|
Content: Doug Slitor
Pagemasters:
OMM Web Team
|
|
What is SEMP?
The SEMP combines a variety offshore operating programs into a single, integrated,
flexible, always-improving management scheme. The SEMP is a voluntary complement to
compliance with the MMS operating regulations. An OCS operator's SEMP specifies how
to:
 |
Operate and maintain
facility equipment;
|
|
|
Identify and mitigate safety
and environmental hazards;
|
|
|
Change operating equipment,
processes, and personnel;
|
|
|
Respond to and investigate
accidents, upsets, and "near misses;"
|
|
|
Purchase equipment and
supplies;
|
|
|
Work with contractors;
|
|
|
Train personnel; and
|
|
|
Review the SEMP to ensure it
works and make it better.
|
The American Petroleum
Institute (API) has
created Recommended Practices
for Development of a Safety and Environmental Management Plan for OCS Operations and
Facilities (RP75). The RP75
is industry's response to the MMS call for SEMP. It is a detailed guide for building
a SEMP. Cooperation among the API, the
Offshore Operator's Committee, MMS, and others
resulted in RP75. From the MMS perspective, doing RP75 is doing SEMP.
Privacy |
Disclaimers |
Accessibility
Offshore Safety |
What is SEMP? | Why Semp? |
Surveys | SEMP
Audit Protocols |
Home | Search |
Topic Index |
About MMS |
What's New |
Director's
Page | Strategic
Planning | Minerals Revenue |
Offshore Program |
Newsroom |
Congressional Affairs | Advisory
Committees | Library |
Information Quality Guidelines |
FOIA |
Kids' Page |
Privacy Act/Disclaimers |
Links |
Products &
Services | Job Opportunities
|
Navigation Tips |
Contact Us |
Deepwater
Environment |
Deepwater
Exploration & Development | Industry
Awards |
Royalty-In-Kind
| Oil Valuation |
Last Updated:
02/01/2006,
12:53 PM
|
