Risk Assessment for the Oil and Gas Industry

Cresent are established experts in risk assessment having developed numerous risk assessment systems for the oil and gas industry. Of course all of the work is never done by Cresent alone as we are always keen to involve our client’s team in the development process as much as possible.

This applies whether the system is newly developed or being modified in the light of experience. Risk assessment is a key aspect of work planning and is often the starting point for work categorisation and the application of other formal controls such as work permits and their associated certificates.  Our expertise includes manual and electronic risk assessment processes as well as manual and electronic permit control systems.

Risk Assessment Standards for Oil and Gas

In the 90s there was a move to use risk assessment as the basis for establishing suitable process isolation schemes and Cresent were at the forefront of this initiative.  We have helped to develop many risk assessment-based isolation standards and continue to do so.

As well as having the consultancy expertise to develop these systems we have the in-house capability to develop e-learning, presenter-led, and practical training courses to support the deployment of the systems across large or small organisations.Online Training Through OilAcademy.com

Once the risk assessment systems have been deployed successfully we leave the ongoing training of new people to run on a semi-automatic basis to minimise inconvenience and cost to the operation and to ensure the knowledge base for the system is sustained.  We generally use our web based training portal www.oilacademy.com for this.

Audit Services for Optimum Efficiency

Where risk assessment systems have been established for some time we provide audit services to check the efficiency and effectiveness of the risk assessment system as well as refresher training and coaching to overcome any areas of weakness that have developed over time.

Within the oil and gas industry there are no better experts for risk assessment system development or training.