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Captain Ahmed Onsi Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport
Introduction
Today, petroleum has become an indispensable source of energy for modern industry and progress. It has been recognized as the back bone of energy which every country fights to possess. Owning oil or petroleum field means owning financial sources of income and possessing sources of dominating world power.
Introduction
Introduction
In Egypt the situation is even more dependent on oil and gas as the main sources of energy with the development engines utilizing more that 90% of its energy needs from oil and gas, Figure (2) shows the primary energy consumption in Egypt.
Introduction
Introduction
Due to major recent discoveries, natural gas is likely to be the primary growth engine of Egypt's energy sector for the foreseeable future. Foreign oil companies began more active exploration for natural gas in Egypt beginning in the early 1990s, and very quickly found a series of significant natural gas deposits in the Nile Delta, offshore from the Nile Delta, and in the Western Desert.
Introduction
Introduction
Egypt's natural gas sector is expanding rapidly with production having more than doubled between 1999 and 2003 and tripled by 2007, giving a good chance for export (BP, 2009). From this point came the importance of controlling Offshore health and safety aspects in Egypt.
Maritime Zones as defined by The United Nations Convention on Law Of The Sea (UNCLOS)
Source : Ali, H., Gado, M., (2003). Labour Law 12\2003 and Related Ministerial Decrees
Source : Ali, H., Gado, M., (2003). Labour Law 12\2003 and Related Ministerial Decrees
Recommendations
To enhance the implementation of Egypt's regulatory system and to move from static to dynamic status, there is a high need for relevant authorities in Egypt to put into consideration the following recommendations: -The development of a specialized offshore department within the Ministry of Manpower and Immigration to follow up and carry out the required inspections. The ministry to recruit personnel with the suitable experience, in addition to the available expertise (doctors, chemists and engineers), who can deal with and assess the hazards associated with the offshore industry.
Recommendations
-To provide a standard methodology for risk assessment capable of identifying all risks associated with each part of the work program, ensuring that suitable preventive measures are in place. Also the development of clear procedures, forms and criteria for risk assessment.