Overview
The safety audit was carried out for the Fuel Farm Facility at Delhi International Airport, Shahabad Mohammadpur, New Delhi
The overall objective of the safety audit was to improve safety, health, performance and reduce risk, by identifying the hazards before they can cause serious problems, thereby preventing accidents, injuries and illness, property and environment damage that the Fuel Farm Facility of IOSL complies with OISD standards, and that all legal requirements are met. HSE-sensitive areas were identified to support the development of appropriate engineering and operational systems to minimize the identified risks.
Audit Methodology
- Pre-Audit Preparation
- On-Site Inspection and Observation
- Interviews and Interactions
- System and Document Verification
- Gap Analysis and Risk Identification
- Recommendations and Reporting
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Project Insights
- Identified deviations from OISD standards and general good engineering practices to reduce potential accident scenarios.
- Reviewed the Safety Management System (SMS) to assess its strengths and weaknesses
- Provided recommendations to strengthen the existing SMS
- Suggested mitigation measures to reduce or eliminate the risk of accidents or disasters
Codes and Standards Referenced
- OISD Standards (OISD-117, OISD-118, OISD-138, OISD-244)
- National Building Code (NBC)
- Petroleum Rules, 2002
- Gas Cylinder Rules, 2016
- Static and Mobile Pressure Vessel Rules (SMPV), 1981
- Electricity Rules & IS Standards for hazardous area classification NFPA 10, 20, 25 & 30 for fire protection systems
Deliverables
- Detailed Audit Report: Documented findings covering safety system strengths, non-compliances, observations, and recommendations.
- Annexures & Supporting Documents: Includes checklists, training records, permits, calibration logs, and personnel interviewed.
- Recommendations: Actionable suggestions to enhance safety systems, eliminate risks, and ensure regulatory compliance.