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Mana

g

in

g

Contractors and T

h

ird

P

arties

BOS-PRD-07.900608

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es

p

onsibilit

y,

aut

h

orit

y

and accountabilit

y

Mana

g

in

g

Director

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Ensuring the requirements of this procedure are implemented, applied and followed.

Vessel Master

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Providing all reasonable means of ensuring safety and safe working practices for all and any

Contractors

,

S

ub-contractors

, client personnel or any other persons that work on or visit the

vessel;

b) Ensuring that such persons perform in a manner which is consistent and compatible with Company

policies, procedures and business objectives;

c) Forbidding the commencement or order the cessation of any work or operations, which in his/her

good faith opinion, are likely to affect the safety of personnel, the environment, equipment or other

assets;

d) Contacting the

O

p

erations Mana

g

er/D

P

A

and

Contracts Mana

g

er

if any doubt.

O

p

erations Mana

g

er

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Setting standards and ensuring that they are maintained;

b) Ensuring that the scope of work is clearly defined to

Contractors

and

S

ub-contractors

;

c) Ensuring Contracting companies are evaluated and selected using defined criteria;

d) Assessing contractor HSE performance including self measurement, continuous improvement and

reporting of defined KPIs;

e) Ensuring contractors’ standard operating procedures are fully aligned with Company policies and

SMS. This requirement

should

cover both vessels that are contracted in and personnel contracted to

manage or undertake mission support and specialist roles on board.

Q &

H

S

E Mana

g

er

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Providing advice, support or services on a routine or periodic basis;

b) Checking compliance and evaluating Q & HSE issues;

c) Reviewing audit services;

d) Providing support with additional advice, where needed, to small Contractors.

NOTE: The responsibility for overall HSE matters

shall

remain with the

O

p

erations Mana

g

er.

Onboard the vessel, the

responsibility for overall HSE matters

shall

remain with the

Master

.

Contracts Mana

g

er

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Liaising with clients and

O

p

erations Mana

g

ers

to ensure compliance with Company and Client

requirements;

b) Ensuring Contractor evaluation is performed using applicable documentation;

c) Ensuring bridging documentation is prepared between Company and

Contractor.

Tec

h

nical/

P

urc

h

ase Mana

g

er

(

as a

pp

licable

)

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Sourcing and initial selection of Contractors to support operational requirements;

b) Assisting with evaluation for Q & HSE requirements to meet Company standards and OSM

requirements.

c) Ensuring compliance of this document to the related Company purchasing procedures.

Vessel A

pp

ointed

S

a

f

et

y S

u

p

ervisor

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Ensuring that the

S

ub-contractor

understands the Company and vessel safety policies, procedures

and expectations;

b) Ensuring that the

S

ub-contractor

provides a ‘point of contact’/‘competent person’ for the purpose of

supervision and resolution of any safety and related issues;

c) Ensuring that an onboard safety induction is provided to all persons arriving onboard a vessel

relating to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements, alarm signals, escape routes,

muster-points and general shipboard safety and environmental requirements;

d) Ensuring that contracted workers do not create any unsafe working conditions by making periodic

walk-through inspections of work areas and activities;

e) Ensuring that any changes to work schedules or job tasks are properly communicated and any key

operational safety processes and practices are fully and correctly observed in accordance with

Company SMS requirements.

Version 04. Original date: 04/06/2012. Version date: 31/12/2014. Valid version only on QMS site. Uncontrolled document when printed.

Procedure prepared by: BOS Operations Department Project Coordinator. Approved by: BOS Head of Operations. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative.

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