We continually demonstrate our commitment to the safety of our employees and clients and to protecting the environment in every facet of our business. Our integrated QHSE Management System is internally reviewed regularly and audited annually by third parties. Opla aims to consistently exceed the expectations of our employees, clients, stakeholders, regulators, and the communities in which we operate.
Our MPD equipment design is one example of a planning and prevention foundation for our QHSE Management System. Opla believes in collaborative, peer-to-peer accountability and the mandate to hold our performance to global class standards. Our management team consistently participates in and actively supports new and existing initiatives. Opla’s management team and QHSE Committee possesses the experience and decision-making ability to ensure continuous improvement of our QHSE systems, training, and safety culture. Most importantly, our employees consciously drive the company's safety performance and have the right and expectation of returning home secure and unharmed.
Opla’s Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment (QHSE) system is committed to protecting and promoting the safety and wellbeing of employees, clients, contractors, visitors, the community, and the environment.
All Opla employees ensure the QHSE system is developed and maintained to the highest standards. We conduct all business activities in a manner consistent with the values expressed in our corporate policies and procedures. Risks are managed to prevent occupational injuries and sickness, through proper work planning, QHSE training, hazard identification, inspections, and incident investigations.
The training and development of Opla employees and contractors are essential component to the safety system. Management is responsible for providing QHSE training that provides employees with the knowledge to protect themselves and others from potential harm. Supervisors at Opla are accountable for ensuring all parties are given the appropriate knowledge and equipment to deal with any risks they encounter in the workplace. Employees are responsible for identifying any potential risks and hazards and refusing any work that may pose an undue threat.
We follow established policies, practices, and procedures that, in all cases, meet or exceed appropriate occupational legislation. Employees, contractors, subcontractors, and visitors must comply with the Opla QHSE system, or they may face disciplinary action, dismissal, or legal action.
Active participation, respect, and adherence to our QHSE system will assist Opla in continuously striving for zero accidents and providing a healthy, injury-free workplace for everyone.
