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iShares Oil & Gas Exploration & Production UCITS ETF USD — IOGP — ESG Presentation (2025)
31 slides from iShares Oil & Gas Exploration & Production UCITS ETF USD's sustainability presentation, 2025
Slide 1: Line of Fire
Line of Fire Raising Awareness of Line of Fire FPI Hazards IOGP Life-Saving Rules Supporting Materials
Slide 2: Contents
Contents • Introduction • Data analysis and learning Scan QR code to view more information on • The 10 Line of Fire hazard categories IOGP Life-Saving Rules and additional Line of Fire materials • The Line of Fire package of materials • Materials and worksite implementation • Line of Fire hazard cat
Slide 3: Introduction
Introduction • The IOGP Safety Committee’s core objective is to eliminate fatal and life changing injuries. Keep yourself and others out of the • People being in the line of fire is often the line of fire difference between a high potential situation and an actual Fatality or Permanent • I position
Slide 4: Data Analysis - LSR Allocated to Reported FPI Incidents
Data Analysis - LSR Allocated to Reported FPI Incidents IOGP data shows that LoF is the LSR that was most frequently assigned to FPI incidents. Fatal incidents (2000-2024) Permanent impairment incidents (2022-2024) 4
Slide 5: Learning From Line of Fire FPI Data
Learning From Line of Fire FPI Data • Derived from FPI incident data analysis: • 10 LoF hazard categories. • Supporting materials to enhance understanding and promote learning. • Questions and Actions to help prevent people being in the wrong place at the wrong time. 5
Slide 6: Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Questions and Actions
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Questions and Actions • LoF Questions and Actions can be used to support the risk management process at the worksite to: • Raise awareness • Promote worker engagement and stimulate conversations • Ensure verification and validation of effective control measures • Pro
Slide 7: The Line of Fire Package of Materials
The Line of Fire Package of Materials • The LoF materials provide guidance for frontline workers, designers, risk assessors, and managers, and include: • an infographic • this presentation pack • prompt cards for workplace use • Suggested uses: • visuals for toolbox talks • start of work conversatio
Slide 8: Worksite Implementation
Worksite Implementation • Life-Saving Rules provide actions individuals can take to protect themselves and others. • LoF materials aim to help individuals and others avoid being in the line of fire. They are not intended to provide a fully comprehensive set of design requirements and controls. • Con
Slide 9: Line of Fire Hazard Categories - Questions
Line of Fire Hazard Categories - Questions
Slide 10: 1. Moving Vehicles/Mobile Equipment
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Questions 1. MOVING VEHICLES/MOBILE EQUIPMENT 10
Slide 11: 2. Mechanical Lifting/Hoisting
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Questions 2. MECHANICAL LIFTING/HOISTING 11
Slide 12: 3. Working at Height (Falls and Dropped Objects)
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Questions 3. WORKING AT HEIGHT (FALLS AND DROPPED OBJECTS) 12
Slide 13: 4. Tensioned Lines/Spring Loaded Devices/Stored Energy
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Questions 4. TENSIONED LINES/SPRING LOADED DEVICES/STORED ENERGY 13
Slide 14: 5. Objects with Uncontrolled Roll, Slide, or Fall Potential
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Questions 5. OBJECTS WITH UNCONTROLLED ROLL, SLIDE, OR FALL POTENTIAL 14
Slide 15: 6. Pressurized or Vacuum Systems/Equipment
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Questions 6. PRESSURIZED OR VACUUM SYSTEMS/EQUIPMENT 15
Slide 16: 7. Machinery & Tools
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Questions 7. MACHINERY & TOOLS 16
Slide 17: 8. Electrical Equipment Exposure
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Questions 8. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT EXPOSURE 17
Slide 18: 9. Projectiles/Explosion/Jet Fire
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Questions 9. PROJECTILES/EXPLOSION/JET FIRE 18
Slide 19: 10. Natural Environmental Events/Extreme Weather
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Questions 10. NATURAL ENVIRONMENTAL EVENTS/EXTREME WEATHER 19
Slide 20: Line of Fire Hazard Categories - Actions
Line of Fire Hazard Categories - Actions
Slide 21: Actions: 1. Moving Vehicles/Mobile Equipment
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Actions 1. MOVING VEHICLES/MOBILE EQUIPMENT 21
Slide 22: Actions: 2. Mechanical Lifting/Hoisting
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Actions 2. MECHANICAL LIFTING/HOISTING 22
Slide 23: Actions: 3. Working at Height (Falls and Dropped Objects)
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Actions 3. WORKING AT HEIGHT (FALLS AND DROPPED OBJECTS) 23
Slide 24: Actions: 4. Tensioned Lines/Spring Loaded Devices/Stored Energy
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Actions 4. TENSIONED LINES/SPRING LOADED DEVICES/STORED ENERGY 24
Slide 25: Actions: 5. Objects with Uncontrolled Roll, Slide, or Fall Potential
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Actions 5. OBJECTS WITH UNCONTROLLED ROLL, SLIDE, OR FALL POTENTIAL 25
Slide 26: Actions: 6. Pressurized or Vacuum Systems/Equipment
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Actions 6. PRESSURIZED OR VACUUM SYSTEMS/EQUIPMENT 26
Slide 27: Actions: 7. Machinery & Tools
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Actions 7. MACHINERY & TOOLS 27
Slide 28: Actions: 8. Electrical Equipment Exposure
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Actions 8. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT EXPOSURE 28
Slide 29: Actions: 9. Projectiles/Explosion/Jet Fire
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Actions 9. PROJECTILES/EXPLOSION/JET FIRE 29
Slide 30: Actions: 10. Natural Environmental Events/Extreme Weather
Line of Fire Hazard Categories – Actions 10. NATURAL ENVIRONMENTAL EVENTS/EXTREME WEATHER 30
Slide 31: For more information please contact: info@iogp.org
For more information please contact: IOGP Europe www.iogpeurope.org www.iogpeurope.org info@iogp.org Avenue de Tervueren 188A B-1150 Brussels Belgium T: +32 2 882 16 53 reception-europe@iogp.org E: reception-europe@iogp.org IOGP Headquarters www.iogp.org www.iogp.org IOGP, Level 6 3 Moorgate Place L