Health, Safety, Environment and Quality (HSEQ)
- OKTA being a responsible Oil & Gas Exploration and Production OKTA EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION LIMITED accept that the OKTA EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION LIMITED will comply with all applicable laws and relevant industry standards of practice concerning protection of health and safety of the employees in the workplace, office and other persons affected by its activities and the prevention of environmental pollution.
- Protection of health, safety and the prevention of pollution to environment is a primary goal of the OKTA EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION LIMITED, and the management of the OKTA EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION LIMITED shall take such action as are reasonable and necessary to achieve such goal and carry out this policy.
- All employees of the OKTA EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION LIMITED will conduct their duties and responsibilities in a manner, which are compatible with achieving these goals and carrying out this policy.
- The OKTA EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION LIMITED will work with its employees, contractors, sub-contractors, suppliers, partners, customers, service companies and with the community in which it operates in order to achieve this goal and carry this policy.
Health, safety and protection of the environment (HSE) are core values that constitute an integral part of our commitment to conduct our business in a responsible way. The essence of prioritizing HSE is expressed in OKTA’s HSE Vision of “ZERO HARM – NO LOSSES”. The Vision establishes the dependence of OKTA’s long-term business success on our ability to continually improve the quality of our business activities while protecting people, the environment, assets, and our reputation. The integrity of OKTA operating facilities, loss prevention, and proactive risk management are essential for achieving OKTA’s HSE Vision
Due to a high degree of interdependence between Health, Safety and the Environment, these concepts are grouped into one single management focus: HSE. HSE management is governed by the HSE Directive, which defines key expectations in compliance with internal HSE regulations at various levels of the organizational structure. The Directive sets out the principles and rules for the management of HSE-related risks and activities throughout the life cycle of business and activities, including capital projects, and acquisitions. The Directive also defines key HSE responsibilities for all OKTA employees, partners, and contractors. It additionally contains the HSE Policy, the Major Accident Prevention Policy, and the Life Saving Rules. It also stipulates the continuous improvement of HSE performance.
