NESR recognizes that an essential factor in its business success is
the emphasis it places on Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE). HSE
is a fundamental element in all our business activities and an
integral part of service delivery workflows from all levels of
employees and contractors. NESR’s leaders are responsible and
accountable for driving a strong HSE culture by ensuring effective
implementation of our standards.
We comply with the most stringent of the legal, international,
national, customer, and other applicable safety and ecological
standards and requirements wherever we do business. Ultimately, our
aim is for NESR to become the region’s leader in HSE. There is
nothing more important than the safety of our employees, so
operational excellence begins with safety leadership across all
levels of the organization. As such, all employees are fully
empowered and responsible to stop any work activity if they observe
unsafe acts or conditions.
We demonstrate our health and safety commitment by:
Setting clear objectives and measurable, progressive targets as part of our business performance,
and monitoring performance for continuous improvements.
Identifying, managing, and mitigating environmental risks, including the risks associated with
climate change.
Driving health and safety behaviors with a “no defects” mindset, and rewarding
outstanding performance and initiatives.
Eliminating health and safety events and accidents with a strong reporting culture and effective
investigation of near-misses.
Training our workforce on our health and safety standards to increase awareness of risks and
prevention methods.
Effectively communicating our policies, standards, programs, and performance to our stakeholders.
Protecting the health, safety, and security of our workforce at all times.
Meeting international, national, and customer standards and requirements.
Protecting the environment through responsible planning, and providing solutions aimed at decreasing
the environmental impact of our business, including reducing our carbon footprint to limit the effects
of climate change.
Ensuring health and safety considerations are factored into the design, engineering, and deployment
of our services and products.
Maintaining an updated response plan to minimize the effect of any emergency, business disruption,
or crisis.
Applicability
Every NESR employee and contractor is accountable to ensure
compliance with this policy. We will update this policy
regularly to ensure that it continues to reflect our strong
commitment and focus on HSE.
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Safety Performance
NESR’s commitment to HSE is contained within our Code of
Conduct, which also details the Company’s expectations and
regulatory compliance requirements for all NESR employees, business
partners, suppliers and contractors.
NESR recognizes that an essential factor in its business success
is the emphasis it places on HSE. HSE is a fundamental element in
all our business activities and an integral part of service
delivery workflows from all levels of employees and contractors.
NESR’s leaders are responsible for driving a strong HSE
culture by ensuring effective implementation of our standards.
We comply with the most stringent of the legal, international,
national, customer, and other applicable safety standards and
requirements wherever we do business. Management communicates our
HSE philosophy to all employees, customers, contractors, and third
parties associated with our business by walking through the key
rules and providing the relevant HSE materials. NESR does not
engage any employee or contractor without evidence of HSE program
compliance, and to ensure that our employees work in the safest
conditions possible, we conduct HSE leadership courses across our
operations for line managers and field supervisors.
Our operations are conducted in accordance with industry standard
certification programs, including those for quality management
(ISO 9001), environmental management (ISO 14001) and health and
safety management (ISO 45001 or OHSAS 18001). NESR’s
integrated QHSE management system is aligned with ISO
9001/14001/45001. Operations in most of the countries where we do
business are ISO 45001 or OSHAS 18001 certified by external
certification bodies.
The Company captures safety performance data through the online
HSE software deployed across all our operations. All incidents are
investigated by line management supported by the HSE function.
NESR uses the International Association of Oil and Gas Producers
definitions and reporting criteria to classify HSE data.
Work-related employee and contractor injuries are included in the
data.
Metric
Units
2022
2023
2024
Total Recordable Injury Frequency Rate (TRIR)
Per million Man-hour
1.30
1.11
0.77
Total Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (LTIFR)
Per million Man-hour
0.47
0.39
0.31
Fatalities
0
Employees
0
1
0
Contractors
1
0
0
Company Total
1
1
0
Automotive Accident Rate (AAR)
Per million kilometers
0.32
0.23
0.18
All our employees and contractors are not only empowered, but
expected, to intervene or stop work without fear of reprisal if
they observe any unsafe action or condition at the work site or
have concerns regarding the QHSE controls in place.
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Operational Integrity
One of NESR’s business fundamentals is to deliver products and
services that meet or exceed our customers’ expectations and
objectives while complying with legal, international, national, and
customer standards and requirements. We promote a model of
operational integrity where employees and contractors act honorably
and responsibly, and we leverage that integrity to produce the
highest quality of service for our customers by focusing on
delivering best-in-class operational processes.
A key measure used by the Company to track the service quality
performance is the nonproductive time rate. Any reduction in the
nonproductive time rate reflects operations being conducted more
efficiently, which may ultimately result in reduced emissions by
both NESR and our clients.
Metric
Units
2020
2021
2022
2023
Nonproductive time rate
percent
1.84
1.63
2.74
1.86
We also use checklists to further improve operational reliability
and efficiency. Checklists are visual or oral aids that help crew
members overcome the limitations of short-term memory to perform
action or verification items without referencing a manual. These
checklists are kept as short as possible to minimize diversion of
the crew’s attention while performing their
responsibilities. NESR’s operations are conducted in
accordance with industry standard certification programs, and
operations in most of the countries where we do business are ISO
9001/API Q1 or Q2 certified by external certification bodies.
Management communicates our quality philosophy to employees,
business partners, suppliers and contractors by providing the
relevant rules and HSE material, and each NESR organization must
provide positive evidence of compliance with the quality system.
Regular audits and service quality meetings are conducted to
review adherence to the quality processes.
As part of NESR’s process safety procedures, barriers as
part of well integrity are crucial to reducing the risk of
uncontrolled release of formation fluids. NESR has a portfolio of
cementing technologies and logging tools for ensuring and
evaluating well integrity. Zonal isolation is created and
maintained in the wellbore through the cementing process. Cement
supports and protects well casings and helps prevent fluids in one
zone from mixing with fluids in another zone. The cement systems
that help establish zonal isolation work in a variety of reservoir
conditions and remain in place throughout the life of the well.