Industry leaders applaud Connected Competence at leadership summit
Offshore industry leaders came together at a leadership summit in Aberdeen last night to hear how Connected Competence is improving the safety and agility of the workforce and supporting the Just Transition.
There was real support for the programme among clients, employers and other partners at the event with the collaboration that transcends individual organisations hailed as an excellent example of safety leadership in action.
The programme, which requires workers to demonstrate their ongoing technical competence every three to four years, reduces the duplication of assessments and costs, speeds up the deployment of personnel between sites and increases safety.
18 major asset owners have now signed the client charter which is formal recognition of Connected Competence as the industry base standard for technical competence assurance and is a commitment to include it in supply chain contracting strategies.
They urged the rest of the sector to adopt this mature approach to workforce, contractor and asset owner collaboration that will help deliver a safer, transferable pool of technically competent workers.
Images: Top – Maggie Braid from Harbour Energy speaking at the event shared examples of the programme in action. Below left – industry leaders at the event. Below right – keynote speakers from the leadership summit.
More like this
Smooth transfer of oil and gas workers in TUPE contract exchange
A contract exchange from Worley to nexos was not only more efficient but led to around £80,000* savings through the adoption of the Connected Competence programme.
Standardising competence assurance to support a safer, more cost-efficient and seamless transfer of the workforce was one of the key drivers behind Connected Competence.