION ( m3/ Mbp )
7,8
12,35
5,2
0,35 0,440,87
0,4 0,42 0,550,53
5,645,18
4,35
7,02
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Média
97 a 99
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008Até AGO
PETROBRAS
Médias BP, Exxon,Shell, Statoil e Total
Oil Spills - Benchmarking
Member of Dow Jones Sustainability Index (2006, 2007, 2008 & 2009)2006 - Ranked by Goldman Sachs as a “Top 5” - one of the five best energy companies for investment worldwideClassified first in the ranking of world’s most sustainable petroleum companies according to Management & Excellence consultant2007 - IRF (International Regulation Forum) Safety Leadership Award2008 - Best report – GRI – All stakeholders groups and Civil Society
ACHIEVEMENTS AND RESULTS
Increasing reputation and visibilityIncreasing responsibility and exposure to new challenges
Continuous improvement of social and environmental responsibility performance
CONCLUSIONS
Petrobras has improved management practices seekingexcellence in HSE.
Results show we are in the right way towards excellence.
Predective actions helped to cut accidents, mainly oilspills.
Improvements in preparedeness, planning and responsefor oil spills place us in the forefront of global players.
Present capacities enable us to face any oil spill.
The CDA system tends to become an environmentalsafety cooperative in South America.
NEW CHALLENGES
To be in the state of the art both in equipment as in expertise, avoiding obsolescence.
To set up a sustainable CDA model.
To continually monitor risks in order to keep the proper sizingof resources.
To optimize logistics.
To cut operation and maintenance costs through sharing ofresources with third parties.
To ensure the same response capabilities in our growingoverseas operations.
To build response capability for spills involving HNS and LNG.