2005 SAFETY STAND DOWN WEEK SUMMARY REPORT

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1 2005 SAFETY STAND DOWN WEEK SUMMARY REPORT April 2005 Prepared by: Diane Ritchie Communications Website Administrator Canadian Petroleum Safety Council

2 Table of Contents 2005 SAFETY STAND DOWN WEEK SUMMARY REPORT Table of Contents...i Accuracy and Disclaimer:...1 Safety Stand Down Week Registered Organizations:...2 The mix of the Group who Registered was:...2 Organizations that participated and followed through with the On-line Survey:...3 Safety Stand Down Week Perception Surveys Overall Average Perception Survey Scores for all Associations: Safety Stand Down On-line Survey Results:...4 Perception Survey responses for all Associations per role:...5 Number of Companies who completed the 2005 Perception Survey:...5 Number of 2005 Perception Survey Responses:...5.i

3 Period Covered by the Report: Fall 2004-Spring 2005 Date of Report: April 26, 2005 Title: 2005 Safety Stand Down Week - Summary Report The 2005 Safety Stand Down Tool Box Items were a big hit this year. We processed numerous requests for SSD Tool Box Items which included approximately: Stickers Posters CD Brochure Perception surveys Tool box talk outline 28,502 2, ,124 3, Accuracy and Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the data contained in this report. 1

4 Expected Results and Our Findings To Date: Safety Stand Down Week Registered Organizations: 2005 = = = = = = = = 66 The mix of the Group who Registered was: Oil & Gas Producer (CAPP & SEPAC) Drilling & Service Rig (CAODC) Service & Supply (CAGC, PSAC & CEPA) Associations, Government Other

5 Organizations that participated and followed through with the On-line Survey: 2005 = 53% (117) 2004 = 76% (99) 2003 = 80% (82) 2002 = 58% (38) n=117: % n=99: % n=82: % n=38: % Safety Stand Down Week Perception Surveys Overall Average Perception Survey Scores for all Associations: Overall Average Perception Survey Scores for all Associations CAGC CAODC CAPP CEPA OTHER PSAC SEPAC 3

6 2005 Safety Stand Down On-line Survey Results: 53% 117/ We did not actively participate in the 2005 Safety Stand Down Week but would like to stay informed on future plans. N/A 2. a. Have you participated in prior Safety Stand Down initiatives? Yes = 99 No = 18 b. Do you hold your own company Stand Downs outside of the focus week? Yes = 85 No = Indicate the number of people from various levels of responsibility who participated in the 2005 Safety Stand Down Week initiative. #CEOs 91 #VPs 204 #Managers Indicate the number of front-line workers your group was able to visit with during the 2005 Safety Stand Down Week initiative. #FLWs Indicate the number and type of sites that were visited during the 2005 Safety Stand Down Week initiative where safety discussions took place. #Wellsites 642 #Gas plants 59 #Field 277 #Offices 246 #Other Indicate how many man days your company provided to the 2005 Safety Stand Down Week initiative by your Senior Executive and Management group. (A visit of any length in one day = one man-day) (multiple visits in one day + one man-day) #Man days Does your Senior Executive team conduct regular field visits on an on-going basis? Yes Responses 103 No Responses 9 8. Generally, how was your initiative to visit the field perceived by your workforce? Extremely Well 57 Well Received 56 Not Well Received 1 N/A Would you and your company support the same initiative for 2006? Yes Responses 114 No Responses 1 N/A 2 4

7 Perception Survey responses for all Associations per role: Total number of companies who participated in Perception Survey initiative: N=191 Total number of responses for all Associations: N=4292 Roles: Front-line Worker 2390 Front-line Supervisor 532 Service Coordinator/Dispatcher 64 Support Function (office, engineering etc.) 403 Manager 244 Executive 38 Other 621 Number of Companies who completed the 2005 Perception Survey: 2005 = = 17 Number of 2005 Perception Survey Responses: 2005 = =