Serious Accident. Accident requiring extensive hospitalization and/or home care that disables an individual from performing his/her work duties.
Serious Accident. Any accident in which the following circumstances concur:
(1) Damage to the Facilities that prevents the Contractor from carrying out the Petroleum Activities in the Contract Area during a period exceeding ninety (90) Days as of the accident occurs. For this definition, the term Facilities shall be understood as the set of Materials that constitute productive units whose purpose is the discovery, production, storage, processing or displacement of Hydrocarbons;
(2) Fatality, and
(3) When the loss of production in the event implies any uncontrolled destruction or leak of Hydrocarbons, equal or higher than ten thousand (10,000) barrels of equivalent crude oil; different from the vented, flared and discharged under standard operating conditions during the performance of the Petroleum Activities conducted under the Best Industry Practices and the Applicable Laws. If the accident occurs during the Exploration Period, any Oil or Condensates spill or Natural Gas leak shall be considered as Loss of Production.
Serious Accident. Incompetency and/or unsatisfactory record.
Serious Accident. Accident involving his person or property, or the person or property of a member of his immediate family.
Serious Accident. Any accident in which the following circumstances concur:
(1) Damage to the facilities that prevents the Contractor from carrying out the Petroleum Activities in part of or in the whole Contract Area during a period exceeding ninety (90) Days;
(2) Fatality, and
(3) When the daily average loss of production during thirty (30) Days is higher than 25% of the daily average production obtained as a result of this contract during the previously immediate semester. In case that no Petroleum Activities exist during such period, the temporary reference will be the last two months.
Serious Accident. Any injury to the body derived from a cause which is violent, sudden, external and unintentioned by the victim, the consequences of which impede a normal relocation from the usual place of residence thereof. Any sudden, accidental, unforeseen event which is unintentioned by the Insured Party and whose detriment is covered by the guarantees herein. The collective detriment derived from a single cause shall be considered as a single, unique loss.
Serious Accident. Any accident in which the following circumstances concur:
Serious Accident. Any accident in which the following circumstances concur:
(1) Damage to the Facilities that implies their total or partial loss in such manner that prevents the Contractor from carrying out the Petroleum Activities in the Contract Area during a period exceeding ninety (90) Days as of the accident occurs. For this definition, the term Facilities shall be understood as the set of Materials that constitute productive units whose purpose is the discovery, production, storage, processing or displacement of Hydrocarbons;
(2) Fatality, and
(3) When the Loss of production in the event implies any uncontrolled destruction or leak of Hydrocarbons, equal or higher than ten thousand (10,000) barrels of equivalent crude oil; different from the vented, flared and discharged under standard operating conditions during the performance of the Petroleum Activities conducted under the Best Industry Practices and the Applicable Laws. If the accident occurs during the Exploration Period, any Oil or Condensates spill or Natural Gas leak shall be considered as Loss of Production.
Serious Accident. If someone has had a serious accident, call an ambulance and inform the guard on duty immediately.
Serious Accident. Where a driver has been found blameworthy following a serious accident a risk analysis must be carried out to understand the dangers or risks of the driver remaining on driving duties. In such circumstances consideration should be given to an external driving assessment prior to the face-to-face meeting. The outputs from the assessment will then be used to influence a review of available interventions which could restore performance. Based on the details and contributory factors of the serious accident the most effective intervention will be selected. Where managers require expert advice on specific training interventions, assistance may be sought from the Royal Mail Road Safety & Compliance Team. Action plans must be signed by both driver and manager and must be completed within 42 days of the accident occurring. Once the relevant intervention has been completed a copy of the action plan and training file must be kept in the drivers file. In cases where an assessment identifies serious driving flaws, appropriate consideration will be given to removal from driving.
