Saudi Aramco GI 6.007 REPORTING OF CONTRACTOR ON-JOB INJURIESOCCUPATIONAL ILLNESSES

This document, Saudi Aramco General Instruction Manual GI 6.007, outlines the mandatory procedures for reporting contractor on-job injuries and occupational illnesses within Saudi Aramco's operational environments. It details the comprehensive process for data collection, statistical analysis, and the subsequent utilization of this information to enhance contractor safety performance and injury experience evaluation.

The manual covers crucial aspects such as the definitions of various injury classifications, including On-job Fatality (FAT), Lost Time Injury/Illness Case (LTI), Restricted Duty Injury/Illness Case (RDI), and Medical Treatment Injury/Illness Case (MTC), aligning with OSHA standards for Total Recordable Injury/Illness Cases (TRCs). It also specifies the roles and responsibilities of contractor employees, contractor representatives/supervisors, Saudi Aramco representatives, proponent department managers, and the Loss Prevention Department in ensuring accurate and timely reporting through the Contractor Injury Reporting System (CIRS).

The document provides clear guidelines on what falls within its scope, including various worksites and travel scenarios, and what is excluded. Readers will gain a thorough understanding of Saudi Aramco's specific requirements for incident reporting, the critical definitions used in safety metrics, and the established workflows for managing injury data.

This knowledge is vital for maintaining compliance and actively contributing to a safer working environment. Ideal for HSE professionals, safety officers, project managers, and contractor personnel working in the oil and gas industry, particularly those operating under Saudi Aramco contracts.