Petroleum and Geothermal Safety

A guideline is an explanatory document that provides more information on the requirements of legislation, details good practice, and may explain means of complying with standards prescribed in the legislation.  The following guideline, Submission of a petroleum pipeline safety case, relates to petroleum and geothermal energy safety.

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The annual report summarises the progress of the Reform and Development at Resources Safety (RADARS) strategy, including achievements in mine, petroleum and dangerous goods safety regulation, as well as the expenditure of the mines safety and inspection levy, and petroleum and geothermal energy safety levies.

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To establish a robust baseline against which to measure progress towards achieving the aims of the safety reform strategy, Resources Safety conducts a biennial survey with stakeholders about their perceptions of Resources Safety’s roles, services and functions.

The survey also seeks industry’s view of its own performance in achieving “a proactive, consultative safety culture” and how advanced it is in having the attributes of a resilient safety culture.

The industry survey will be conducted biennially to provide ongoing evaluation of safety reform progress. The third perceptions survey will be conducted in late 2014. Copies of the 2010 and 2012 baseline perceptions survey reports are available below.

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However, reproduction in any other form or partial reproduction of any material published in print or electronically must be approved by Resources Safety's Communications Manager. To request permission, use the form below or call +61 (08) 9358 8149 for further information.

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