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HSSEQ Policy
We shall contribute to a safe and healthy business that we can be proud of and that will benefit our customers, owners and the society in general.
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Policy Statement HSSEQ
Health, Safety, Security, Environment and Quality policy
Preventive and systematic HSSEQ work shall be an integral part of our everyday business. We work following a zero incidents philosophy, which comprises: no damages or injuries, no environmental damage, no occupational illness and no quality defects.
NorSea is made up of leading suppliers of shore base-, logistics-, infrastructure- and maritime services to the offshore and onshore industry.
We Shall
Ensure that our priorities, behaviour and actions are governed by our zero incidents philosophy.
Motivate and arrange for all our employees to take active part in improving HSSEQ, and ensure a good working environment for all employees.
Ensure that all leaders take responsibility for HSSEQ results in their respective areas of responsibility.
Establish objectives for improvement and taking action, as well as establishing routines for measurement, reporting and evaluation of results.
Always be in compliance with our legal obligations and customers’ HSSEQ requirements.
Always be in compliance with our ethical policy.
Continuously develop and improve our work processes and the quality of our products and services, thereby ensuring our competitiveness and compliance with customers’ and authorities’ requirements and expectations, including ISPS and Industry security standards.
Ensure that we prevent pollution and protect the environment in which we operate.
Always deliver cost effective solutions to required quality standards to ensure a long-term and robust customer relationship, and protection of the environment.
Ensure that our suppliers and collaboration partners’ HSSEQ policy is in accordance with our own policy and work.
We shall achieve these aims by working in accordance with both our management system and the ISO 9001, ISO14001 and OHSAS18001 standards. Our HSSEQ work shall contribute to a safe and healthy business that we can be proud of and thereby also contributes to an increased level of trust with our customers, owners and the society at large.
Certifications and
qualifications
To ensure that we reach our strategic goal and secure our customers their promised level of quality, we have implemented our integrated management system called «the Compass».
NS-EN ISO 9001:2015 Quality standard
NS-EN ISO 14001:2015 Environmental standard
ISO 45001:2018 Occupational Health and Safety standard
Other certifications and qualifications
Achilles JQS- Joint qualification system for suppliers to the oil industry in Norway
Magnet JQS – for the oil industry in Denmark
FPAL – for suppliers to the oil industry in United Kingdom, Ireland and the Netherlands
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Safety
Serious Partner
NorSea is a serious partner within safety and security. As a vital link in our customer’s logistics chain, it is important to deliver secure solutions and effective safety systems.
Security and vulnerability assessments are carried out and maintained by security professionals. Extensive cooperation with governmental and emergency organisations ensures a relevant and efficient security regime.
ISPS code
NorSea port facilities are subject to the «ISPS-code». The code is in alignment with «The international Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea» (SOLAS-convention) chapter XI-2. The goal is to set a standard for security measures necessary to maintain the security of the ship and the port facility. Prior to arrival of an ISPS facility, the ship must send notification to SafeSeaNet.
Access and Visits
Access to a port facility and/or supply base will require an access card and provision of ID. Deliveries to a warehouse or ship also require delivery papers/manifest.
Personnel and their effects, cargo and vehicles can be subject to controls prior to entering secured areas.
Access cards can be booked directly in our admission system for customers with security agreements.
Security
Fishing/teen fishing as well as diving/swimming
Fishing from a dock or boat within 100 metres of shore is not permitted. Teine fishing is not allowed within the same 100-meter zone. It is also not permitted for swimming or diving operations to be undertaken without prior clearance and approval by the base company. If the level of security is raised, special rules will apply (see “Regulations on securing ports and port terminals against terrorist acts, etc., §35”).
Aerial Photography/Use of Drone
Photography/film with the use of a helicopter or drone is prohibited as a starting point and should be planned together with the base company if necessary. Written permission for the activity must be obtained in advance.
images
In connection with regular base activity, there is no photo ban, but consideration must be given to employees and customers. Furthermore, the Privacy Act requires consent to the publication of images in which persons can be identified.
Filming
Requires approval of the base. Films for public use will require review and approval.