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SAP – EHS Management Conference
Running Safer and More Efficiently at Baker Hughes – An Integrated Software Solution
© 2011 BAKER HUGHES INCORPORATED. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE: BY ACCEPTING THIS DOCUMENT, THE RECIPIENT AGREES THAT THE DOCUMENT TOGETHER WITH ALL INFORMATION INCLUDED THEREIN IS THE CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY PROPERTY OF BAKER HUGHES INCORPORATED AND INCLUDES VALUABLE TRADE SECRETS AND/OR PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF BAKER HUGHES (COLLECTIVELY "INFORMATION"). BAKER HUGHES RETAINS ALL RIGHTS UNDER COPYRIGHT LAWS AND TRADE SECRET LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND OTHER COUNTRIES. THE RECIPIENT FURTHER AGREES THAT THE DOCUMENT MAY NOT BE DISTRIBUTED, TRANSMITTED, COPIED OR REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART BY ANY MEANS, ELECTRONIC, MECHANICAL, OR OTHERWISE, WITHOUT THE EXPRESS PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF BAKER HUGHES, AND MAY NOT BE USED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY IN ANY WAY DETRIMENTAL TO BAKER HUGHES’ INTEREST.
Oct 03rd and 04th , 2011
Monty Lynes
Baker Hughes Inc.
HSE Manager of Performance Improvement & Information Management Systems
Agenda
• Company Overview
• Corporate Social Responsibility and Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE)
• Implementation Approach
• Why Was SAP EHS Selected?
• Results and Achievements• Results and Achievements
• Future Roadmap
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RESERVOIR DEVELOPMENT SERVICESGaffney, Cline & Associates, reservoir engineering and simulation, geological modeling and analysis, software
DRILLING and EVALUATIONDrill bits, directional drilling, formation evaluation, coring, surface logging,
wireline, drilling fluids
About Baker Hughes*
• Revenues: $13 billion
• R&D: $500 million
• 51,000+ employees
• Facilities in 72 countries
Who is Baker Hughes?Global Oil & Gas Services Leader
PRESSURE PUMPINGCementing, hydraulic fracturing, acidizing, stimulation, coiled tubing
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wireline, drilling fluids
INDUSTRIAL SERVICESRefining, water management, petrochemical,
process and pipeline services, polymers and
well service products
COMPLETION and PRODUCTIONCompletion, intervention,intelligent production systems, artificial lift, completion fluids, oilfield chemicals
*FY 2010
• Operations in 90+ countries
Baker Hughes: Customer Focused Organization
Gulf of Mexico
US Land
CanadaEurope
Africa
Russia Caspian
Middle East Asia Pacific
Business Segments Global Support
Reservoir Development Services
Drilling and Evaluation
Completions and Production
Pressure Pumping
Industrial Services
US Land, GoM, Canada, Latin AmericaEurope, Africa, Russia Caspian, Middle East, Asia Pacific
Integrated Operations
Regions and Geomarkets
Latin America
Africa
Portfolio Management
Global Marketing
Supply Chain
Reliability and Quality
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)Striving to Operate in a Sustainable Manner
CSR and operating sustainably central to core values
Ethical and responsible business conduct
Invest to maintain strong CSR position:
• Legal compliance
• Safe and secure work environment
• Protecting the environment
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• Supporting communities in which we work
• Sustainable technologies and products
Sustainable benefits to all stakeholders:
• Motivated employees
• Community growth and development
• Minimize risks
• Reduce costs
• Increase shareholder value
Health, Safety, and Environmental Strategy
Community of Practice and Process
Improvement Teams
develop standards
Centers of Expertisesets & validates frameworks
Guides
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HSE&S Guiding PrinciplesRisk Based
Business FocusedCulture Driven
Business Units (with HSE&S Support)implements &
improves programs
Management Systems
defines requirements
Info
rms
Directs
Defin
es
Baker Hughes HSE&S Information System Challenges
Baker Hughes HSE&S utilizes several home grown point source solution applications to facilitate HS&E business processes.
• These applications overlap in function and when combined still leave
gaps in supporting the BHI’s HSE MS System.
This current state of HSE&S applications result in:This current state of HSE&S applications result in:
• Fragmented information,
• Inability to get an overall view of HS&E performance,
• Potential compliance risk,
• Increased support & maintenance costs,
• Misaligned prioritization and overall loss of focus on enterprise HS&E
goals.
• Limited capability in identified areas for targeted programs
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Introduce a software solution starting with Incident Management that supports a step-change in the facilitating key HSE&S business processes to improve workplace
health & safety, reduce compliance risk, and overcome the challenges left behind
with a existing failing technology.
• Ability to obtain overall view of HSE performance through integrated Enterprise HSE&S information
Business Objectives
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HSE&S information
• Foster an interdependent safety culture by increasing leadership engagement
around HSE activities
• Promote Health, Safety, and Environment through ownership
MethodologyServices
Push/pull learnings
Simplify
Standardize (BHI & Industry)
Adaptable
Project Plan (Road Map)
Leverage enterprise resources
Drive Interdependency
Business Objectives – Focus on Performance
Improvement
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Methodology
Solution
Measures
&
Metrics
ServicesAdaptable
Engage Users
Improve Workflows
Integrate current Information Systems
Multiple Security Roles
Self-service
Dashboards
Reporting Strategies
Drive accountability
Identify leading indicators
Meet current & future business needs
Solution Critical Success Factors:
• Offer a comprehensive suite of solutions that support all key BHI HSE
Processes
• Innovative and user-friendly interface
• Robust and On-demand analytics
• Cost effective
• Ability to keep in pace with Business and leverage Master Data
Critical Success Factors and Project Challenges
• Ability to keep in pace with Business and leverage Master Data
Challenges to the Project
• Implement the software to all BHI employees (~35,000*)
• Solution must be user friendly
• Minimize deployment costs
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*Pre- BJ Services integration (different set of business challenges exist)
Vendor Selection Process and Results
Systematic Approach
• Market analysis of top HSE&S software vendors
• Initial demos rated by business team
• Short listed vendors demonstrated
capability in a Proof of Concept
(POC)
Why SAP? • Global solution w/ multiple languages
• Cost-effective: licensing and support infrastructure in place
• More robust analysis and reporting
capability through BusinessObjects
© SAP 2007 / Page 11
• Team ratings gathered
• End result – SAP was selected
• Broad breadth of capability
• Ability to prove solution meets our
business process requirements
• User friendly interface through SAP’s NetWeaver Solution
• Mobility offering (Blackberry)
Analyzing HSE&S Reporting & InvestigationsElaboration and Improvement Opportunities
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Implementation Approach Overall implementation timeline: 10 months
Pre-implementation
• Vendor selection
Implementation Process
• Overall timeline:
Resources
• Governance: HS&E
Capabilities delivered: incident management including: reporting, Investigation, causal analysis, corrective action planning, analytics
© SAP 2007 / Page 13
• Vendor selection (11 mo.)
• Process mapping / improvement (4 mo.)
• Overall timeline: 10 mo.
• Solution development w/ agile process (10 mo.)
• Pilot phase (4 mos.)
• Global deployment (1 mo.)
• Governance: HS&E & IT exec team
• Business sponsor: HS&E VP
• Project Team
• HSE PIIMS Mgr.
• HSE Performance improvement team
• IT Project Mgr & solution team
Partners: E2Manage, Infosys, TechniData (now SAP)
Results and Achievements Promoting safety through ownership
• Strategic platform (branded “Odyssey” within BHI) to consolidate HSE&S
business processes starting with Incident Reporting & Investigation
Management
HSE&S Solutions� Incident Reporting & Tracking
� Investigation Management
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InnovationIntuitive user interface to deliver an easy to use application for the enterprise rollout
� Cause Analysis
� Air Emissions Management
� Statistics & Reporting
IT Making A DifferenceIT Making A Difference
Results & Achievements – Key Concepts (IR&IM)
Measures
Incident Specific Details
Multiple Subscriptions
Dash Board (Home Portal)
Improved Leading Indicators
Activity v. Result-Based
Measures
Self Service
Reporting Strategies
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Incident
Details
Learnings
Incident Specific Details
Work Activities
Did Happen /Could Happen
Legal/Security checks
� No. Gate Keeper
Multiple BST axis
Incident Owner
Impact to Goals
COF
Active Factors (General & SCORE) RCA Levels
Type of Event
Latent Factors(Root Causes)
Solutions (Type & Scope)
QA
IRB
Improved Workflow & Work
Relationships (inc. SAP HRMS
integration)
Best Practice ids
Lessons Learned
Libraries
Measures & Limits
Facility Hierarchy down to Equipment Operating
Scenario
Permit Hierarchy & Breakdown
Dash Board (Emissions) Self Service
Reporting Strategies
Task Management by Role
Limit Checks with early warning
indicators
Business Objectives – Key Concepts (Emissions)
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Emission Calculations & Tracking
Permits & Obligations
Scenario
Robust Calculation Engine
Regulatory checksFacility\Equipment Details
Facility\Equipment Owners
Calculation Library
Emission Calculations & Tracking for all
mediasIntegration to
SAP Inventory
Detailed Calculation Log
Role Based Security
Task Management by Role
Facility Hierarchy down to
Equipment Operating Scenario
Actual, Potential to Emit, and Forecasted Emissions
Results and Achievements Promoting safety through ownership
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Best Practices and Lessons Learned
What went well
• Vendor selection / business case / sponsorship
• Project governance
• Cause Mapping
• Solution design
© SAP 2007 / Page 18
• Odyssey marketing video
Challenges
• Training and deployment on a limited timeline and budget
• SAP Patch Alignment
Lessons Learned
• Allow for more time and add additional training vehicles
2012
Odyssey Roadmap
2010
Incident
Management
Action Plan & Task
Management*
HSE Metrics
Collection
Odyssey –HSE&S Management Software Solution
2011
Risk Assessment
2012+
Audit & Inspection
ManagementManagement of
ChangeOccupational
Health
MSDS
Management
Chemical
Inventory
Emission Tracking
& Mgmt
Safety Observation
Program
Permits &
Obligations
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Management*
Reports &
Dashboards*
Permits &
Obligation Mgmt.
Management Change
REACh
Compliance
Contractor and
Vendor Mgmt.
Health
Industrial
Hygiene
Energy Mgmt.
Crisis
Management
Envrionmental
Water, Waste
Mgmt.
Journey Mgmt.
Summary
Long-term strategy
• Developing an information strategy that supports our business model
• Driving continual improvement around workplace health and safety
• Fostering an interdependent safety culture
Pre-work
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Pre-work
• Investing a significant amount of time and resources in the vendor selection
process
• Analyzing and improve the process before solution design
Data Information Knowledge Understanding Wisdom
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Monty LynesBaker Hughes Incorporated
HSE Manager – Performance Improvement & Information Management Systems
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