Employment in the energy sector is consistently growing. With an influx of new employees, one way to ensure everyone is on the same page is with your organization's conduct of operations.
What Is a Conduct of Operations?
The conduct of operations is how your business executes tasks in a structured, deliberate, and streamlined manner with an emphasis on decreasing operational risks, increasing integrity and bolstering the bottom line.
Why Create a Conduct of Operations?
Benefits include improved risk management, consistent and reliable outcomes, and reduction in safety incidents. The Center for Chemical Process Safety considers the development of high standards in conduct of operations essential to risk management.
What to Include in a Conduct of Operations Policy
When outlining your conduct of operations, bear in mind that it applies to employees at every level. The documentation should outline clear roles and responsibilities for all tasks and positions. Safety standards and requirements should be identified and incorporated.
Choosing the Best Method for Communicating Information
Your conduct of operations policy should always be readily available to every member of your staff. Consider a delivery method with formats for all types of learners that is also simple to use for onboarding new hires.