August 27, 2008

Firearms Letter (155 KB)

August 6, 2008

Billy Pugh X-904 Personnel Transfer Basket Procedure (395 KB)

March 26 , 2008

Chevron is advising of its requirement that all contractor personnel who will be performing project work on the Tahiti Floating Production Facility in Green Canyon Block 641 after September 1, 2008 shall obtain a TWIC card. In order to comply with this project requirement, we encourage you to have your affected personnel begin the process of securing TWICs as soon as possible. Additionally, we will require that all workers mobilizing offshore in support of Tahiti related project work have their TWIC on their person at all times. The inability to present a TWIC may jeopardize the mobilization of personnel supporting Tahiti project activities. We value our contractor partnership in the successful delivery of this project and look forward to your commitment and support of this requirement.

Please note that as of this time, access to all other Chevron operated facilities located in the Gulf of Mexico will not require TWICs.

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February 8, 2008

The Gulf of Mexico 2008 Safety Video "Can You See It" is now available for download.
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January 17, 2008

Photos and Presentations from the 2007 Contractor Engagement and Awards Meeting held on December 4th are now available.
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December 19, 2007

Knife Ban Policy effective January 1, 2008. Please review and share within your respetive organizations to ensure compliance at all Chevron and Chevron managed locations.
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November 2, 2007

The December Contractor Engagement Meeting Agenda and Registration Form are now active.
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April 19, 2007

Chevron GOM has updated their Fall Hazard Management Plan to increase focus on training, equipment, and proper rigging practices. More specific information on Chevron’s Fall Hazard Management Plan can be found in the April Safe Work Practice under Programs and Policies.
Read about the changes

February 15, 2007

Reenter, Reconnect. Watch the GOM 2007 Safety Video.
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February 09, 2007

The Programs & Policies Section has been updated to include the GOM Pandemic Flu Plan.
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February 08, 2007

Chevron’s Gulf of Mexico BU has required that contractors working in the GOM complete a SafeGulf training course prior to embarking a Chevron Offshore Location. We began communicating this new requirement early in 2005. The full compliance date for our contractor workforce was January 1st 2006.

On March 1st 2007 we will begin full enforcement at our main shorebase locations.
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February 2007

Effective February 1st 2007 hand held knife sharpening devices for galley use will be prohibited on Chevron facilities in the GOM.
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January 2007

Effective January 1st 2007, Cam-Loc type fittings will not be allowed to be used for hazardous liquid transfers over water or outside of containment areas in Chevrons Gulf of Mexico operations.

Dry disconnect couplers, specifically the TODO type fitting, is the only approved coupling for hazardous liquid transfers over water or outside of containment areas.
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TODO Frequently Asked Questions (12KB)

January 2007

As a result of clarification recently obtained from the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Chevron is now in a position to advise with more certainty on the requirements for passports to comply with WHTI and APIS while working on the US Outer Continental Shelf (OCS).

See the following document for more information.

Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) / Advance Passenger Information System (APIS) (96KB

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