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2. DEFINITIONS.......................................................................................................................................... 4
3. PROCEDURE.......................................................................................................................................... 6
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Revised Section Section Title Short Description
1. Purpose:
QHSE meetings provide an opportunity for personnel to communicate QHSE information and to contribute
their views and experience. It can also be used to brief personnel on operational procedures, QHSE
training, and hazard communication.
2. Scope:
The objective of the QHSE Meetings Procedure is to provide general information regarding the frequency,
content, and nature of QHSE meetings.
3. REQUIREMENTS / GUIDELINES:
QHSE should be part of the agenda for regular (weekly/biweekly) management/ operation meetings.
3.2.1 QHSE meetings should be held if the management/operation meeting cannot adequately resolve
(or does not have sufficient time to address) the QHSE items on the agenda.
3.2.2 QHSE meeting should follow an agenda, which shall be distributed to the relevant personnel in
advance.
3.2.3 A written minute (See CDS-QHSE-F-011) should be prepared for every meeting. It must include:
An attendance list.
Clear and concise details of the topics discussed.
A summary of agreed actions and responsibilities.
A schedule for completion of agreed actions.
The secretary should send the minutes to the chairman for checking before distribution to other
members.
3.3 Agenda:
An agenda should be drawn up by the chairman prior to the meeting and either circulated amongst all
relevant personnel or posted on a notice board. The agenda should include as a minimum the following
items:
There shall be a review of current QHSE performance followed by a discussion of any key program(s)
underway and planned which would bear QHSE implications to personnel.
3.4.1 Pre-job meetings should be held to assist in the clarification of QHSE issues relevant to a particular
job or task. They must be conducted before:
3.4.2 The pre-job meeting shall include, but not be limited to, the following topics:
3.4.2 Pre-job meetings shall be documented in a form containing topics discussed and the attendance
list. Appendix B is a sample that can be used for documentation.
4. BENEFITS:
The benefits of conducting QHSE meetings at regular intervals and pre-job meetings are:
5. REFERENCES:
None