§ 250.1902. What must I include in my SEMS program?

242 words·~1 min read·/us/cfr/t30/s§ 250.1902·

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You must have a properly documented SEMS program in place and make it available to BSEE upon request as required by § 250.1924(b).

(a)Your SEMS program must meet the minimum criteria outlined in this subpart, including the following SEMS program elements:

(1)General (see § 250.1909)

(2)Safety and Environmental Information (see § 250.1910)

(3)Hazards Analysis (see § 250.1911)

(4)Management of Change (see § 250.1912)

(5)Operating Procedures (see § 250.1913)

(6)Safe Work Practices (see § 250.1914)

(7)Training (see § 250.1915)

(8)Mechanical Integrity (Assurance of Quality and Mechanical Integrity of Critical Equipment) (see § 250.1916)

(9)Pre-startup Review (see § 250.1917)

(10)Emergency Response and Control (see § 250.1918)

(11)Investigation of Incidents (see § 250.1919)

(12)Auditing (Audit of Safety and Environmental Management Program Elements) (see § 250.1920)

(13)Recordkeeping (Records and Documentation) and additional BSEE requirements (see § 250.1928)

(14)Stop Work Authority

(SWA)(see § 250.1930)

(15)Ultimate Work Authority

(UWA)(see § 250.1931)

(16)Employee Participation Plan

(EPP)(see § 250.1932)

(17)Reporting Unsafe Working Conditions (see § 250.1933).

(b)You must include a job safety analysis

(JSA)for OCS activities identified or discussed in your SEMS program (see § 250.1911).

(c)Your SEMS program must meet or exceed the standards of safety and environmental protection of API RP 75 (as incorporated by reference in § 250.198). \[76 FR 64462, Oct. 18, 2011, as amended at 78 FR 20440, Apr. 5, 2013\]