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Independent Scientific Panel Inquiry into Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation in Western Australia

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Findings and Recommendations of the Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs of the Western Australian Parliament 2015

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

1 The Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs (Committee) identified in August 2013 that the emergence of an unconventional gas industry in Western Australia was a source of community interest and concern.

2 We resolved to investigate hydraulic fracturing and its implications for our State, with particular emphasis on environmental considerations. This report is the culmination of two years of evidence gathering, research and engagement with the community through public hearings and submissions.

3 The Committee examined both operational and decommissioned well sites where hydraulic fracturing has occurred, giving a privileged insight into the current and potential future impact of unconventional gas mining on the Western Australian landscape.

4 Through public submissions and hearings, we have learnt that issues such as the protection of groundwater, chemical disclosure requirements and obtaining a social licence to operate are universal concerns when discussing hydraulic fracturing, which has led the Committee to benefit from lessons learned in other jurisdictions.

5 Energy security is a major priority for governments and the rapid development of the shale gas industry has been variously described as a „revolution,‟ a „paradigm shift,‟ a „boom‟ and a „golden age.‟ These phrases, however, have been used to describe the push towards natural gas in the United States of America (USA) and may not be as relevant to our situation in Western Australia as originally predicted.

6 Hydraulic fracturing is the technology whereby fluid is forced at high pressure into a geological formation that contains oil or gas so that the flow is stimulated and it can be extracted more easily. It is not a new process and has been used for many decades; the difference is the type of fluids used, how much pressure is applied and how the well is drilled.

7 Global interest in the use of hydraulic fracturing to extract unconventional gas has, however, been accompanied by controversy. Communities have been polarised by the question of whether resource companies should be allowed to use hydraulic fracturing on wells if there is a risk of any damage to the environment, property or human health.

8 There are differing, and often competing views, about the level and likelihood of risks related to hydraulic fracturing: proponents of the technology argue that many risks are exaggerated, whilst opponents of hydraulic fracturing refer to the „precautionary

i Environment and Public Affairs Committee FORTY-SECOND REPORT principle‟ and that, if there is any risk whatsoever then hydraulic fracturing should be prohibited.

9 The Committee has formed the view during the course of this inquiry that the truth lies somewhere between these two views and the purpose of this report is to present the Committee‟s findings of fact, free from bias and any irrelevant considerations.

10 The Committee notes that a recent CSIRO report found that Australians broadly accept mining, with a reasonably positive acceptance of the industry. The same survey, however, revealed a low level of trust of both industry and regulators amongst the community.

11 Through its inquiries, the Committee has found that it is imperative to engage with affected communities early in the process of developing an unconventional gas industry in a region. Operators and regulators must be informative, upfront and candid when consulting with the public.

12 Governments need to ensure that policy-making acknowledges the inherent risk in energy production and if a decision is made to proceed with exploration and development that the reasons for this are easily understood. This will ensure that any policy decision to permit or to ban hydraulic fracturing can withstand robust scrutiny.

13 The purpose of this inquiry has been to provide a comprehensive body of factual information and findings to assist the Parliament of Western Australia, future decision makers and the public in their contemplation of this industry.

14 The Committee notes that there is a need for an informed debate on hydraulic fracturing and further scientific study in some areas and is confident that this multi- party standing committee of the Legislative Council of Western Australia has contributed constructively to the debate with this report.

FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

15 Recommendations are grouped as they appear in the text at the page number indicated:

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Finding 1: The Committee finds that when horizontal drilling and multi-well pad technology are used during hydraulic fracturing for unconventional gas, the surface footprint of the process is decreased, therefore also minimising the environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing.

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Finding 2: The Committee finds that, prior to the commencement of this inquiry, the Department of Mines and Petroleum had taken action to assess the readiness of the agency to deal effectively with the regulation of the onshore shale gas industry, including exploration and production and took action to strengthen its regulatory framework for onshore gas exploration.

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Finding 3: The Committee finds that, during the course of this inquiry, the management of well activities, including field management plans and the requirements for baseline monitoring, as set out in the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources (Resource Management and Administration) Regulations 2015 has improved, which is a positive development in the regulation of onshore gas activities and hydraulic fracturing in Western Australia.

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Finding 4: The Committee finds that the information required in environment plans lodged pursuant to regulation 14 of the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources (Environment) Regulations 2012 is important baseline information which is essential to regulate any ongoing effects of hydraulic fracturing on the environment.

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Finding 5: The Committee finds that the current penalties included in the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources (Resource Management and Administration) Regulations 2015, which range from penalties of $4000 to a maximum of $10 000, are not adequate to effectively deter the behaviour outlined in the regulations.

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Recommendation 1: The Committee recommends that the Government amend section 153(3) of the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources Act 1967 to increase the maximum fines permitted in regulations made under the Act to a more appropriate level.

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Finding 6: The Committee finds that Part 9 of the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources (Resource Management and Administration) Regulations 2015, in particular regulation 83, does not meet the Department of Mines and Petroleum‟s stated intention of transparent and open communication and engagement with the public regarding hydraulic fracturing in this State.

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Recommendation 2: The Committee recommends that regulation 83 of the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources (Resource Management and Administration) Regulations 2015 be amended, in particular the deletion of regulations 83(4) and 83(5).

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Finding 7: The Committee finds that the Department of Mines and Petroleum has improved its monitoring and compliance activities following the Auditor General‟s 2011 report, „Ensuring Compliance with Conditions on Mining‟, that had found deficiencies in its compliance with conditions on mining.

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Finding 8: The Committee finds that there is an inconsistency between the terms of referral in the Memorandum of Understanding between the Department of Mines and Petroleum and the Environmental Protection Authority and the informal interagency discussions which take place prior to proposals being referred under section 38 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986.

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Recommendation 3: The Committee recommends that the Memorandum of Understanding between the Department of Mines and Petroleum and the Environmental Protection Agency be amended to require the Department of Mines and Petroleum to refer all proposals under section 38 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 to the Environmental Protection Agency.

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Finding 9: The Committee finds that the Environmental Protection Authority‟s process of assessing proposals according to the Environmental Protection Act 1986 is well-established and satisfies the legislative requirements of section 38 of the Act and its role as an advisory agency to the Minister for the Environment.

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Finding 10: The Committee finds that the Environmental Protection Authority has a mature understanding of its statutory obligations and that, during the course of this inquiry, the agency has set in place procedures to better explain its role to the community.

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Finding 11: The Committee finds that the decision by the Environmental Protection Authority to not conduct a formal assessment of a proposal pursuant to the requirements of section 38 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 is a decision pursuant to that statute.

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Finding 12: The Committee finds that, whilst the agreement between the Department of Water and the Department of Mines and Petroleum is primarily administrative in its content, it is a positive development in the interagency regulation of the unconventional gas industry in Western Australia.

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Finding 13: The Committee finds that there are sufficient safeguards and water source protection policies in place to protect Public Drinking Water Source Areas in Western Australia without the introduction of a 1.5 kilometre buffer zone between water source areas and unconventional gas activity.

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Finding 14: The Committee finds that the Department of Water is acutely aware of the importance of protecting Public Drinking Water Source Areas and their integrity in Western Australia and is addressing this issue proactively through measures such as the new administrative agreement with the Department of Mines and Petroleum.

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Recommendation 4: The Committee recommends that the Department of Mines and Petroleum develop a mechanism to consult with the Water Corporation (or, in the case of regional areas, with the relevant water provider) in relation to the regulation of hydraulic fracturing activities.

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Finding 15: The Committee finds that the Department of Health‟s Hydraulic fracturing for shale and tight gas in Western Australian drinking water supply areas: Human Health Risk Assessment is an important document in informing the public debate about hydraulic fracturing.

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Finding 16: The Committee finds that the Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association Limited‟s Land Access Roundtable is a worthy initiative to bring land owners and resource companies to the negotiating table with regard to land access, but more needs to be done to ensure that land owners‟ rights are protected.

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Finding 17: The Committee finds that it is a fundamental expectation of the Australian community that a resource company must negotiate with a land owner before seeking to enter onto their land.

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Finding 18: The Committee finds that the relative bargaining strength of a landowner compared with a resource company is a significant issue in all jurisdictions.

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Finding 19: The Committee finds that land owners and resource companies should be encouraged to negotiate land access agreements through the use of alternative dispute resolution methods, rather than seeking redress through the court system.

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Finding 20: The Committee finds that resource companies should be liable to pay for the reasonable legal and other associated costs of land owners during negotiations for land access.

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Finding 21: The Committee finds that the establishment of an independent statutory body is the most appropriate means to address the inequity in bargaining power between land owners and resource companies during negotiations for access to land.

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Recommendation 5: The Committee recommends that the Government establish a statutory body similar to the Queensland GasFields Commission to act as an independent arbiter for land owners and resource companies in land access negotiations involving onshore shale gas.

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Recommendation 6: The Committee recommends that the Government establish a working group, including land owner representatives and community leaders, to draft legislation for a statutory framework for land access agreements between land owners and resource companies. The framework should include provisions for an agreement template, compensation for land owners and the enforcement of mandatory access conditions using Queensland‟s Land Access Code as a guide.

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Finding 22: The Committee finds that Western Australia‟s requirements for operators to use a minimum of three casing strings during drilling represents international best practice in the onshore gas industry.

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Finding 23: The Committee finds that it is beneficial for Western Australian regulators and operators to look to unconventional gas industries in other jurisdictions and learn from the more established stakeholders in the global shale gas market.

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Finding 24: The Committee finds that, whilst the amount of chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing fluid can be very large, the proportion of chemical to water and proppant is heavily diluted.

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Finding 25: The Committee finds that the use of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylene during hydraulic fracturing poses an unacceptable and unnecessary risk to the environment and to human health.

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Recommendation 7: The Committee recommends that the Government ban the use of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylene during any hydraulic fracturing operations undertaken in Western Australia.

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Finding 26: The Committee finds that the perceived secrecy surrounding the details of chemicals used by resource companies during hydraulic fracturing operations is a very important issue in the community and must be addressed.

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Recommendation 8: The Committee recommends that the Department of Mines and Petroleum‟s policy of public disclosure of chemicals used in any hydraulic fracturing activity be formalised in subsidiary legislation.

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Finding 27: The Committee finds that there are significant environmental and financial benefits that may accrue to operators from the use of recycled wastewater during hydraulic fracturing.

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Recommendation 9: The Committee recommends that resource companies in Western Australia be encouraged to explore the recycling of wastewater during hydraulic fracturing operations, where practicable.

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Finding 28: The Committee finds that the Government should encourage resource companies to investigate alternatives to fresh water use during hydraulic fracturing, including the use of water from saline aquifers, with a view to reducing the reliance upon fresh water for hydraulic fracturing operations.

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Finding 29: The Committee finds that the likelihood of hydraulic fractures intersecting underground aquifers is negligible.

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Finding 30: The Committee finds that the risk of spills of chemicals or other fluids associated with hydraulic fracturing can be effectively managed in Western Australia through the environmental requirements in the Petroleum and Geothermal Resources (Environment) Regulations 2012.

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Finding 31: The Committee finds that the risk of water contamination as a result of fugitive methane during hydraulic fracturing in Western Australia is highly unlikely and can be minimised through baseline monitoring of water quality and ongoing monitoring pursuant to the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources (Environment) Regulations 2012.

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Finding 32: The Committee finds that the risk of fugitive methane relative to the total number of wells is very low and can be adequately managed.

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Finding 33: The Committee finds that baseline water quality monitoring to measure any presence of methane in water sources is essential to ensure that water sources are protected from contamination.

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Recommendation 10: The Committee recommends that baseline monitoring of aquifers and the subsequent publication of this data be a mandatory condition of all approvals for hydraulic fracturing operations in Western Australia.

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Finding 34: The Committee finds that many of the concerns expressed by the community in relation to the impact of hydraulic fracturing for unconventional gas can be addressed through robust regulation and ongoing monitoring. viii FORTY-SECOND REPORT Executive Summary, Findings and Recommendations

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Finding 35: The Committee finds that the statement that the development of the unconventional gas industry in Western Australia will result in thousands of wells in the Kimberley and the Midwest has been over-stated and is not based on evidence.

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Finding 36: The Committee finds that the cumulative impact of the number of shale gas wells is an important factor in assessing the ongoing impact of hydraulic fracturing on land.

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Finding 37: The Committee finds that it is important to recognise that there is mistrust and confusion in the community due to the different definitions of well failure.

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Finding 38: The Committee finds that a well failure does not necessarily result in a leak to the external environment, therefore it is incorrect to equate all well failures with environmental impacts.

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Finding 39: The Committee finds that Western Australian best practice in well design and construction means that it is more meaningful to refer to a well failure having an impact on the environment when the well failure results in a leak path to the environment. According to evidence from the Department of Mines and Petroleum, there have been no failures of surface or conductor casings.

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Finding 40: The Committee finds that, whilst there are some international jurisdictions where lost or orphan wells continue to have an impact on the environment, in contrast, Western Australia has a robust system in place for the monitoring of abandoned wells that begins prior to any petroleum activity taking place.

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Finding 41: The Committee finds that the Mining Rehabilitation Fund that applies to tenements issued under the Mining Act 1978 is a positive development in the ongoing rehabilitation of land used for mining activities.

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Recommendation 11: The Committee recommends that a fund similar to the Mining Rehabilitation Fund under the Mining Rehabilitation Fund Act 2012 be established for activities governed by the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act 1967.

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Finding 42: The Committee finds that the risk of induced seismicity associated with hydraulic fracturing of shale plays at depth is negligible.

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Finding 43: The Committee finds that the Department of Mines and Petroleum‟s policy of not permitting reinjection of wastewater into aquifers has merit and is supported.

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Finding 44: The Committee finds that reinjection should not generally be the preferred option for the disposal of wastewater during hydraulic fracturing operations.

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Finding 45: The Committee finds that, given Western Australia‟s geology and low background seismicity, the State is unlikely to experience any negative effects from induced seismicity as a result of hydraulic fracturing.

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Finding 46: The Committee finds that the risk of induced seismicity linked to hydraulic fracturing can be effectively reduced by implementing mitigation strategies and using baseline data to monitor seismicity before, during and after any hydraulic fracturing activities.

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Finding 47: The Committee finds that a traffic light monitoring system for induced seismic events related to hydraulic fracturing has merit, but is unlikely to be necessary in Western Australia.

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Finding 48: The Committee finds that ongoing consultation with the community is essential for a continued social licence to exist, as the nature of unconventional gas development is such that one-off consultation is ineffective.

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Finding 49: The Committee finds that the views of those communities directly affected by hydraulic fracturing operations should hold significant weight in any decision-making related to the development of an unconventional gas industry in Western Australia.

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Finding 50: The Committee finds that baseline monitoring of water sources and local geology is fundamentally important, not only for scientific purposes, but also to establish a successful social licence for unconventional gas development.

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Finding 51: The Committee finds that transparency in data and effective communication to the public of information related to hydraulic fracturing is vital to establish a successful social licence for unconventional gas development.

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Recommendation 12: The Committee recommends that any future consideration of hydraulic fracturing for unconventional gas in Western Australia be based on established facts, ascertained through baseline data and monitoring, with a view to strengthening the industry‟s social licence to operate.

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About the Panel members

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Dr Tom Hatton

Dr Hatton has a Bachelor of Science (summa cum laude), Master of Science from Humboldt State University, and a doctorate from the College of Natural Resources at Utah State University.

Following post-doctoral studies in mathematics at the University of New South Wales he joined the CSIRO as an environmental scientist, working on the many water- related challenges facing Australia. Over a 25-year

career at the CSIRO, he directed the Water for a Healthy Country Flagship as well as the Wealth from Oceans Flagship, Australia’s largest water and marine research portfolios, delivering research directly underpinning the efficient and responsible development of Australia’s natural resources while ensuring the conservation of the environmental and social values. In 2014, Tom retired as CSIRO Group Executive for Energy, responsible for national facilities and capabilities in renewable and non-renewable energy, and mining research and development.

In 1999, Tom was awarded the inaugural WE Wood Award for scientific excellence in the field of salinity research, and the Utah State University Alumni Professional Achievement Award. In 2008, Tom received the CSIRO Chairman’s Medal and the Australian Public Service Medal for his contributions to the management of Australia’s water resources. He was made a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering in 2017.

Dr Hatton chaired the Western Australian Marine Parks and Reserves Authority (2012-2015) and chaired the 2011 Australian State of the Environment Committee. He is an adjunct professor at the University of Western Australia and serves on their Oceans Institute Advisory Board, as well as the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research Board. He serves on the Board of the Western Australia Parks Foundation and is the Chairman of the Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority.

Panel Members

Philip Commander

Philip Commander retired as Principal Hydrogeologist with the Department of Water after 38 years in the Public Service carrying out groundwater investigations throughout the state, advising on groundwater management and protection, and assessing development proposals for their impact on groundwater.

Philip completed his Master of Science on the hydrogeology of the Eneabba area and has worked extensively on the hydrogeology of the Perth Basin. He has served on the National Water Commission’s Groundwater Advisory Committee and the Department of Water’s Science Review Panel.

He is a past President of the Australian Chapter of the International Association of Hydrogeologists, and has been Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia, and Adjunct Senior Lecturer at Curtin University. He is currently an independent hydrogeological consultant.

Dr Ben Clennell

Dr Ben Clennell is a scientist and research leader in studies of rock physical properties, spanning petrophysics, geomechanics, structural geology and marine and petroleum geology including natural gas hydrate formation, with particular interests in pore structure characterisation, thermophysics in porous media, digital rocks, multiphase flow, electrical and nuclear magnetic properties, and integration of multi- scale, multi-physics data to understand dynamic subsurface processes.

Ben is the Australian representative on the Site Survey Panel of the International Ocean Discovery Program-SEP 2014-2017 and participates on the Governing Council and Science Committee member for ANZIC, Australian Scientific Ocean Drilling.

Ben is also a CSIRO Representative on Geological Survey of Western Australia Oil and Gas Technical Liaison Subcommittee since 2015. Dr Fiona Haslam Mckenzie

Dr. Fiona Haslam Mckenzie is a Professor at the Centre for Regional Development, University of Western Australia. Fiona was educated in Australia and the United States and has a rich academic background, including a PhD in political geography, researching the socio-economic impacts of the restructuring of the Australian agricultural industry. Over the last two decades her focus has been the socio-economic impact of the Australian staples economies, particularly the Australian resources sectors.

She has extensive experience in population and socio-economic change, housing, regional economic development and analysis of remote, regional and urban socio-economic indicators. Fiona was appointed director of the Centre for Regional Development at the University of Western Australia in 2015.

She has served on several government and private sector boards, undertaken work for corporate and small business sectors and has published widely.

Dr Jackie Wright

Dr Jackie Wright is the Director of Environmental Risk Sciences Pty Ltd and has over 25 years’ experience in human health and ecological risk assessment and toxicology in Australia. She has completed her PhD in Environmental and Public Health at Flinders University and remains an adjunct lecturer at the university.

She has a wide range of experience in the assessment of human health and ecological risk issues including mining activities, industrial activities, pesticides, air

contamination issues, contaminated land, pollution incidents, clandestine drug laboratories and the conduct of detailed health impact assessments for major infrastructure projects.

She has been directly involved with the development of national guidelines for the assessment of contaminated sites and remediation of clandestine drug laboratories.

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Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering (ATSE) bibliography: Recommended reading regarding the potential impacts of hydraulic fracturing and shale gas development

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RECOMMENDED READING REGARDING THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF HYDRAULIC FRACTURING AND SHALE GAS DEVELOPMENT

Background

On 5 September 2017, the Western Australian Government announced an independent scientific panel inquiry into the effects on the environment of the process of hydraulic fracture stimulation, known as fracking.

This scientific inquiry follows a commitment by the WA Government to ban fracking in the Perth metropolitan, Peel and South-West regions of Western Australia and impose a moratorium on the remainder of the State until recommendations from the inquiry can inform future policy.

The scientific inquiry will be conducted through a panel established by the Minister for Environment under section 25 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (EP Act).

The Inquiry will seek independent expert advice about the process of fracking in Western Australian geologies and environments. The scope is to understand the immediate and long-term impacts of the fracking process on environment, water, agricultural productivity and community. The synthesis of this input by the inquiry will inform Government about the viability of this process in Western Australia.

Unlike other broader inquiries across Australia, this inquiry is not considering the fracking industry and its socio-economic impact on other industries, and the comparative value of fracking against other energy producing technologies. It is focused specifically on the direct impacts of the fracking process.

To aid the Panel’s thorough investigations, the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering (ATSE) has produced a bibliography of key relevant literature. The bibliography focuses on higher-level reviews, but extends to a selection of research and industry publications that provide summaries of technologies and best practices, and assessments of potential impacts to water resources, ecology, health, and the climate (emissions).

Major Reviews, Reports and Inquiries

The following list covers the most relevant reviews of unconventional gas, shale gas, or hydraulic fracturing and its various risks and undertaken in Australia, the United States, Canada, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. In addition, a non-exhaustive selection of reviews from other jurisdictions is also included for the Panel’s reference.

Australia

Year Publisher Report Link

National

2013 Australian Council of Learned Academies Engineering energy: unconventional gas production link

2013 Office of the Chief Scientist Engineering energy: unconventional gas production (Summary and link Recommendations)

2014 Independent Expert Scientific Committee on Coal Seam Gas Background review: Hydraulic fracturing ('fraccing') techniques, including link and Coal Mining and the Department of Environment reporting requirements and governance arrangements

2014 Independent Expert Scientific Committee on Coal Seam Gas Background review: Bore integrity link and Coal Mining

2015 Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering Unconventional Gas: Opportunities & Challenges (International Workshop link Communique)

2016 The Senate Select Committee on Unconventional Gas Mining The Senate Select Committee on Unconventional Gas Mining (Interim link report )

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Western Australia

2014 Parliament of WA, Environment and Public Affairs Committee Implications for Western Australia of Hydraulic Fracturing for link Unconventional Gas

2015 Government of WA Department of Health Hydraulic fracturing for shale and tight gas in Western Australian drinking link water supply areas

Northern Territory

2014 Hydraulic Fracturing Inquiry (Allan Hawke AC) Report of the Independent Inquiry into Hydraulic Fracturing in the link Northern Territory

2017 Hydraulic Fracturing Taskforce Scientific inquiry into Hydraulic Fracturing in the Northern Territory' link Interim Report July 2017

South Australia

2016 Parliament of South Australia, Natural Resources Committee Unconventional Gas (Fracking) in the South East of South Australia link

Tasmania

2015 Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Review of hydraulic fracturing in Tasmania link Environment

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Victoria

2015 Victorian Legislative Council, Environment and Planning Inquiry into onshore unconventional gas in Victoria: Final Report link Committee

2015 Victorian Auditor-General's Office Unconventional Gas: Managing Risks and Impacts link

New South Wales (Coal Seam Gas Focus)

2014 NSW Chief Scientist & Engineer Final Report of the Independent Review of Coal Seam Gas Activities in link NSW

2012 New South Wales Parliament Legislative Council. Coal seam gas link

United States

Year Publisher Report Link

2012 University of Texas: Energy Institute Fact-Based Regulation for Environmental Protection in Shale Gas link Development

2012 United States Government Accountability Office Information on Shale Resources, Development, and Environmental and link Public Health Risks

2014 The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Health Impact Assessment of Shale Gas Extraction: link Medicine Workshop Summary

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2014 The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Risks and Risk Governance in Shale Gas Development: Summary of Two link Medicine Workshops

2014 Maryland Departments of the Environment and Natural Marcellus Shale Safe Drilling Initiative Study link Resources

2014 New York State Department of Health A Public Health Review of High Volume Hydraulic Fracturing for Shale link Gas Development

2015 Ground Water Protection Council and Interstate Oil and Gas Potential Injection-Induced Seismicity Associated with Oil & Gas link Compact Commission Development

2015 US Department of Energy Quadrennial Technology Review 2015, Chapter 7 link

2015 California Council on Science and Technology Well Stimulation in California link

2015 Maryland Departments of the Environment and Natural Marcellus Shale Risk Assessment – Final Draft link Resources

2015 New York Department of Environmental Conservation Final Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement on the Oil, link Gas and Solution Mining Regulatory Program

2015 Vermont Agency of Natural Resources Department of A report on the regulation and safety of hydraulic fracturing for oil or link Environmental Conservation natural gas recovery

2016 American Chemical Society The Science and Technology of Hydraulic Fracturing link

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2016 United States Environmental Protection Agency Hydraulic Fracturing for Oil and Gas: Impacts from the Hydraulic link Fracturing Water Cycle on Drinking Water Resources in the United States (Final Report)

2017 USGS Hydraulic Fracturing and Induced Seismicity link

2017 The Academy of Medicine, Engineering and Science of Texas Environmental and Community Impacts of Shale Development in Texas link

Canada

Year Publisher Report Link

2014 Council of Canadian Academies Environmental Impacts of Shale Gas Extraction in Canada link

2015 Yukon Legislative Assembly Final Report of the Select Committee Regarding the Risks and Benefits of link Hydraulic Fracturing

2016 New Brunswick Commission on Hydraulic Fracturing New Brunswick Commission on Hydraulic Fracturing Final Report link

2016 Newfoundland and Labrador Hydraulic Fracturing Review Newfoundland and Labrador Hydraulic Fracturing Review Panel Final link Report

South Africa

Year Publisher Report Link

2015 South African Academy of Engineering South Africa's Technical Readiness to Support the Shale Gas Industry link

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2017 CSIR Strategic Environmental Assessment for Shale Gas Development link

United Kingdom

Year Publisher Report Link

2012 The Royal Society & Royal Academy of Engineering Shale gas extraction in the UK: a review of hydraulic fracturing link

2013 Grantham Institute for Climate Change Shale gas and climate change link

2014 Public Health England Review of the Potential Public Health Impacts of Exposures to Chemical link and Radioactive Pollutants as a Result of the Shale Gas Extraction Process

2014 Expert Scientific Panel on Unconventional Oil & Gas (Scotland) Expert Scientific Panel Report on Unconventional Oil & Gas link

2015 House of Commons, Environmental Audit Committee Environmental risks of fracking link

2016 Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Shale Gas and Water link Management

2017 House of Commons Library Shale gas and fracking link

Other Jurisdictions

Country Year Publisher Report Link

EU 2014 European Academies Science Advisory Council Shale gas extraction: issues of particular relevance to the European Union link

EU 2016 European Oilfield Speciality Chemicals Generic exposure scenario for the use of chemicals in the exploration and link Association production of hydrocarbons using high-volume hydraulic fracturing

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EU 2016 European Commission Environmental Aspects on Unconventional Fossil Fuels link

France 2013 Académie des Sciences Elements to clarify the shale gas debate link

Germany 2013 Umweltbundesamt Environmental Impacts of Fracking Related to Exploration and Exploitation of link Unconventional Natural Gas Deposits

Germany 2016 Acatech Hydraulic Fracturing, A technology under debate link

Lithuania 2014 Lithuanian Academy of Sciences Genesis of shale geological formations and hydrocarbon extraction: impact link on environment and human health

Switzerland 2014 Swiss Academies of Arts and Sciences A Focus on Fracking: Potentials, opportunities and risks link

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Research Publications

This selection of research publications includes high-level reviews of environmental, social and/or economic risks associated with unconventional gas (typically shale) development. A selection of single-issue journal articles are included to provide additional context. ATSE was unable to investigate the quality of each individual article in the time available, however all of the listed publications are from peer reviewed journals or reputable research institutions.

ATSE notes that many of the articles in this list are not open access. As such, this list may have limited use for a public audience.

Author(s) Year Title Link

Reviews

Arent et al. 2015 A review of water and greenhouse gas impacts of unconventional natural gas development in the United link States

Carpenter 2016 Hydraulic fracturing for natural gas: impact on health and environment link

Cooper et al. 2016 Shale Gas: A Review of the Economic, Environmental, and Social Sustainability link

Costa et al. 2017 Extensive review of shale gas environmental impacts from scientific literature (2010-2015). link

Hays and Shonkoff 2016 Toward an Understanding of the Environmental and Public Health Impacts of Unconventional Natural Gas link Development: A Categorical Assessment of the Peer-Reviewed Scientific Literature, 2009-2015

Lampe and Stolz 2015 Current perspectives on unconventional shale gas extraction in the Appalachian Basin link

Mehany and Guggemos 2015 A Literature Survey of the Fracking Economic and Environmental Implications in the United States link

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Prpich et al. 2015 Review of the scientific evidence to support environmental risk assessment of shale gas development in link the UK

Ecology

Brittingham et al. 2014 Ecological risks of shale oil and gas development to wildlife, aquatic resources and their habitats. link

Burton et al. 2014 Hydraulic “Fracking”: Are surface water impacts an ecological concern? link

Emissions

Caulton et al. 2014 Toward a better understanding and quantification of methane emissions from shale gas development link

CSIRO 2017 What does science tell us about fugitive methane emissions from unconventional gas? link

Heath et al. 2014 Harmonization of initial estimates of shale gas life cycle greenhouse gas emissions for electric power link generation

Howarth 2015 Methane emissions and climatic warming risk from hydraulic fracturing and shale gas development: link implications for policy

Melbourne Energy 2016 A review of current and future methane emissions from Australian unconventional oil and gas production link Institute

Ren et al. 2017 Methane emissions from the Marcellus Shale in southwestern Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia link based on airborne measurements

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Public Health

Basu et al. 2013 Public Health and Hydraulic Fracturing in Michigan link

Marrero et al. 2016 Estimating Emissions of Toxic Hydrocarbons from Natural Gas Production Sites in the Barnett Shale link Region of Northern Texas

Saunders et al. 2016 A review of the public health impacts of unconventional natural gas development. link

Werner et al. 2014 Environmental health impacts of unconventional natural gas development: A review of the current strength link of evidence

Risk Management

Boyle et al. 2016 Hazard Ranking Methodology for Assessing Health Impacts of Unconventional Natural Gas Development link and Production: The Maryland Case Study

Ethridge et al. 2015 The Barnett Shale: From problem formulation to risk management link

Michalski and Ficek 2014 Environmental pollution by chemical substances used in the shale gas extraction—a review link

Small et al. 2014 Risks and Risk Governance in Unconventional Shale Gas Development link

Ziemkiewicz et al. 2014 Practical measures for reducing the risk of environmental contamination in shale energy production link

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Seismicity

Institute of Geological 2012 An Assessment of the Effects of Hydraulic Fracturing on Seismicity in the Taranaki Region link and Nuclear Sciences Limited

Atkinson et al. 2016 Hydraulic Fracturing and Seismicity in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin link

Water Quality

Drollette et al. 2015 Elevated levels of diesel range organic compounds in groundwater near Marcellus gas operations are link derived from surface activities

Estrada and 2016 A review of the issues and treatment options for wastewater from shale gas extraction by hydraulic link Bhamidimarri fracturing

Gagnon et al. 2016 Impacts of hydraulic fracturing on water quality: a review of literature, regulatory frameworks and an link analysis of information gaps

Jackson et al. 2013 Increased stray gas abundance in a subset of drinking water wells near Marcellus shale gas extraction link

Llewellyn et al. 2014 Evaluating a groundwater supply contamination incident attributed to Marcellus Shale gas development link

Olmstead et al. 2012 Shale gas development impacts on surface water quality in Pennsylvania link

Rodriguez and Soeder 2015 Evolving water management practices in shale oil & gas development link

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Sherwood et al. 2015 Groundwater methane in relation to oil and gas development and shallow coal seams in the Denver- link Julesburg Basin of Colorado

Vengosh et al. 2014 A critical review of the risks to water resources from unconventional shale gas development and hydraulic link fracturing in the United States.

Vidic et al. 2013 Impact of Shale Gas Development on Regional Water Quality link

Barrier and Well Integrity

King and King 2013 Environmental Risk Arising From Well-Construction Failure--Differences Between Barrier and Well Failure, link and Estimates of Failure Frequency Across Common Well Types, Locations, and Well Age

Davies et al. 2014 Oil and gas wells and their integrity: Implications for shale and unconventional resource exploitation link

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Other Publications

A collection of relevant resources and publications from industry, government and other organisations. This list focuses on technical descriptions of hydraulic fracturing as well as principles for leading practice environmental management and regulations.

Publisher Year Publication Country Link

APPEA 2017 Science and technology facts Australia link

APPEA 2011 Western Australian Onshore Gas: Code of Practice for Hydraulic Australia link Fracturing

CSIRO 2017 Onshore Gas Australia link

Geoscience Australia 2017 Report to the COAG Energy Council on Unconventional Reserves, Australia link Resources, Production, Forecasts and Drilling Rates

Independent Expert Scientific Committee on Coal 2013 Bioregional assessment methodology Australia link Seam Gas and Large Coal Mining Development

Santos 2015 Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation Technical Fact Sheet Australia link

All Consulting 2012 The Modern Practices of Hydraulic Fracturing: A Focus on Canada link Canadian Resources

Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers 2012 Guiding Principles for Hydraulic Fracturing Canada link

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International Association of Oil and Gas 2014 Shale Gas & Hydraulic Fracturing Europe link Producers

International Energy Agency 2012 Golden Rules for a Golden Age of Gas Global link

International Gas Union 2012 Shale Gas: The Facts about the Environmental Concerns Global link

International Association of Oil and Gas 2013 Good practice guidelines for the development of shale oil and gas Global link Producers

American Petroleum Institute 2015 Hydraulic Fracturing—Well Integrity and Fracture Containment United link States

American Petroleum Institute 2013 Overview of Best Practices United link States

American Petroleum Institute 2015 Managing Environmental Aspects Associated With Exploration And United link Production Operations Including Hydraulic Fracturing States

Energy in Depth 2017 Compendium of Studies Demonstrating the Safety and Health United link Benefits of Fracking States

Environmentally Friendly Drilling 2016 The Environmentally Friendly Drilling Systems Technology United link Integration Program States

Frac Focus 2017 Hydraulic Fracturing: The Process United link States

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Gradient 2013 National Human Health Risk Evaluation for Hydraulic Fracturing United link Fluid Additives States

Harvard Business School and The Boston 2016 America's Unconventional Energy Opportunity United link Consulting Group States

State Review of Oil and Natural Gas 2017 2017 STRONGER Guidelines United link Environmental Regulations States

Water Research Foundation 2015 Hydraulic Fracturing Workshop Report: Developing Water and Oil United link & Gas Sector Partnerships States

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Submitters that contributed to the Inquiry

Individual submissions are available on the Inquiry website at www.frackinginquiry.wa.gov.au/submission-library

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A Cole Adam Blakester

A Herrmann Adam Bufton

A Hopgood Adam Currie

A Hrymakowski Adam Davies

A M A Dejong Adam Doolan

A Robey Adam Keegan

Aariel Mcnaughtan Adam Kelly

Aaron Bond Adam Marr

Aaron Di Bona Adam Megow

Aaron Faucett Adam Myles

Aaron Flanders Adam Peate

Aaron Hemsley Adam Shuttleworth

Aaron Horsey Adam Stokes

Aaron Hughes Adam Taylor

Aaron Muller Adam Vaughan

Aaron Reddall Adam Wareham

Aaron Ro Adelaide Bevilaqua

Aaron Thompson Adele Collins

Aaron Tuckey Adele Foote

Aaron Wormald Adele Shepherd

Abbey Bredenkamp Adlan Fiocco-Ramos

Abbey Geissmann Adolf Schuster

Abbey Rodda Adrian Cooke

Abbie Leonhardt Adrian Dawson

Abdul Casley Adrian Dean

Abigail Humphreys Adrian Dunn

Abner Coates Adrian Dziwisch

Ada Shackleton Adrian Evans

Adam Beames Adrian Galimberti

Adam Bennett Adrian Head Adrian Kortus Akirra Cable

Adrian Rogers Al Bartlett

Adrian Scatena Al Cann

Adrian Speck Al Gibbs

Adrian White Al Gibson

Adriana Bauer Al Taylor

Adriana Toledo Alain Ashman

Adriano Biundo Alan Abitbol

Adriano Regano Alan Benn

Adrien Lecompte Alan Bouwman

Adrienne Huber Alan Brennan

Adrienne Little Alan Clayton

Adrienne Morgan Alan Davis

Adrienne Rowell Alan Dean

Adrienne Seaton Alan Dunnett

Adrienne Williams Alan Edwards

Afrika Quinlivan Alan Gill

Agnes Kowalczyk Alan Ivemy

Aileen Lynch Alan Mason

Aileen Sparrow Alan McLaughlin

Aileen Toll Alan Moore

Ailene Hewitt Alan O'Callaghan

Aimee Dodds Alan Punch

Aimee Herriot Alan Rate

Aimee Kenyon Alan Rogers

Aimee Mitchell Alan Sherman

Aine Romek Alan Taylor

Ainslie Bahr Alan Taylor

Aisha Ali Alan Tremolada

Aisling O'Donnell Alan Turnbull

Aisling Wallace Alan Wilson

Aislinn Crowe Alana Altmann

Akihiko Takao Alana Evans Alana Hunt Alexander Derry

Alana Kippers Alexander Grace

Alana Norton Alexander Sutherland

Alanna Kursar Alexandra Ahlgren

Alanna Strickland Alexandra Bamforth

Alannah Dixon Alexandra Hebbert

Alasdair Wardle Alexandra Potter

Alaska Ghosal Alexandra Seddon

Alastair McNaughton Alexandre Jesus

Albert Filippa Alexis Sherman

Albert Mah Alexis ShW

Alberto Zanette Alexsandra Louise

Aleesha Hanczakowski Alfred Low

Alejandro Corona Alfred Strohmeier

Alessandra Biggoer Ali Armistead

Alex Anderson Ali Baker

Alex Birkner Ali Buckley

Alex Cheng Ali Clifton

Alex Dulisse Ali Karcher

Alex Hawes Ali Peacock

Alex Jones Ali Rayner

Alex Mijatovic Ali Richards

Alex Naday Ali Wilson

Alex Needham Alice Appel

Alex Ross Alice Beauchamp

Alex Solonec Alice Bishop

Alex Stavis Alice Cairns

Alex Wheeler Alice Hampton

Alex Witty Alice Pickering

Alex Wylie Alice Riddle

Alexa Tunmer Alicia Bee

Alexander Belford Alicia Simpson

Alexander Cox Alicia Turnbull Alida Cappelletta Allan Kelman

Alisha Joynes Allan Pardoe-Bell

Alison Batten Allan Ward

Alison Bremer Allannah Weightman

Alison Brooks Allen Cullen

Alison Carroll Allen Olson

Alison Collins Allie Wilson

Alison Daubney Allison Brand

Alison Edmonds Allison Foster

Alison Gounddrey Allison Hepburn

Alison Grose Allison Knox

Alison Guy Allison Lamont

Alison Jackson Allison Schultz

Alison Leitch Allison Young

Alison Malkin Ally Joy

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Alison McShanag Alma Reeves

Alison Midgley Alushia Wilson

Alison Morant Alyse Turbett

Alison Southern Alyssa Curtayne

Alison Thomson Alyssa Over

Alison Wishart Amalia Pearson

Alissa Mounsey Amalie Hemmingsen

Alistair Trethowan Amanda Alosi

Alistair Winrow Amanda Barnes

Alistair-Ross Winrow Amanda Bell

Alister Robinson Amanda Blowers

Alla Hayes Amanda Brett

Allan Boyd Amanda Burrows

Allan Churn Amanda Carter

Allan Cox Amanda Caruana

Allan Hooper Amanda Cowell

Allan Inglis Amanda Dalyell Amanda Davis Amber Murphy

Amanda Douglas-Smith Amber O'Flanagan

Amanda Doust Amber Weir

Amanda Eade Ame Freeman

Amanda Evans Amelia Anthony

Amanda Gibbons Amelia Gabbiani

Amanda Hale Amelia Griffin-Toovey

Amanda Hassall Amelia Quaife

Amanda Heal Amiy Pearson

Amanda Hewton Amy Attewell

Amanda Hook Amy Blacker

Amanda Lambert Amy Butler

Amanda Leatherday Amy Byrnes

Amanda Lucas Amy Chadbourne

Amanda Macfarlane Amy Cramer

Amanda McInerney Amy Day

Amanda Mcquillan Amy Dixon

Amanda Milburn Amy Dyer

Amanda Opanubi Amy Dyer

Amanda Reddell Amy Edington

Amanda Roberts Amy Foster

Amanda Selling Amy Grady

Amanda Shoebridge Amy Harlib

Amanda Smith Amy Harrison

Amanda Walsh Amy Ingram

Amanda West Amy Matheson

Amanda Winnett Amy McAuliffe

Amaryntha Schalin Amy Nilsson

Amber Bateup Amy Nowlan

Amber Beasley Amy Pink

Amber Byers Amy Quinn

Amber Hudson Amy Scanlan

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Amy Williams Andrew Blyth

Amy Wyatt Andrew Bowman

Amy-Rose Beavington Andrew Buchanan

Ana Correia-Gnavi Andrew Clements

Ana Cussinet Andrew Cole

Ana Sangiau Andrew Dickinson

Anastasia Tatas Andrew Donlon

Anca Barrett Andrew Dunn

Anda Banikos Andrew Fedorovitch

Andre Altmaier Andrew Grady

Andrea Callaghan Andrew Green

Andrea Cresswell Andrew Grosse

Andrea Davidow Andrew Heather

Andrea Davis Andrew Hookham

Andrea Diery Andrew Hopkins

Andrea Fikerle Andrew Hubbard

Andrea Hamilton Andrew Judd

Andrea Ivory Andrew Kellett

Andrea Jones Andrew Knight

Andrea Mackay Andrew Larner

Andrea Roche Andrew Linford

Andrea Senior Andrew McGregor

Andrea Townes Andrew Meldrum

Andrea Werner Andrew Moreno

Andrea Wildner Andrew Moss

Andrea Zinn Andrew Olsson

Andreas Dalman Andrew Patrick

Andreas Witt Andrew Poisat

Andrew Azzopardi Andrew Rigg

Andrew Baillie Andrew Rossiter

Andrew Bantick Andrew Smart

Andrew Beck Andrew Taylor Andrew Tilbury Angela Rossen

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Barbara Butler Battesti Marie-Thérèse

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Chanel Choice Charlotte Pooley

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Chantal Drummond Charmaine Jeffery

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Chantal Morchio Charmaine Taylor

Chantal Storer Charmen Rose

Chante Harfield Chelsea Collings

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Health, Safety Security Environmental Management System for Buru Energy’s Tight Gas Stimulation Program

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Health Safety Security Environment Management System

TGS Program

EP371-1501-FRAC-CAMP-PLN-HSSE Management System R2

UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED Date printed: 21-Dec-15 Copyright Buru Energy Limited Dec-

TABLE of CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION ...... 7

1.1. DESCRIPTION ...... 7 1.2. PURPOSE ...... 8 1.3. SCOPE AND PROGRAM OVERVIEW ...... 8 1.4. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS ...... 10 1.5. RETENTION OF RECORDS ...... 11 1.6. BRU BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM STRUCTURE ...... 11 1.7. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS AND STANDARDS ...... 13 1.8. LEGISLATIVE ENVIRONMENT ...... 14 1.9. STANDARDS ...... 15

2. DEFINING PRINCIPLES, ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES ...... 16

2.1. DEFINING PRINCIPLES ...... 16 2.2. TGS PROGRAM ORGANISATION STRUCTURE ...... 16 2.3. RESPONSIBILITIES ...... 17 2.4. COMMUNICATION OF HSSE AND RISK INFORMATION ...... 21 2.5. HSS DATA RECORDS ...... 22 2.6. COMPETENCE OF PERSONNEL ...... 23 2.7. SUFFICIENT RESOURCES ...... 24

3. TGS PROGRAM OPERATING ENVIRONMENT AND ACTIVITIES ...... 25

3.1. ASGARD 1 AND VALHALLA NORTH 1 WELLS ...... 25 3.2. YULLEROO 4 WELL ...... 25 3.3. CLIMATE ...... 25 3.4. TGS PROGRAM FACILITY DESCRIPTION ...... 27 3.5. TGS PROGRAM OPERATING MODEL ...... 38 3.6. EXISTING ENVIRONMENT SURROUNDING TGS PROGRAM ...... 38 3.7. OPERATIONS AND ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN AT THE TGS PROGRAM ...... 38

4. IDENTIFICATION, ASSESSMENT AND CONTINUOUS MITIGATION OF RISK ...... 40

4.1. DESCRIPTION OF PROCESS ...... 40 4.2. MAJOR ACCIDENT EVENTS ...... 40 4.3. STRUCTURE OF RISK ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE ...... 40 4.4. RISK REGISTER LINK ...... 42 4.5. REVIEW FREQUENCY OF RISK REGISTER ...... 42 4.6. MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE ...... 42 4.7. RISK MITIGATION HIERARCHY...... 42

5. TGS PROGRAM APPROVED RISK CONTROLS ...... 44

5.1. TGS PROGRAM SECURITY PROTOCOLS (OVERALL) ...... 44

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5.2. DRIVING TO AND FROM SITE (OVERALL) ...... 44

5.3. FIRE (OVERALL) ...... 45 5.4. HYDRAULIC FRACTURING (INCLUDING PERFORATION) ...... 45 5.5. PERFORATION ...... 46 5.6. MILLING AND COMPLETIONS ...... 47 5.7. FLOWBACK OPERATIONS ...... 47 5.8. MAJOR WEATHER EVENT (OVERALL) ...... 49 5.9. PERSONNEL INJURY ...... 50 5.10. DAMAGE OR INJURY FROM DANGEROUS AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES ...... 50 5.11. PRIMARY PERMIT TO WORK (PTW) SYSTEM ...... 51 5.12. STANDARD WORK PROCEDURES (SWPS) ...... 52 5.13. JOB HAZARD ANALYSES (JHAS) ...... 53 5.14. TOOL-BOX TALKS AND SHIFT CHANGE HAND-OVER BRIEFINGS ...... 53 5.15. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION CARD ...... 53 5.16. HANDOVER AT CREW CHANGE ...... 54 5.17. EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR ...... 54 5.18. INSPECTION, TESTING, MONITORING AND REPORTING ...... 54 5.19. COMPETENCY REGISTER AND QUALIFICATIONS ...... 55 5.20. HAZARDOUS GOODS MATERIAL AND SAFETY DATA SHEET REGISTER ...... 55 5.21. EMPLOYEE TRAINING AND COMPETENCY DEVELOPMENT ...... 55 5.22. EMPLOYEE WELLBEING ...... 56 5.23. LEAD CONTRACTOR ALIGNMENT ...... 58

6. INCIDENT/ACCIDENT (EVENT) RESPONSE ...... 60

6.1. EVENT RESPONSE HIERARCHY ...... 60 6.2. INCIDENT/ACCIDENT (EVENT) OCCURRENCE DEFINITIONS ...... 60 6.3. EMERGENCY RESPONSE DOCUMENTATION ...... 61 6.4. TGS PROGRAM EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN (ERP) ...... 61 6.5. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PREPAREDNESS ...... 61 6.6. IMMEDIATE RESPONSE TO AN EMERGENCY – TGS PROGRAM ...... 62 6.7. INITIAL INCIDENT REPORT ...... 62 6.8. EVENT INVESTIGATION ...... 64 6.9. EVENT REPORTING ...... 64

7. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT ...... 66

7.1. QUALITY ASSURANCE ...... 66 7.2. DOCUMENT CONTROL AND NOMENCLATURE PROTOCOLS ...... 66 7.3. MONITORING AND MEASUREMENT ...... 66 7.4. HSSEMS CONFORMANCE AND CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT ...... 66 7.5. HSSEMS AUDIT SCHEDULE ...... 66 7.6. AUDIT PROCEDURE...... 67 7.7. ANALYSIS OF DATA ...... 68

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8. APPENDICES...... 69

APPENDIX A RELEVANT BRU POLICY STATEMENTS...... 69 APPENDIX B TGS RISK ASSESSMENT AND FWOP ATTENDEES ...... 72 APPENDIX C TGS PROGRAM RISK REGISTER EXTRACT ...... 76 APPENDIX D APPROVED TGS PROGRAM STANDARD WORK PROCEDURES...... 97

LIST OF FIGURES FIGURE 1: HSSEMS AND ADDENDUM STRUCTURE ...... 10 FIGURE 2:BUSINESS MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK ...... 12 FIGURE 3: ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE ...... 17 FIGURE 4: TGS PROGRAM LOCATION MAP...... 26 FIGURE 5: ASGARD 1 WELLSITE (2012) ...... 28 FIGURE 6: VALHALLA NORTH 1 WELLSITE (SEPTEMBER 2014) ...... 29 FIGURE 7: INDICATIVE HF SPREAD (ASAGRD 1) ...... 32 FIGURE 8: RISK MITIGATION HIERARCHY ...... 43 FIGURE 9: INTEGRATED RISK MANAGEMENT ...... 59 FIGURE 10: EVENT REPORTING ...... 65

LIST OF TABLES TABLE 1: SUMMARY OF TGS ACTIVITIES ...... 9 TABLE 2: CORPORATE POLICY STATEMENTS ...... 11 TABLE 3: LEVEL 1 DOCUMENTS ...... 12 TABLE 4: HSSEMS DOCUMENTS ...... 13 TABLE 5: REFERENCE DOCUMENTS AND STANDARDS ...... 13 TABLE 6: LEGISLATION ...... 14 TABLE 7: OPERATIONAL STANDARDS ...... 15 TABLE 8: HSSE COMMUNICATION FRAMEWORK ...... 22 TABLE 9: HF EQUIPMENT ...... 30 TABLE 10: MILLING AND COMPLETION EQUIPMENT ...... 34 TABLE 11: CLEAN UP AND FLOW TESTING EQUIPMENT ...... 36 TABLE 12: BRU SUPPLIED EQUIPMENT ...... 37 TABLE 13: PROGRAM DOCUMENTS ...... 38 TABLE 14: TGS PROGRAM INSPECTIONS ...... 54 TABLE 15: FATIGUE MANAGEMENT GUIDANCE ...... 57 TABLE 16: REPORTABLE OCCURRENCES ...... 63 TABLE 17: AUDIT FREQUENCY ...... 67

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. Description This Health, Safety, Security, Environment Management System (HSSEMS), documents the site- specific procedures and controls for the safe and secure management of operations conducted as part of the Tight Gas Stimulation Program that will be carried out by Buru Energy Limited (BRU). Health, safety, security and environment management at the TGS Program is delivered under the BRU-wide Health Safety Security Environment (HSSE) Management Framework:

which describes our Business Management Framework for quality, health, safety, environment and operations integrity, summarised as follows:

isk assessment and continuous mitigation is at the very core of all elements of our business;

nvironmental protection and positive engagement with the communities within which we conduct our activities, will enable us to maintain our Social License to Operate and enhance our reputation.

afety comes first - delivery of a safe working environment takes precedence over other business considerations. Our employees are empowered and obligated to place safety first.

perational integrity is key component in meeting our stakeholders’ expectations and delivering a sustainable long term business model.

eadership by all - every person working for or with BRU has individual accountability to understand and execute their responsibilities under this programme.

nconditional support will be provided by management and the BRU Board to any individual who exercise his responsibilities under this programme.

echnology-led innovation is a key differentiator for BRU. Our equipment, services and capabilities will lead the industry in HSSE, quality assurance and operational performance standards.

xcellence is what we strive to deliver all aspects of our business.

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1.2. Purpose This HSSEMS forms part of the Buru Energy Limited Health, Safety and Security Emergency Management System. This system outlines the HSSEMS that will be implemented for the Tight Gas Stimulation Program (TGS Program). BRU has contracted a number of service providers to carry out the required scope of work for the project. The providers and scope of works are described in Section 1.3. All employees, contractors and visitors are expected to comply with the requirements of this HSSEMS. BRU will comply with its duties under Schedule 1 Division 2 Subdivision 1 of the Geothermal Energy Resources Act by implementing industry best practice operations and maintenance. Activities through each of these phases will be managed in accordance with this HSSEMS which detail BRU’s Polices to manage work place and operation safety.

1.3. Scope and Program Overview The technical objective of the TGS Program is to test the ability to flow gas and liquids from the Laurel Formation after hydraulic fracturing (HF). The TGS Program includes HF up to 13 stages in 2 wells, drilling out the composite plugs between each zone, and then flow testing the wells. Table 1 below provides the steps of the TGS Program. A detailed description of the scope of TGS Program is contained in the Design of Service (DOS) documents that should be read in conjunction with this HSSEMS.

Contractor Description

Hydraulic • Hydraulically fracture each nominated stage as per the Client’s design and instructions, Fracturing pumping the specified fluids, proppants and tracers. (including • Provide real-time pump monitoring during hydraulic fracturing operations. perforation) • During the night shift, maintain the Fracturing Spread and prepare for daytime fracturing operations using the Night Crew. • Dispose of any Contractor Supplied Chemicals not consumed during the campaign. • Mobilization, Inter-well moves and demobilization of the Fracturing Spread. • Load gun systems supplied by the Client. • Perform eight perforation clusters per nominated stage • Set a plug after the Hydraulic Fracturing Contractor has hydraulically fractured each nominated stage – typically at night but may be performed during the daytime, time permitting. • Provide a depth correlation report whenever perforating guns are run. • Mobilisation, inter-well moves and demobilization of the Hydraulic Fracturing Spread. • Contingent well clean-outs using coiled tubing. • Loading of proppant from storage areas into fracturing equipment. • Crane, loader and truck activities to support operations. • At the Operator’s request, provide nitrogen lift to the well(s) to assist flowback.

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Milling and • Mobilisation interwell moves and demobilization of a snubbing unit spread. completions • Rig up and down of the snubbing unit spread for well operations. • Milling plugs and cleaning out the wellbore while the well is on flowback • Pumping fluids such as brine and gel sweeps. • Running, setting and testing the well completion. • Crane, loader and truck activities to support operations. Flowback • Provide the Well Test Equipment and Well Test Personnel to facilitate contingent flowback in operations the event of screen out during fracturing operations, as well as flowback operations while milling plugs / cleaning out wellbores with a snubbing unit. • Provide the Well Test Equipment and Well Test Personnel to facilitate rate measurements of gas, water and oil/condensate during long term flowback of wells at each well site. • Undertake electronic and manual data recording at each well of: o well operational conditions (ie. choke settings); o rates/ volumes; o pressures; o temperature; and o fluid and gas characteristics. • Provide data visualisation to the Client at its Perth office. • Installation and maintenance of emergency shutdown devices. • Refuelling of site-based generators. • Site supervision to ensure testing activities are conducted in a safe and efficient manner. • Transport of all Well Test Equipment between point of origin and sites.

Miscellaneous • Onsite and accommodation support • Preparation and maintenance of sites and access and associated infrastructure • Transport of materials and goods to site to support ongoing operations • Micro seismic assessment • General duties at the site in support of operations

Table 1: Summary of TGS activities In parallel with the above program, a cement bond log and DFIT will be carried out on the Yulleroo 4 well. Each work package will be conducted by a nominated contractor. The HSSEMS bridges to each contractors Health, Safety and Environment Management Systems which are provided in Addendums 1-4 that will be implemented in as part of the TGS Program. Due to delays to the milling and completion stage of the activity, flow back and support operations will extend into the wet season.

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Figure 1: HSSEMS and Addendum Structure

The BRU HSSEMS has precedence for the implementation of Health and Safety systems to support the project. Formal well handovers will be carried out when there are major changes of activity, such as from hydraulic fracturing to snubbing. The BRU Onsite Company Representative (OCR) is responsible for control of wells at all times.

1.4. Performance Standards

Performance Standards which relate to this HSSEMS shall include: Lead Indicators: Reporting of all HSSE data on daily basis; Completion of detailed induction for all persons working on or visiting the TGS program; Completion of cultural heritage inductions relating to traditional ownership of the land on which the TGS Program takes place; Elimination of all HSSE accident events; Reporting of all incidents occurring at or in relation to the TGS Program; Engagement of all persons with the Affirmative Action Card (AAC) programme; Continuous improvement of this HSSEMS and related documents and procedures.

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Lag Indicators:

Zero targets for Lost Time Injury (LTI) and Medical Treatment Cases (MTC); 100% utilisation of on-site procedural controls (Permit to Work, Job Hazard Analysis, Emergency Drills, HSS Audits); Capture of incidents, learnings and recommendations in CGR Risk Management Database. These performance standards shall be incorporated in reporting systems and processes as defined in this document and related procedures. Contractors performance standards will meet or exceed these standards.

1.5. Retention of Records In accordance with Regulation 26 of the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy (Management of Safety) Regulations 2010, a copy of the HSSEMS will be retained by BRU for a period of five years from the acceptance of the HSSEMS by the Minister. Copies of audit report to the Minster and notifications of accidents or dangerous occurrences will also be retained for five years from the date of submission to the Minister.

1.6. BRU Business Management System Structure The diagram below represents the BRU Business Management Framework and where this HSSEMS sits within this Framework. The Operations Manager is the owner of this HSSEMS (Figure 2).

1.6.1.Corporate Policy Statements The following Corporate Policy Statements have been established and approved by the BRU Board of Directors and shall be displayed in appropriate locations during the TGS Program. They will be included in Induction Packs provided to all persons engaged to work at the TGS Program:

BRU DOCUMENT NAME BRU DOCUMENT NUMBER

Healthy and Safety Policy Statement BMF-HSE-POL_HSS_Policy Statement

Environmental Policy Statement BMF-HSE-POL_ENV_Policy Statement

Table 2: Corporate Policy Statements

These policy statements are provided in Appendix A of the HSSEMS, are available on the BRU portal and will be displayed at various locations at the TGS. Relevant contractor statements of Policy are referenced in the individual Addendums.

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Figure 2:Business Management Framework 1.6.2.Related Documents This HSSEMS has been developed in a manner consistent with and in reference to the following Level 1 documents:

BRU DOCUMENT NAME BRU DOCUMENT NUMBER

Quality Management System BRU-BMF-LEV1_Quality Management System

HSSE Management System BRU-BMF-LEV1_HSSE Management System

Asset Integrity Assurance Management System BRU-BMF-LEV1_AIA Management System

Table 3: Level 1 Documents The following documents relate directly to this HSSEMS.

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BRU DOCUMENT NAME BRU DOCUMENT NUMBER

Laurel Formation Tight Gas Pilot Exploration Program (TGS14) Environment HSE-PLN-017, Revision 4 Plan

Well Stimulation Environment Plan Bridging Document HSE-BDG-030

TGS Program Emergency Response Plan EP371-1501-FRAC-CAMP-PLN-ERP

TGS15 Program Buru Energy Hydraulic Fracturing Services Valhalla North 1 OP-BOD-004

TGS15 Program Buru Energy Hydraulic Fracturing Services Asgard 1 OP-BOD-003

TGS15 Milling, Completion, Clean up and Flow Testing Program Asgard 1 OP-BOD-007

TGS15 Milling, Completion, Clean up and Flow Testing Program Valhalla OP-BOD-008 North 1

Table 4: HSSEMS Documents

1.7. Reference Documents and Standards The following documents and standards have been referenced in generating this HSSEMS:

Reference Standard Code

Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources Act 1967 (PGERA67). Version 07-i0-01

WA DMP Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources (Management of Version 00-a0-01 Safety) Regulations 2010

WA DMP Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources (Occupational Safety Version 0-a0-02 and Health) Regulations 2010

ISO Standard for Risk Management – Principles and Guidelines AS/NZS ISO 31000:2009

Developing a safety management system (SMS) for a petroleum or geothermal August 2012 energy operation – guide

Table 5: Reference Documents and Standards

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1.8. Legislative Environment All activities conducted at or in conjunction with the TGS Program are governed by the following legislation:

STATE or RESPONSIBLE PARTY GOVERNING ACTS TERRITORY

Western Australia Department of Mines and Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources Act Petroleum 1967 (PGERA67).

Department of Mines and Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources Petroleum (Management of Safety) Regulations 2010

Department of Mines and Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources Petroleum (Occupational Safety and Health) Regulations 2010

Department of Mines and Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources Petroleum (Resource Management and Administration) Regulations 2015

Department of Mines and Dangerous Goods Safety (Explosives) Regulations Petroleum (2007).

Environmental Protection Authority, Environmental Protection Act (1986) Department of Environment Regulation

Department of Aboriginal Affairs Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972

COMMONWEALTH RESPONSIBLE PARTY GOVERNING ACTS

Department of Families, Housing, The Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 (Heritage Act), Community Services and Commonwealth Native Title Act 1993. Federal Government Indigenous Affairs. Department of the Environment Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (the EPBC Act)

Table 6: Legislation

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1.9. Standards The TGS Program will be carried out in accordance with the following Industry-recognized standards:

Aspect Standard

Safe Working in Confined Spaces Australian Standard 2865 National Standard for Occupational Noise NOHSC: 2009 (2004) Procedures for the collection, detection and quantitation of drugs of Australian/New Zealand Standard abuse in urine and 4308:2008 Procedures for specimen collection and the detection and Australian Standard AS 4760 – 2006 quantitation of drugs in oral fluid. Fatigue Code of Practice Working Hours 2006 Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems AS/NZS 4801 Explosive Atmospheres – Classification of Areas – Explosive Gas AS/NZS 60079.10.1 Explosive Atmospheres – Electrical Protection by Intrinsic Safety “i” AS/NZS 60079.10.1 Risk Management ISO: 31000:2009 Pressure equipment - In-service inspection AS/NZS 3788 Pressure Equipment AS 1210 Electrical Installations AS / NZS 3000 Cranes, hoists and winches - Safe use AS 2550 Isolating Potential Flow Zones During Well Construction API Standard 65 Hydraulic Fracturing Operations— Well Construction and Integrity API Guidance Document HF1 Guidelines Water Management Associated with Hydraulic Fracturing API Guidance Document HF2 Practices for Mitigating Surface Impacts Associated with Hydraulic API Guidance Document HF3 Fracturing Wellheads and trees API Specification 6A Completion Tubulars API Specification 5CT Blowout Prevention Equipment Systems for Drilling Wells API Standard 53 Drilling and Well Servicing Structure (Inspection and Maintenance) API RP 4G Steel Pipeline Pressure Testing API RP 1110 Process Piping ASME B31.3 Coiled Tubing Operations in Oil and Gas Well Services API RP 5C7 Inspection of Piping, Tubing, Valves and Fittings API RP 574

Table 7: Operational Standards

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2. DEFINING PRINCIPLES, ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

2.1. Defining Principles BRU believes in the following defining principles which underpin this HSSEMS: • BRU has a foremost duty of care to provide a safe, healthy and secure work environment for every employee and contractor, engaged in the performance of our activities; • BRU will deliver our activities in a sustainable manner which minimizes impact to the environment and the communities in which we operate; • Every employee and contractor engaged by BRU has a personal responsibility for proactive demonstration of leadership and commitment to this HSSEMS; • Every employee and contractor engaged by BRU is empowered to and responsible for immediately stopping any activity which they believe comprises a risk to themselves, the people they are working with, the environment in which they are working or potentially cause damage to assets owned by BRU or our clients. Contractors working for BRU will support these principles in the delivery of their work packages.

2.2. TGS Program Organisation Structure The Organisational Structure (Chain of Command) for the TGS Program is detailed in the figure below. Organisational Structure for the individual contractors are further detailed in Addendums 1-4. The following positions identified in the organisation chart have the stated explicit responsibilities as defined below. These responsibilities are further defined in the job descriptions for each role in the company.

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Figure 3: Organisational Structure

2.3. Responsibilities

2.3.1. Operations Manager/TGS Program Lead The Operations Manager/TGS Program Lead is the senior executive in BRU responsible for the safe, effective and environmentally responsible management of operations for the TGS Program. Responsibilities of the Operations Manager under this HSSEMS include:

• Lead by example of their commitment to and communication of the HSSE Policies of the Company;

• Provide unconditional support to any BRU person (staff or contractor) who exercises their responsibility under this HSSEMS;

• Develop processes required to ensure conformance to this HSSEMS necessary to manage the TGS Program;

• Contribute to the maintenance and continuous improvement of this HSSEMS;

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• Monitoring and report compliance and performance metrics of this HSSEMS to the BRU EXCO and Board of Directors;

• Ensure appropriate security systems and procedures are in place at the TGS Program to protect people, the environment and assets and prevent unauthorized person from entering the facility or related elements;

• Ensure an effective equipment and asset integrity maintenance programme is in place to ensure effective preventative maintenance of physical assets owned and operated by BRU;

• Effectively and continually communicating to all persons involved in operations at the TGS Program their responsibilities under this HSSEMS.

2.3.2. Laurel Gas Engineering Advisor The Laurel Gas Engineering Advisor is an advisor to the TGS Program Lead responsible for the technical basis of design of the project. Responsibilities of the Laurel Gas Engineering Advisor under this TGS Program HSSEMS include:

• Work with geological team, JV and management to ensure there is alignment on the technical objective;

• Provide details on project scope for inclusion in HSSEMS, environmental and operational processes;

• Provide input to operations on design requirements during planning stage to scope material, equipment and personnel requirements;

• Work with operations team to ensure technical objectives are taken into account during and implementation;

• Management of change – review and advise on operational changes to achieve technical objectives;

• Recommend and source appropriate services to complete evaluation requirements;

• Provide evaluation oversight and summarize key findings compared to project objectives.

2.3.3. TGS Project Coordinator The TGS Project Coordinator is the office-field interface responsible for ensuring the safe, effective and environmentally responsible management of day to day operations at the TGS Program. Responsibilities of the TGS Project Coordinator under this TGS Program HSSEMS include:

• Lead by example of their commitment to and communication of the HSSE Policies of the Company;

• Establish and maintain a strong HSSE culture where all HSSE incidents are reported no matter how seemingly trivial;

• Provide unconditional support to any BRU person (staff or contractor) who exercises their responsibility under this HSSEMS;

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• Ensure all persons engaged in activities at the TGS Program or in support of the TGS Program are fully inducted and aware of their responsibilities under this HSSEMS;

• Review and assess the daily performance metrics for the TGS Program;

• Develop and maintain appropriate competencies for persons involved in operations at the TGS Program;

• Develop and maintain detailed Standard Work Procedures for activities conducted frequently at the TGS Program;

• Ensure appropriate Incident investigations are conducted in response to Initial Incidents Reports;

• Ensure that appropriate emergency response drills are conducted in accordance with this HSSEMS and that personnel are trained to develop competence in Emergency Response;

• Contribute to the maintenance and continuous improvement of this HSSEMS;

• Regularly audit compliance of personnel against the responsibilities of this HSSEMS.

2.3.4. BRU Onsite Company Representative (OCR) The BRU OCR is responsible for the safe, effective and environmentally responsible management of day to day operations at TGS. Specific responsibilities include:

• Lead by example of their commitment to and communication of the HSSE Policies of the Company;

• Lead by example in reporting all HSSE incidents;

• Provide unconditional support to any BRU person (staff or contractor) who exercises their responsibility under this HSSEMS;

• Conduct inductions for all persons involved in operations or activities at the TGS Program;

• Development, and implementation with the Project team and Contractors of the Permit to Work;

• Act as the Wellsite Permit Authority for the wellsite.

• Monitor, record and report the daily performance metrics for the TGS Program;

• Responsible for well control during the Program.

• Assist Production Shift Operators to develop and maintain appropriate competencies for operations at the TGS Program;

• Contribute to the development and maintenance of detailed Standard Work Procedures for activities conducted frequently at the TGS Program;

• Ensure that HSSE messages, alerts and incident report findings are discussed with all personnel at the TGS Program. A day OCR and a night OCR will be present at the TGS Program to supervise BRU and contractor operations. The OCR has final say and responsibility for activities during the Program.

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2.3.5. Service Company Site Supervisors Service Company Site Supervisors (SCSS) are responsible for the safe, effective and environmentally responsible operation of equipment at the TGS Program. Further detail on the responsibilities of Site Supervisors is contained Addendums 1-4. Generally responsibilities include:

• Establish and maintain a strong HSSE culture where all HSSE incidents are reported no matter how seemingly trivial;

• Provide unconditional support to any of their personnel who exercises their responsibility under this HSSEMS;

• Work with the OCR to deliver each work package in a safe and with minimal environmental impact;

• Ensure all persons engaged in activities at the TGS Program or in support of the TGS Program are fully inducted and aware of their responsibilities under this HSSEMS;

• Develop and maintain detailed Standard Work Procedures for activities as part of their work package for the TGS Program;

• Ensure that HSSE messages, alerts and incident report findings are discussed with all personnel at the TGS Program.

• Ensure appropriate Incident investigations are conducted in response to Initial Incidents Reports and liaise with BRU personnel to close out Incident Investigations;

• Ensure that appropriate emergency response drills are conducted in accordance with this HSSEMS and that personnel are trained to develop competence in Emergency Response;

• Regularly audit compliance of personnel against the responsibilities of this HSSEMS.

2.3.6. Contractors A wide range of contractors will be engaged in the operations and activities performed at the TGS Program. Detailed responsibilities of contractors are included in Addendum 1-4. General responsibilities of these personnel are as follows:

• Lead by example in protecting their own wellbeing and that of their fellow workers;

• Lead by example in the protection of the environment and maintaining a clean and tidy work place;

• Lead by example in reporting all HSSE incidents;

• If in doubt about the safe execution of any activity at the TGS Program, immediately cease work and seek advice from BRU personnel;

• Provide unconditional support to any colleague (staff or contractor) who exercises their responsibility under this HSSEMS;

• Participate in all HSSE meetings, JHAs and emergency drills as required under this HSSEMS;

• Actively participate in the BRU Affirmative Action Card programme;

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• Do not perform tasks for which they do not have the required competencies;

• Develop and maintain Standard Work Procedures for activities conducted frequently at the TGS Program on behalf of their organization;

• Read all HSSE messages, alerts and incident report findings presented at the TGS Program.

2.3.7. Visitors Visitors may attend the TGS Program from time to time and may include:

• BRU Directors and non-operational management;

• Joint Venture partners;

• Representatives from government agencies;

• Local community stakeholders;

• Traditional Owners;

• Senior contractor representatives. Such visits will be planned through TGS Program Lead. Controls in place to protect the wellbeing of visitors when visiting the TGS Program include:

• All visitors must attend the Visitor Induction and sign-off on their understanding of the induction pack;

• Will be provided with and must wear appropriate personal protection equipment;

• Must be accompanied by the OCR or delgate at all times during the visit;

• Must operate under instruction of the visit Guide at all times.

2.3.8. TGS Program Resourcing The TGS Project Coordinator, OCRs and SCSS have ownership of the TGS Program HSSEMS at field-level. This group is responsible for:

• Maintenance of the TGS Program Risk Register in CGR;

• Identifying, assessing and recommending improvements to this HSSEMS and TGS Program EP;

• Ensuring effective communication of HSSE information to TGS Program personnel;

• Recommending initiatives to improve the site HSSE culture and performance metrics;

• Providing recommendations for training and competency development for field-based personnel.

2.4. Communication of HSSE and Risk Information A detailed site-based HSSE and Risk communication framework will be developed by the Operations Team. At minimum this framework will consider:

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Type/Format Distribution/Attendance Frequency

TGS Program Induction Programme All BRU personnel and On initial engagement. contractors working on or in When significant upgrades to the TGS relation to the TGS Program Program and this documentation occur Weekly TGS Program HSSE Report All site-based personnel Weekly Monthly HSSE Report and YTD Stats All site-based personnel Monthly Event Reports (Incidents/Accidents) All site-based personnel On occurrence for Event management. As investigation reports are completed and approved for release. HSE Alert Bulletins All site-based personnel and On occurrence and as approved for Level 1 – Awareness/Information contractor offices release by Operations Manager. Level 2 – Serious Level 2 – Critical/Immediate External Party HSSE Bulletins All site-based personnel and As received. contractor offices Changes to this HSSEMS, related As completed and approved for release. documents or SWPs. Permit to Work preparation All site-based personnel Per tour Pre-tour Meetings All site-based personnel Per tour/shift Well handover meetings BRU Site Supervisors Per handover of well Handover Meetings and Journals Between personnel Crew Change At-Site Job Hazard Analysis Meetings All involved personnel Prior to each significant task or SWP. Affirmative Action Cards All site-based personnel Review and discuss at weekly HSSE Meeting TGS Program Emergency Response All site-based personnel As defined in TGS Program Emergency Drills Response Plan.

Table 8: HSSE Communication Framework

2.5. HSS Data Records BRU will at minimum record the following data for analysis and identification of improvement opportunities for this HSSEMS:

Man-hours worked per reporting period and year to date (YTD);

Event (Incident or Accident) Reports including breaches of security;

First aid treatment;

Medical Treatment Cases;

Restricted Work Cases and Return to Work Cases;

Non-work Related Injuries;

Lost Time Injuries;

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Fatalities; and

Total Recordable Case Frequency. This information is collated as part of the TGS program and consolidated in the HSSE Database. Records of incident and audits will be retained for the statutory period required by DMP regulation. Petroleum Occurrence Report Forms will be emailed to [email protected] by BRU. All accidents and dangerous occurrences will be reported to DMP by BRU as required by Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources Act 1967.

2.5.1. Lead Indicators Lead indicators are those data which provide a proactive approach to HSSE culture and enable implementation of controls before the occurrence of events. Lead indicators used by BRU to promote a proactive HSSE culture include:

• Incidents which do not result in events;

• Affirmative action cards recorded and processed;

• Recommendations for improvements to this HSSEMS.

2.5.2. Lag Indicators Lag indicators record the outcomes of HSSE events and the severity of each event. Elimination of lag indicators is the goal of this HSSEMS. Lag Indicators include:

• LTIs, MTCs;

• Releases of hazardous substances to the environment;

• Negative engagement with community members;

• Issue Motivated Group (IMG) action that delays operations;

• Cultural heritage incident. Contractors engaged by BRU will meet at minimum the lead and lag indicators that are described above.

2.6. Competence of Personnel Training and Competency Development is an important component of this HSSEMS. Section 5 provides details of the TGS Program HSS Training and Competency Development requirements, and reference to the Contractor Addendums that detail contractor processes.

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2.7. Sufficient Resources The TGS Project Coordinator is responsible for identifying appropriate resources (personnel, equipment and materials) to ensure the safe and effective operation of the TGS Program. The TGS Project Lead will make recommendations to the BRU Executive Management Committee for such resource requirements.

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3. TGS PROGRAM OPERATING ENVIRONMENT AND ACTIVITIES

3.1. Asgard 1 and Valhalla North 1 wells In November 2014, the following scope of work was completed on Asgard 1 and Valhalla North 1, confirming well integrity for hydraulic fracture stimulation operations: • Existing well trees were changed out to fracture stimulation trees (7-1/16’ x 10,000psi); • Pressure tests conducted on wellhead to 10,000psi; • The existing KCl polymer in the well bore was displaced with 2%NaCl brine utilising coil; • Pressure tested casing to 10,000psi; • Performed Diagnostic Fracture Injection Tests (DFIT) on VN1 and Asgard-1. Evaluation confirmed frac gradients of 1 psi/ft; • Microseismic monitoring was employed through DFIT’s and no induced seismic was detected. Cement Bond logs were run on Valhalla North-1 and Asgard-1. The CBL’s demonstrated improvement on the original logs and confirmed good cement bond over and above the intended HF targets. The presence of ample cement and positive casing pressure test provides confidence in well integrity and HF effectiveness.

3.2. Yulleroo 4 well The Yulleroo 4 well has been cased, cemented and pressure tested when bumping the top plug whilst cementing the 140mm (5.5”) production casing. The well is not yet perforated and a standard CBL has already been run after cementing the production casing. Good returns were noted during cementing and as such the primary barrier will be casing integrity. The second barrier consists of a fluid system consisting of 1.64 SG (13.7ppg) mud system providing high hydrostatic pressure. The 140mm (5.5”) production casing has been tested to 34.4MPa (5,000psi). The well is currently suspended with a pressure tested tubing hanger and two-way check valve (TWCV) installed in the tubing hanger spool (C Section).

3.3. Climate The climate of the activity areas varies from semi-arid to dry tropical with distinct wet and dry periods. Annual average annual total rainfall is 600-900 mm and annual evaporation of approximately 2,400 mm. Over 75% of the average annual rainfall falls from January to March associated with thunderstorms and tropical lows or cyclones. From March to November a pronounced dry season occurs with on average, a total of 20 mm of rain. The median rainfall for the months of July to October is zero. Longer dry periods of over 12 months are associated with no wet season.

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Figure 4: TGS Program Location map

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3.4. TGS Program Facility Description

3.4.1. Lease The Valhalla North 1 and Asgard 1 leases underwent comprehensive civil engineering in 2014 designed to provide adequate infrastructure necessary for the proposed TGS Program. Field site inspections have been ongoing and will continue to ensure the lease is maintained to an acceptable standard right up until the activities commence. A flowback and a HF fluid retention pond were excavated and lined with high density polyethylene geomembranes. Pond 1 has a volume of 12,190m3 and Pond 2 has a volume of 19,271m3. These ponds are fitted with fauna proof fencing spanning the perimeter of each pond. Each pond also has a fauna egress to provide egress for fauna. Dirt ramps have been compacted and constructed on each pond for safe access up to the crest of the ponds. A steel reinforced concrete flare pit has been constructed adjacent to reservoir pond 2 with overflow pipes in embedded in the top of the pit and spanning across to the adjacent reservoir. The rectangular pit has dimensions of 30 m x 6 m x 2 m and is designed to contain a large flare whilst able to capture 360m3 of flowback fluid before overflow into reservoir 2. The flare pit is located further than 45 m from the wellhead outside of the hazardous zone. The leases are fenced and gated. A fire break of 5 meters extends beyond this fence line. Access to leases is provided by purpose built gravel access tracks. These are regularly maintained and will be maintained prior to the TGS Program. Aerial photos of the wellsites are shown below.

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Figure 6: Valhalla North 1 wellsite (September 2014)

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3.4.2. HF Spread The HF equipment requirements are detailed below:

Unit Quantity Specs

High Pressure Pump 16 2500 BHP (2250HHP) Units Blender 2 120 bpm, 4 LA pumps, 1 DA Hydration Unit 1 100 bpm, 2 LA pumps. 200 bbl Sand Dragon 2 2800 cu.ft Fuel Truck 1 4200 L Capacity Data Van/Lab 1 - Pump Manifold 1 15,000 psi x 14 stations HF Tank 2 500 bbl Chemical Additive Unit 1 10 LA pumps Smoko Van 1 - Tool Container 1 - Cement Pump Unit 1 400 HHP Sand loader (Emu) 1 Acid Mixing Tank 1 6000 L Flat Bed Trailer 3 Drop Deck Trailer 3 Loader 1 Forklift 1 Prime Mover 6 Crew Vehicle 6 Flanged HF Head 1 7.1/16” 10M 4-ports Flanged Gate valves 4 3.1/16” 10M + x-overs 3” 1502 Suction and discharge hoses Auxiliary equipment Chemical additive hoses HP treating iron

Table 9: HF Equipment

The HF spread has been laid out to ensure operations can be carried out an efficient and safe manner. The proposed layout in Figure 7 has a sand storage area adjacent to the sand dragons to allow ease in transfer for sand loading. Similarly the chemical storage bund is positioned in close proximity to the blender where it will be consumed. All storage areas have been positioned a safe distance from the flare pit to ensure no hazards arise from the flare. Fracturing pumps and equipment have been positioned close to the wellhead whilst still allowing for sufficient space to refuel, load sand and transfer chemicals. Diesel fuel storage will be a double bunded 50 kL tank located outside of the hazardous zones of the well head.

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Equipment and consumable materials will be delivered to the well sites during daylight hours throughout the TGS Program. Consumables will include:

Diesel; HF sand and chemicals; Equipment and spares. Transport to the well sites will be via third party contractors. Traffic management will be controlled by the OCR or a delegate in line with BRU’s Traffic Management Procedure (HSE-PRO-002).

3.4.3. Perforation Plug and Perforating activities will be conducted prior to fracturing each HF zone. General sequence of operations will be to conduct a drift run to confirm clear access to plug setting depth, run bridge plug to isolate previous stage and then perforate the next zone in preparation for fracturing treatment. Zones will be perforated using select firing whereby multiple guns can be deployed in one run and each gun fired selectively at the appropriate depth therefore reducing the risk of numerous wireline runs. The proposed select fire system is digitally controlled and each uniquely addressed switch only allows the passage of electrical current once it has received the correct control address. This safety barrier coupled with the use of Radio Safe Detonators reduces the risk of accidental detonation. Equipment required on site includes:

Combined electric line/slickline logging truck with integral data acquisition system; 10k psi rated Wellhead pressure control equipment for lubricating in all wireline assemblies; Perforating Gun assemblies with each individual gun assembly being 102mm diameter, 1.22m in length and loaded to fire a 0.5m to 0.6m interval; Plug setting equipment; Dedicated workshop container;

Approved Explosives transport magazines. Explosives storage onsite will be in approved transport magazines, segregated accordingly and located in a designated area away from personnel and other activities. Perforating guns will be loaded in daylight hours in a designated, cordoned off area by approved and competent personnel. Guns will not be fully armed (detonators installed and connected electrically and ballistically) until prior to running in hole and once all safety barriers are confirmed to be in place. During wireline operations only essential personnel will be allowed within the work area to minimize risk to personnel.

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Figure 7: Indicative HF Spread (Asagrd 1)

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3.4.4. Milling and Completion The primary operational objectives of the milling and completion program are:

Mill out all bridge plugs and prepare the wellbore for the completion; Run a spectrascan, which will allow assessment of HF placement and performance of the stimulation program;

• Run the 2-3/8” dual packer, selective completion. This will allow both commingled and separate assessment of the HF packages; Reconfigure the downhole flow control tools using slickline, to separately determine the performance of the wet gas package and / or dry gas package as required by sub-surface team. Nitrogen will be on standby during the clean-up and flowback operations as a contingency to lift the well if there is difficulty flowing back HF fluid, or the well is loading up with produced water. A slickline unit will also be available for configuration of the completion flow controls. Twenty four hour operations will be carried out and will primarily utilize a hydraulic jack type snubbing unit. Equipment to support milling and completion activities will include:

Item Quantity Description

Hydraulic work over unit 1 Trailer mounted 340k Hydraulic hose extension kit 1 50 Ft High pressure Kelly hose 1 2”, X 60 ft. 10 m 2" high pressure circulating swivel 1 10 m 2" high pressure iron package 1 500 ft. 15 m with swing and integral 90’s 2” X 2” high pressure plug valves 1 15 m with check valves 13x 5 valve 2” pump manifold 1 15 m 2" X 1”, 5 valve choke manifold 1 With 2 manual adjustable 1” chokes 15 m 3000 Psi accumulator unit 1 6 station, 130 gal. with remote panel

Accumulator coflex 1” hoses with 1 connections 4 1/2” eckel UHT tongd with back ups, 1 Includes back up tong 630 hp Detroit powerpack with standby 1 Trailer mounted 60 series powerpack 540 hp power pack 7 1/16” 15m snubbing stack 7 Includes 5 m annular. Option guide ram

2 1/16” 15M manual gate valves 2

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2 1/16” 15m HCR 2 Air compressor, 185 CFM 2 One stand by

High pressure grease gun 1

Test pump 20m with chart recorder 1

Sale fall arrest devices 4

Sale anti-fall devices 4

High torque wrench with multiples heads 1 For HWO unit, with r each lighting per 4 Anchor guide wire support system anchor

950 CAT loader with bucket and forks 1

Generator 200 KVA with back up 1 generator

Crew vehicles 3

HSE/ tea shack 1 Utility skid 1 Includes water, 50 kva generator Sewage treatment plant 1 Ozzy Clean Satellite communication system. 1 Includes data EX rates light, 1 10 per set on snubbing unit Communication IECEX radios 1 Includes extra batteries Main diesel tank 1 4 kL Standby diesel tank 1 4.7 kL Bulk oil tank 1 Contains all lubricant oils and 3 kL diesel 5 ton single joint elevators 3 2-7/8” or 2-3/8” Includes cat walk, pipe rack and 6 bank 1 Special built BOP trailer accumulator unit w/dolly Special built quick 340 jack trailer 1 Includes pivot stand and dolly Table 10: Milling and completion equipment 3.4.5.Clean up and flow testing The objective of the clean up activity will be to remove the debris from the well following milling operations. This would include sand, bridge plug material and HF fluid recovery. Once the well’s flow profile has stabilized, flow testing will commence. Production from the wells will be comingled from the well zones. Flow testing will be carried out on each well site, with twenty four hour supervision in place.

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Monitoring equipment is comprised of manual and automated pressure relief and shut down devices which are controlled by calibrated pressure detection pilots and fusible shut down circuits, supplemented by electronic monitoring with freely configurable alarms and real time erosion and pipeline velocity monitoring. ‘HiLo’ pilots are installed at various points within the well test system pipework, while manual ESD stations are placed at appropriate locations around the well site and are connected to the SSV (Surface Safety Valve). This combination of systems allow the well to be shut in within 10 seconds and all well site conditions are able to be monitored remotely. The system is rigorously set up with all pressure relief and monitoring devices calibrated yearly and on site ESD function checks conducted prior to commencement of any flow period. Equipment to support clean up and flow testing activities will include:

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Surface Safety 1 10,000psi, 350F, API6A, Sour Service, Fail Safe Valve 3” 1502 Pipework 1 10,000psi, 350F, Sour Service, c/w Line Restraint, blocks and elbows 2” 1502 Pipework 1 10,000psi, 350F, Sour Service, c/w Line Restraint, blocks and elbows Plug Catcher 1 10,000psi, 350F, Sour Service, Twin Barrel Manifold 2” 1502 Choke 1 10,000psi, 350 deg F, ASME B31.3 Manifold Data headers 2 10,000psi, 350 deg F, ASME B31.3 Separator 1 1440psi, 350F, 3 Phase, ASME B31.3 Gauge Tank 1 100bbl Twin Compartment, AS/NZS Compliant Transfer Pump 2 Air operated, include check valves Transfer Hoses 1 3”, 100m total length in various lengths Chemical Injection 1 For gas hydrate inhibitor Pump ESD System for 1 Air actuated, 4 stations, fail safe SSV Electronic Data 1 Real-time, AS/NZS Compliant, 5sec sample rate Acquisition System Analogue Data 1 Chart recorders, pressure and temperature gauges Acquisition System Sampling 1 Gas Graviometer, Ph, Chlorides, Fluid S.G., Sample manifolds and Package BS&W Well Test Cabin 1 Facilitate analysis of samples and data acquisition Erosion 1 Pressure indicating erosion probes Monitoring Thickness 1 Ultrasonic thickness tester with calibration block Monitoring

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Radios 1 Hazardous Area Compliant, AS/NZS60079 Spill Clean Up Kit 1 Handle up to 500L of fluid spillage

Gas Detector 1 LEL, C02, H2S, O2 Fire Extinguishers 4 Powder Fire Extinguisher ABE Air Compressors 1 To power instrumentation, ESD system and power tools as required Light Towers 4 As required for night operations Crew Vehicle 1 Fuel Storage Tank 1 5000l c/w mechanical pump Generator 1 To power Well Test Cabin, Data Acquisition System and other equipment

Table 11: Clean up and flow testing equipment 3.4.6. Yulleroo 4 Activities The two main objectives of the Yulleroo 4 activities are to firstly to fully evaluate the cement zonal isolation behind the 140mm (5.5”) casing and secondly to obtain pressure and fracture gradient information within the lower Laurel formation. The sequence of operations will involve replacing the existing suspension flange with a 7 1/16” 10M wellhead prior to wireline operations commencing. After the wellhead has been fully pressure tested, a wireline drift run will be made to the plug back total depth of ~3817m MDRT. This run will include a memory downhole pressure gauge to obtain an accurate reading of hydrostatic pressure.

Cement evaluation tools will then be ran which consist of a Cement Bond Log (CBL) for conventional cement bond and cement-to-formation information and an Ultrasonic Radial Scanner (URS) for detailed casing-to-cement information and detection of cement channels. The cement evaluation data will be sent to Perth and reviewed prior to the next phase of the operation commencing. Based on adequate cement zonal isolation being in place, the well will then be perforated across the proposed interval 3806.6 – 3807.1mMDRT with 6 holes. A diagnostic fracture injectivity test (DFIT) will then be performed which involves pumping approximately 2-3 barrels of inhibited brine at a controlled rate of 1-2 barrels per minute until formation breakdown occurs. After breakdown, pumping continues at a controlled rate for 2-3 minutes with the total volume being pumped in the order of 2-6bbls. The well is then instantaneously shut in at the wellhead and the pressure decline recorded on a high resolution digital pressure gauge. After the pressure decline information has been recorded the well will be suspended with a TWCV installed in the tubing hanger. Yulleroo 4 operations will be supported from Broome, and will not require onsite accommodation.

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3.4.7. Camps and supporting equipment Two camps will be require to support the TGS Program. The main camp will be located at the Valhalla 2 wellsite. The majority of personnel (up to a maximum of 73 pax) will be accommodated at the camp. A secondary camp (of up to 35 pax) will be located at Asgard 1 well site. The camp will be located outside of the fenced area on previously cleared hardstand. The camp will be located in excess of 90 m from the Asgard 1 wellhead (Figure 7). As manning levels reduce during the TGS Program, this 35 pax camp will be replaced by a 13 pax camp. Both camps will have kitchen, crib and ablutions at site suitable to meet the manning requirements. Bottled water will be supplied onsite to meet potable needs. Bore water will be used for non-potable activities. Waste water will be treated by onsite waste water treatment plants and disposed by a sprinkler system. A paramedic and ambulance will be onsite for the duration of the HF program and snubbing. First aid trained personnel will be identified at site by a register in the OCR office and crib rooms. Figure 7 shows the hazardous zones during HF. The camp at Asgard 1 will be located outside the fenced area. Support plant, equipment and vehicles for all stages will be located at previously cleared laydown areas. Designated parking areas will be located at the camps sites for light vehicles. The TGS Program will be a 24 hour operation. The majority of personnel will be located at the Valhalla 2 location. Personnel will commute to the Valhalla North 1 or Asgard well sites in buses with a light vehicle escort during crew change. Dedicated drivers will be employed to reduce fatigue risks. All routine transfer of crews will take place in daylight hours. Activities at the wellsites will require the movement of personnel and equipment. Access will be via existing access tracks and Shire roads. Speed limits are specified by signage and road conditions will be discussed prior to journeys commencing, including changing crew during night time hours. The following BRU supplied equipment will also be on site during operations.

Item Quantity Description

Sand/proppant Diesel tank, 2 50 kL diesel tank Crane 2 100 tonne and 200 tonne rated Loader 1 924 CAT Elevated work platform 1 Accommodation camps 1 x 73 person capacity 2 1 x 35 person capacity Crew vehicles 6 Bus for crew moves 2 30 seater Ambulance 1 HF tanks 4 500 bbl Site offices 6 Nitrogen tank 1 4,000 Gallon Lighting towers 4 Table 12: BRU supplied equipment

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With the extension of the clean up and flowback component of the TGS Program into the wet season, crew change to the Asgard 1 and Valhalla North 1 wellsites may be required by light vehicle, helicopter or a combination of the two. Helicopter transport will only be undertaken in the event weather conditions prevent light vehicle access to the wellsites. A single helicopter, up 5 passenger capacity, will mobilise crew to the wellsites at shift change. All flying operations will be in daylight hours, to designated helicopter landing sites adjacent the well sites. Personnel will be flown from the Valhalla 2 camp site or mobilised from Fitzroy Crossing airport.

3.5. TGS Program Operating Model BRU is the nominated Operator of the TGS Program and key personnel will be BRU employees. Contractors will be engaged to undertake specific work programs to deliver the TGS Program. Addendums 1-4 describe in detail the H&S management systems and process that will be implemented specific to the contractor work programs.

3.6. Existing Environment Surrounding TGS Program The Laurel Formation Tight Gas Pilot Exploration Program Environment Plan (HSE-PLN-017) and the Well Stimulation Environment Plan Bridging Document (HSE-BDG-030) describes in detail the environmental values and significant features around the TGS Program.

3.7. Operations and Activities Undertaken at the TGS Program The types of operations covered by this HSSEMS are described in Section 1.3 of this document and in detailed in the following documentation:

BRU DOCUMENT NAME BRU DOCUMENT NUMBER

TGS15 Program Buru Energy Hydraulic Fracturing Services Valhalla North 1 OP-BOD-004

TGS15 Program Buru Energy Hydraulic Fracturing Services Asgard 1 OP-BOD-003

TGS 15 Milling, Completion, Clean up and Flow Testing Program Asgard 1 OP-BOD-007

TGS 15 Milling, Completion, Clean up and Flow Testing Program Valhalla North 1 OP-BOD-008

Yulleroo 4 Cement Evaluation OP-PGM-025

Table 13: Program Documents The following activities with associated Occupational Health and Safety considerations which may be required to support any of the field operations outlined above include: • Working with high pressure; • Hazardous goods handling; • Remote journey management;

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• Crew change by helicopter; • Working at heights; • Mobile plant and machinery; • Heavy lifting and crane operations; • Confined space entry; • Welding and hot work; • Working with electrical equipment; • Working with explosives; • High noise environment; • Extreme temperature work environment; • Excavations; • Fire Hazards; • General PPE; • Working around Fauna; • Food safety. In additional to hazards specifically associated with the TGS Program, occupational health and safety hazards associated with these activities have been assessed in the risk assessment and controls implemented which are defined in this HSSEMS and related Standard Work procedures (SWPs).

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4. IDENTIFICATION, ASSESSMENT AND CONTINUOUS MITIGATION OF RISK

4.1. Description of Process In preparing this HSSEMS, BRU has undertaken rigorous risk assessments of the TGS Program and related activities using the Industry-recognised best practices and in accordance with AS 31000:2009.

4.2. Major Accident Events In the process of conducting the risk assessment for the TGS Program the potential for the following Major Accident Events (MAEs) was considered. MAEs Potentially Impacting the TGS Program: • Loss of control while driving to/from site and Vehicle movements to/from camp and between well-sites; • Ballistic Arming of explosive device; • Fire at the well sites and in the vicinity of the accommodation camps; • Accident during helicopter operations. Through the comprehensive risk assessment processes and identification of implemented control measures, BRU has reduced the potential of any of these identified MAEs to ALARP levels.

4.3. Structure of Risk Assessment Procedure

4.3.1. Involvement of Members of Workforce In order to ensure effective identification, awareness and ranking of risks, assessment of approved controls and consideration of field-based issues the following representatives from the BRU and contractor operations team attended the workshops:

• Operations Manager;

• TGS Project Coordinator;

• Field Engineer;

• Laurel Gas Engineering Advisor;

• OCR;

• HSSE Lead;

• Environment Manager; The following external contractors:

• Operations Manager;

• General Manager HSEQ;

• Field Coordinator;

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• Wireline Manager;

• Foreign District Manager

• Field HSSE Advisor;

• Well Test Manager;

• Chief pilot – Helicopter provider Verification of attendance at the various workshops is included in Appendix B. The risk register for the TGS Program is a live document and will be continually assessed and upgraded on a regular basis with inputs from field and incident investigations during the operations phase.

4.3.2. Risk Assessment Process BRU undertakes a formal risk assessment process in the following manner:

• Engage workforce members to identify hazards associated with the TGS Program;

• Log these identified hazards in the risk register and review the probable causes of identified hazards;

• Assess the inherent risk level of those hazards (probability x consequence) assuming no controls are in place;

• Determine if any Major Accident Events are possible;

• Establish what current controls are in place and assess the effectiveness of those controls;

• Identify further controls which if effectively applied can drive residual risks to ALARP levels;

• Re-assess the residual risk (probability x consequence) of the hazard with controls in place;

• Consider the consequence in event the approved controls fail;

• Establish mitigating controls to be in place to diminish the consequence and likelihood of escalation. An extract of the current Risk Register and breakdown of the highest level residual risks are included in Appendix C.

4.3.3. Risk Register Consolidation Each contractor for the major work programs as part of TGS provided their risk registers for the activities to be conducted. These are detailed in Addendum 1-4. These risks have been uploaded into the CGR Risk software to allow comparison and update of risk as the Program is implemented.

4.3.4. Review of Risk Registers and identification of MAE The TGS Program Risk Register was reviewed in June 2015 by a multi-disciplinary team with representatives from each major contractor. Risks were assessed using the BRU Risk Matrix to ensure a common assessment of risk. MAE’s were identified during this process.

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4.3.5. Fracturing a well on Paper A Fracturing a Well on Paper (FWOP) was run in August 2015 prior to mobilisation to further detail the any issues or controls required for the TGS Program.

4.3.6. Wet Season Support The TGS risk register was reviewed in December 2015 to consider the impact of ongoing operations into the wet season. This included the inclusion of regular transport to the well sites by helicopter and/or light vehicle from Valhalla 2.

4.4. Risk Register Link The current TGS Program Risk Register is available via the following link: https://buruenergy.cgrfoundation.com/en/projects/54fd2cf8cf98a3c40c000003

4.5. Review Frequency of Risk Register As a minimum the TGS Program Risk Register will be reviewed and as necessary updated as indicated below: • To include learning and recommendations of investigations into high potential incidents on a case by case basis; • Where Affirmative Action Cards identify high potential hazards; • Changes of operations or equipment that may impact the potential for MAE’s;

4.6. Management of Change Through the TGS Program there may be the requirement that changes to equipment, additional equipment and/or improvements to work procedures will be identified and recommended. Where such changes are recommended, a management of technical change protocol will be implemented which will enable the following: • Identification of potential hazards associated with the proposed change; • Assessment and ranking of risks associated with those hazards; • Identification and assessment of possible alternative solutions; • Quantified cost-risk benefit analysis to identify the preferred solution;

4.7. Risk Mitigation Hierarchy Risk mitigation is the process by which BRU implements controls to reduce the risk at the TGS Program. BRU and its contractors apply the following risk mitigation control hierarchy when determining appropriate risk mitigation controls:

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Increasing effectiveness Administration

PPE

Figure 8: Risk Mitigation Hierarchy

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5. TGS PROGRAM APPROVED RISK CONTROLS Following the formal risk assessment a summary of the key risks and controls in place for all operations and activities to be conducted during the TGS Program is given below.

5.1. TGS Program Security Protocols (overall) In order to protect the TGS Program and the personnel working there, the following security measures are in place: • Gated and fenced facility; • Signage on access track and at the wellsites; • 24 hour Manned operations; • Manned security stations on access tracks and wellsites; • Regular checks by Rangers during flow testing; • Security officers; • Liaison with WA Police; • TGS Program Security plan.

5.2. Driving to and from site (overall) Driving has been identified as a potential MAE for activities related to the TGS Program. Key controls that are in place for the Program are: • Central location of accommodation camps to minimise site transits; • All routine transfer of crews from the project areas will take place in daylight hours; • Buses for crew to limit vehicle movements; • Specific Journey Management Controls for night time crew changes; • Maintenance to access tracks prior to operations; • Liaison with Shire of Derby-West Kimberley on Noonkanbah Road maintenance; • Satellite phone communication along access tracks; • Travel Management Plan; • Signage detailing speed limits; • Site Inductions including reference to SIMOPs as required; • TGS Program Emergency Response Plan (ERP).

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5.3. Fire (overall)

Fire at the well sites and in the vicinity of the accommodation camps has been identified as a potential MAE for the TGS Program. Key controls in place to control fire include: • Effective housekeeping; • Concrete flare pit with overflow; • Propane pilot and spark ignition back up; • Emergency Shutdown Devices; • Hazardous zone compliance; • SWPs; • Permit to Work; • Designated Hot works area; • Fire extinguishers and suppression equipment; • Bushfire Plan; • Properly constructed and maintained firebreaks; • Well site and camp cleared of as much potential flammable material as practicable; • Ongoing review of weather/bushfire conditions; • Egress routes clearly identified; • Sufficient water supply; • Emergency Response Plan; • Gas monitoring for high LEL levels from well; • Flammable liquids and gases stored separately from potential ignition sources and oxidizing agents; • Daily inspections; • Spark arrestors/exhaust lagging on plant/equipment; and • Vehicle and personnel access limited to the well site, camp site and access track to prevent disturbance outside of Activity area.

5.4. Hydraulic Fracturing (including perforation) The controls including those listed below will be put in place for the Hydraulic Fracturing program: • Emergency shut downs; • Exclusion Zones;

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• Tested and Certified Equipment (to API standards where required); • Equipment pre-start checks; • Mixing equipment etc. fit for purpose; • Permit to Work; • SWPs; • Recipes and mix procedures for chemicals; • MSDS; • Effective housekeeping; • Wellsite layout plan; • Pressure Test Plan; • Training and competency assessment; • Pre-start meetings; • Communications plan; • Competent Operators; • PPE;

• JHA; Further controls for individual job stages are detailed in Addendum 1– Condor.

5.5. Perforation Premature detonation of the perforation guns has been identified as a potential MAE. The following controls will be put in place for the perforation of the wells: • Pre-arming safety meeting; • Loading guns during daylight hours only; • Radio safe digital detonators; • Work shop container (includes bunker); • SWPs (gun loading, gun arming); • Approved shooter to arm detonator; • Radio silence in effect & signs to be in place; • Trained and competent personnel; • Weather conditions taken into account;

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• Isolating key to be in possession of person arming the explosive device; • Exclusion Zones; • All non-essential cleared from restricted area; • Arming safeguards to remain in place; • Engineer to control operation; Further controls for individual job stages are detailed in Addendum 2 – Vause.

5.6. Milling and completions

5.6.1. Loss of Well Control Loss of well control has been identified as a risk for milling and completion operations at the TGS Program. Controls in place to prevent its occurrence are:

• Well design to industry standards;

• BOP in place and tested;

• Tested and Certified Equipment (to API standards where required);

• Emergency shut downs;

• PTW System;

• Affirmative Action Cards and JHAs;

• Inductions;

• Exclusion zones;

• Trained and competent personnel;

• Security plan and fenced facility to prevent sabotage;

• Exclusions zones around the wellheads;

• Emergency Response Drills;

• Adequate illumination;

• Equipment inspections; Specific controls in place for the Contractor scope of work to prevent a loss of well control are detailed in Addendum 3 - Cudd.

5.7. Flowback operations

5.7.1. Explosive Atmosphere Explosive atmosphere from HF operations has been identified as a risk during Flowback operations. The following controls have been put in place to prevent its occurrence: • Permit to Work;

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• SWPs; • Maintenance; • Communications; • Inspections; • Ongoing checks for erosions and gas detection; • Well Program; • Correctly rated equipment; • ESD Systems; • Real time monitoring 24 hours per day; • P&IDs.

5.7.2. Gas release - flaring operations Gas release during flaring operations has been identified as a risk during flowback. The following controls have been put in place to prevent its occurrence: • Permit to Work; • SWPs; • Maintenance; • Propane pilot and spark ignition back up; • Weather monitoring and wind socks; • Hydrate Inhibitor in use (methanol); • Inspections; • Gas detector; • ESD Systems; Specific controls in place for the Contractor scope of work to prevent a loss of well control are detailed in Addendum 4 - Weir.

5.7.3. Accident during Helicopter Operations In the event that light vehicle access to Asgard 1 and Valhalla North 1 wellsites is prevented by high rainfall, crew change will be carried out by helicopter from the Valhalla 2 camp. This operation has been identified as an MAE. The following controls have been put in place to prevent accidents during crew change: • Scheduled maintenance completed prior to mobilisation; • Good pre-flight planning

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• Daily pre-flight inspections of aircraft; • Pre & Post flight briefing held daily; • In flight engine parameter checking; • Filters on engine to prevent bird ingestion; • Controlled manoeuvre to avoid bird strike; • Bunded and covered Fuel storage at Valhalla 2 camp; • Ongoing monitoring of weather conditions; • Helicopter to set down in extreme conditions; • Helicopter operations at discretion of pilot; • Onsite review of landing areas during mobilization; • Designated landing area at As 1, VN 1 and V 2 wellsites; • Boarding Procedure (engine shut down, Pilot give go ahead for boarding etc.); • Boarding assembly area; • Minimal loads; • UHF Radio Contact; • Wind socks; • Dust suppression by sprinkler at landing locations; • Daily checks of landing areas for debris; • Rest breaks during shift at Valhalla 2 camp; • Regular flights only at shift change in daylight hours; • Pilot accommodated in air conditioned Valhalla 2 camp; • Loading to be done in accordance aircraft loading manual; • Personnel weights documented.

5.8. Major weather event (overall) Major weather events may disrupt operations at the TGS Program. This could include thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, bushfire and flooding. Key controls in place are: • Restricting activity during poor weather; • Ongoing review of weather/bushfire conditions; • Fire suppression equipment on vehicles and at camps and offices;

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• Emergency Response Plan;

5.9. Personnel Injury Injury to personnel is considered to be a risk during mobilisation, steady state operations, SIMOPs and demobilisation for all BRU personnel and contractors. Key controls in place for the protection of TGS Program personnel are: Affirmative Action Cards and JHA prior to non-routine work; Specific works plans (confined space entry, working at heights, construction, maintenance and SIMOPs); Pre-start meetings; PTW System; Appropriate PPE as identified in SWP and JHA documents; Design standards; RCD and surge protection equipment; Shift management to control fatigue and temperature stress; Management of Change; Trained and competent personnel; Appropriate storage of equipment and materials; Selection of correct equipment for the task (certified lifting equipment, fall protection equipment, confined space entry); Inspections; Traffic management onsite (particularly during SIMOPs); Inductions and daily toolbox meetings. In addition to the controls listed above, each of BRU’s contractors have specific controls in place for their scopes of work (such as working with forklifts, EWPs). The controls that the contractors will put in place were reviewed as part of the Risk Assessment process carried out for the TGS Program.

5.10. Damage or injury from Dangerous and Hazardous Substances In order to protect BRU personnel and contractors the following controls will be in place to prevent an injury from dangerous or hazardous substances: • Gas testing during operations; • Exclusion zones;

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• Bunded chemical storage areas; • Eye wash stations/safety showers; • PPE; • MSDS; • SWPs • Permit to Work; • Signed Segregation of Hazardous and Non-Hazardous Substances; • Spill control equipment.

5.11. Primary Permit to Work (PtW) System The WSPTW system ensures safe working environments are established and maintained at well sites. The WSPTW system ensures: Operations are managed at a wellsite in a systematic manner; Scope of work is authorised and communicated; Required controls are documented and implemented; The nature and conditions of work are monitored and evaluated; Health and safety issues at job sites are monitored; The job site is safe on the completion of the work so normal operations can resume. A Permit is required for: Any one-off activity that has the potential to injure personnel, adversely impact the environment or damage plant or equipment; Any hazardous activity that personnel are not familiar with; Any hazardous activity where no standard operating procedures exist; Any deviation or modification to existing standard operating procedures; At any other time as determined by the person fulfilling the role of Wellsite Permit Authority. Types of on-site activity that is controlled by the WSPTW system include: • Hot work – Any activity that could reasonably be expected to generate a source of ignition e.g. naked flame, heat (hot surfaces), static electricity, spark or other source of ignition such as welding, grinding, cutting or flaring;

• Cold work – examples include: confined space entry, lift control or working at heights;

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SIMOPs - the performance of two or more potentially conflicting operations at the same time and place, or any external activities that may affect the personnel, work environment or plant that is subject to a specific permit. A Permit is not required for: Low risk, routine operations done by trained competent personnel following an SWP; Low risk, minor maintenance work conducted by trained competent personnel; Work conducted following the initiation of a local or Wellsite Emergency Response Plan or Well Control Response Plan and only as directed by the persons performing the role of Wellsite Permit Authority or OCR; Small crews conducting routine work where they can show they take the same work precautions and conduct work under the same ongoing controls as if a permit was issued. The BRU OCR will be the Permit Authority at the wellsite. Contractors will delegated responsibility for tasks and control of the wellhead as required. All contractors present at a well site will sign onto the Permit to Work for tasks listed above. 5.11.1. Subsidiary Permits to Work Subsidiary PtWs residing under the Primary Permit will be required to be specifically prepared and issued for the following activities or tasks generally conducted using SWPs: Operations requiring mobile plant and vehicles; • Work with Pressure – pressure testing, well control management; Work with explosives; Work with radioactive substances; Working at heights; Confined space entry; Excavation; Rescues and emergency response activities. Subsidiary PtWs will be logged and recorded under the Primary PtW. All PtWs will be recorded in the daily operations report.

5.12. Standard Work Procedures (SWPs) SWPs are developed to provide continuous risk mitigation by defining the most efficient and safe process for executing specific frequent tasks. TGS Program SWPs are designed to integrate the Asset functionality with the human interaction and to highlight risks and risk mitigation measures. SWPs will be continuously reviewed and where possible, improved.

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Each SWP has a related JHA which must be reviewed, updated where necessary for local conditions and signed off prior to execution of the SWP. A list of all current BRU SWPs relevant to the TGS Program are included in Appendix D. Each major contractor has specific SWPs for their scope of work. These are listed in Addendums 1-4.

5.13. Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) JHAs are critical tools for the management of HSSE risks at the TGS Program. JHAs are designed to: • Clearly define the task and task steps for all participants; • Identify the risks and define the controls; • Define the PPE and related precautions required for the job; • Assign responsibilities for management of risk controls; • Communicate the risks to all participants (staff, contractors and third parties). Active participation and contribution in JHAs is mandatory for all BRU personnel and contractors.

5.14. Tool-box Talks and Shift Change Hand-over Briefings Tool-box talks will general be related to JHA meetings where all participants review specific tasks prior to undertaking them. This may be for activities which have SWPs or for non-routine activities, which can often involve third party contractors and services. Tool-box talks also occur during shift change handover briefings. Specific hazards noted by personnel at these meetings should be recorded on affirmative action cards and handed to the immediate supervisor prior to commencement of the new shift. Identified new hazards may result in deferment of commencement of work and a revision of the JHA. In the event of hand over of control of the wellhead, a handover briefing will be performed in the event that this does not coincide with a shift change.

5.15. Affirmative Action Card Participation in the BRU Affirmative Action Card programme is mandatory for all personnel involved with TGS Program operations including BRU personnel, contractors, third party personnel and visitors. Where contractors have an equivalent system in place, this will bridge to the BRU systems where appropriate. The affirmative action card programme is used for the following HSSE controls: • Identification of immediate hazards which may require job suspension; • Identification and recognition of positive behaviours and initiatives which could be transposed to other Assets and Sites;

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• Identification of general hazards which may require engineering and process changes (executed under the Management of Change protocols); and • General operations integrity and equipment improvement suggestions which may provide enhanced HSSE performance. Affirmative Action cards will report both positive and negative observations and is intended to be a proactive, positive work place tool.

5.16. Handover at Crew Change A formal written handover will occur between the outgoing OCR and the incoming OCR when they have their crew change, and the outgoing SCSS will also conduct a formal written handover with the incoming SCSS at crew change – which will also be reviewed by the BRU OCR.

5.17. Equipment Maintenance and Repair All plant and equipment at the TGS Program supplied by contractors will be managed in accordance with their Equipment Maintenance process. These are detailed in Addendums 1-4. BRU operates a database for Equipment and Asset Maintenance (EAM) and schedules and work orders for required maintenance for BRU owned equipment are uploaded for the TGS Program in this database.

5.18. Inspection, Testing, Monitoring and Reporting Inspection and testing of TGS Program equipment and plant will be undertaken as per manufacturers recommendations and Industry standards and: • As part of SWPs and JHAs prior to work being undertaken on or with the equipment • As part of the preventive maintenance schedule for the equipment. 5.18.1. Routine Equipment Inspections The schedule of routine inspections for equipment supplied or owned by BRU is summarised below:

Inspection Frequency

Inspect all firefighting equipment including fire extinguishers, lifting harness/equipment, Prior to activities load-out meters and gas detectors. commencing Visual inspection of wells, wellheads, separator, field instruments, flow lines, chemical Daily bunding areas, flare pits, water reserviors. Vehicle Checklist Daily Environmental Checklist Weekly Check Emergency Shutdown (ESD) devices, operating pressure and alarm status Weekly Update JHA Register, Lifting Operations Register, Plant Equipment Inspection Register Fortnightly Plant Equipment Inspection, Check First aid kit, diesel storage tank, spill kits, gas detectors, Monthly electrical tagging register

Table 14: TGS Program Inspections

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Contractors at site will undertake regular inspections of their equipment and plant as described in Addendums 1-4. 5.18.2. Preventative Maintenance Programme Preventative maintenance will be carried out at the TGS Program in line with the manufacturers recommendations and industry best practice. Contractor’s maintain their equipment as described in Addendums 1-4.

5.19. Competency Register and Qualifications A competency register will be put in place the TGS Program for all persons involved in operations and activities at the site. Persons attending the TGS Program for the first time will be required to present evidence of training and licenses for mobile plant and machinery before being approved to operate such equipment. The competency register will assist site management to determine training gaps for personnel and plan required training. Contractor competency registers are described in Addendums 1-4.

5.20. Hazardous Goods Material and Safety Data Sheet Register A register of all chemicals and hazardous materials on site will be maintained in the OCR office, and another copy will be kept at the front gate to the facility. This is reviewed when a new chemical is brought on site, or a major contractor begins their scope of work. All contractors maintain MSDS information for the Dangerous and Hazardous goods used for the sub-sets of the TGS Program.

5.21. Employee Training and Competency Development The TGS Project Coordinator is the custodian of the TGS Program Training and Competency Database for all personnel involved in the operations of the facility including staff and contractors. The database identified the current competency levels for personnel and the training and competency development plan for each person. Job descriptions reflect the required competencies. All TGS Program personnel are made aware of their roles and responsibilities and their training and competency development pathway on commencement of employment and during performance assessment reviews conducted at minimum on an annual basis, or more frequently if considered necessary by immediate or senior supervisors. Individual contractors will manage training and competency of their workforce in lines with the process described in Addendum 1-4.

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5.22. Employee Wellbeing BRU promotes a healthy and enjoyable work environment which addresses physical and mental wellbeing and an effective balance of work and family life. Human Resource Policy Statements have been established for: • Code of Conduct; • Drugs and Alcohol; • Health and Hygiene; • Workplace Bullying; and • Workplace Rehabilitation. BRU carries Worker’s Compensation Insurance for all employees and seeks where possible to rehabilitate injured workers to appropriate site positions. Employee assistance support services are in place and medical support is provided for return to work (RTW) programmes.

5.22.1. Drugs and Alcohol In line with the Drug and Alcohol Policy BRU expects all people who work for the Company present for work in a fit state. It is an obligation on all personnel to report to their supervisor if they have reasonable doubts regarding the fitness for work for other personnel in the workplace. Drugs and alcohol are prohibited at all sites during the TGS Program, with exception of medications dealt with below. At the TGS Program the Drug and Alcohol Policy is enacted through the following processes:

• BRU D&A Policy and obligations highlighted in the HSSE induction for personnel entering the site

• All medications taken onto a company workplace must be confidentially declared to the OCR or appropriate officer on form HSE-OP-001F02_Medical Form, and this person must be advised of the possible side effects

• OCR or delegate to administer at cause drug or alcohol testing where there are reasonable grounds to suspect that the individual is unfit for work, following an incident or injury involving the individual in a BRU workplace or randomly as required.

• OCR will monitor the use of prescription medication by personnel at the site. If the OCR has reasonable concerns about the use of prescribed medicines he will flag through to management if he had concerns Any personnel who returns a positive drug or alcohol test (other than for declared prescriptions and off the shelf medications where the results are consistent with proper and/or prescribed use) will be stood down from the TGS Program immediately and required to undergo a second test. Testing will be conducted in accordance with Australian/New Zealand Standard 4308:2008, Procedures for the collection, detection and quantitation of drugs of abuse in urine and Australian

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Standard AS 4760 – 2006, Procedures for specimen collection and the detection and quantitation of drugs in oral fluid.

Contractors to BRU maintain similar Drug and Alcohol Polices as detailed in Addendums 1-4. 5.22.2. Noise BRU aims to limit noise exposure to all personnel on site to a noise level below the National Standard for Occupation Noise [NOHSC: NOHSC: 2009 (2004)], in line with the Health Safety and Security Policy. The average daily exposure (LAeq,8h) will not exceed 85 dB(A) for all personnel or visitors to the TGS Program.

To meet this standard, noise levels will be reduced by the application of one, or a combination of; elimination, substitution, isolation, engineering controls, administrative controls and personal protective equipment. Noise levels of new or replacement equipment should be considered in the procurement process. As part of the MoC process the TGS Program Risk Assessment should be updated to reflect any changes new or replacement equipment have on the noise profile of the TGS Program. A pre-commissioning noise assessment shall be conducted of the TGS Program in accordance with AS/NZS 1269. Where areas of the TGS Program are identified as having high noise levels requiring personnel to have hearing protection, these will be identified and signposted accordingly. In the event of temporary activities at the TGS Program supporting steady state operations, noise levels and the required protection for personnel will be identified in the MoC, risk assessment and the PtW process.

Contractors to BRU maintain similar Drug and Alcohol Polices as detailed in Addendums 1-4. 5.22.3. Fatigue Management of fatigue for BRU TGS Program personnel ensures that no personnel on site are permitted to or required to work for a duration that could reasonably be expected to have an adverse effect on the safety or health of the person. To manage Fatigue at the TGS Program, work hours will be in line with those detailed below.

Parameter Period

Maximum planned hours in a 24 hr period 12 hours

Minimum break length between shifts (planned operations) 10 hours

Shift Rotation Night to day rotation

Maximum work hours in a 24 hr period (unplanned operations) 16 hours

Minimum break length between shifts (unplanned operations) 8 hours

Minimum number of days off in 28 days 7 days

Table 15: Fatigue Management guidance

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representative with the involvement of key stakeholders and resources used as required to support safe operations. Records will be kept of any Fatigue risk assessment as well as ongoing hours worked at the TGS Program. Contractors to BRU maintain similar Fatigue Polices as detailed in Addendums 1-4. In the event of unplanned operations, Contractors will liaise with the BRU OCR to ensure fatigue is managed appropriately for personnel. 5.22.4. Hazardous Substance Exposure In line with the Health Safety and Security Policy (BMF-HSE-POL_HSS Policy Statement), BRU aims to limit hazardous substance exposure to all personnel on site to that detailed in National Exposure Standards for Atmospheric Contaminants, [NOHSC:1003(1995)]. Limited volumes of hazardous materials are held onsite. MSDS for all hazardous materials are held onsite and maintained by the OCR. Exposure to hazardous substances is minimized through:

• Appropriate PPE worn at all times, directed by MSDS when handling hazardous substances;

• Maintaining good ventilation when hazardous substances are used or transferred;

• MoC followed for new chemicals brought onto site for activities to support steady state operations;

• Hazardous substances stored in designated areas;

• Appropriate storage remote from accommodation and operators office;

• Minimizing volume of hazardous materials stored at site;

• Hazardous materials storage areas identified during the HSSE Induction.

5.23. Lead Contractor Alignment A significant portion of TGS Program will be carried out by primary contractors to BRU. These primary Contractors HSE systems are described in Addendums 1-4. The following process has been followed to ensure alignment between Lead Contractor HSEMS and this TGS Program HSSEMS.

5.23.1. Review of Contractor HSEMS Through the process of contractual engagement, BRU will review contractor HSEMS and evaluate for suitability for the operations to be conducted. This review will enable an analysis of gaps in documentation which will need to be addressed in the HSSEMS.

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5.23.2. Integrated Approach to risk Management Where a Lead Contractor is engaged to support specific activities or operations, the following process of integrated risk management will be followed:

Figure 9: Integrated Risk Management Where a Lead Contractor does not utilize the CGR Risk Management System, BRU will ensure all risks and incidents are recorded and maintained in the BRU CGR database. 5.23.3. Bridging Documentation This HSSEMS document bridges to the Contractor Addendums 1-4. 5.23.4. Third Party Contractors A number of Third Party Contractors (TPCs) are likely to be involved with these operations. TPCs will be inducted in and compliant with this HSSEMS. TPCs may have obligations under their company’s HSEMS but these will be supplementary to the Site-specific HSSEMS. Monitoring of TPC awareness of, involvement in and compliance with Site-specific HSSEMS requirements is critical to the protection of those parties. Measurement of TPC involvement will be a key performance indicator in site-based reporting.

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6. INCIDENT/ACCIDENT (EVENT) RESPONSE

6.1. Event Response Hierarchy The TGS Program operates under a 3 Level Event Response hierarchy as follows: Level 1 – Incident controlled and contained at TGS Program; Level 2 – Accident with consequences controlled at TGS Program; Level 3 – Major Accident Event (MAE), external assistance required. Level 1 events (incidents controlled and contained at site) are not treated as emergencies requiring emergency response. Level 2 and 3 events (accidents and major accidents) are treated as emergencies requiring emergency response and mobilisation of the Emergency Management Team and notification of the Crisis Management Team.

6.2. Incident/Accident (Event) Occurrence Definitions

6.2.1. Incident An incident is defined as an event (Refer to definitions in Section 4) where there is:

• Near miss;

• Injury to personnel that is limited to: o First aid treatment only; o Medical treatment only which does not result in a lost time injury or restricted work activity; o Restricted work case resulting in personnel not being able to work a full shift or unable to perform all routine job functions regularly performed at least once a week;

• Minor impact to the environment; or

• Minor damage to equipment which does not impede functionality.

6.2.2. Accident Event An accident event is defined as an event where one or more of the following occurs:

• Personnel injury or trauma resulting in personnel loss of time from work beyond the day or shift it occurred;

• Vehicle or travel accident;

• Security breach or civil unrest but no impact on operations;

• Fire, explosion or well control event but no impact on operations;

• Intrusion into heritage buffer/exclusion zone. Formal complaint Received and Traditional Owner’s threaten to withdraw support;

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• Natural disaster but no impact on operations (flood, bushfire, earth quake etc).

6.2.3. Major Accident Event (MAE) A major accident event (MAE) is defined by BRU as an event where one or more of the following occurs:

• Personnel injury or trauma resulting in operations being stopped or significantly constrained at Site;

• Fatality or multiple fatalities;

• Security breach or civil unrest impacting the TGS Program;

• Breakdown of relationship with Traditional Owners and access to well sites denied;

• Fire, explosion or well control event impacting TGS Program;

• Widespread environmental impact extending offsite and impacting a valued area. Recovery Period several years;

• Hazardous material release (including hydrocarbons) into the environment;

• Bomb threat; and

• Natural disaster impacting operations (flood, bushfire, earth quake etc).

6.3. Emergency Response Documentation Emergencies occurring at the TGS Program will refer to the TGS Program ERP and the BRU Incident Management Plan documents.

6.4. TGS Program Emergency Response Plan (ERP) The TGS Program ERP provides the following information: • TGS Program Emergency Management Team Structure; • Event Report and Response Procedures; • Emergency Preparedness Drill Schedule; • Roles and Responsibilities; • Emergency Response Equipment; • Emergency Incident Reporting Procedure; • TGS Program Emergency Response Equipment and Evacuation Layout; and • Emergency Scenario Response Checklists.

6.5. Emergency Response Preparedness TGS Program personnel will train for response to site emergencies as follows: • Emergency exercise drills and training as per defined schedules in the ERP;

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• Compulsory attendance at emergency response exercises; • Training for key personnel for specific emergency response capabilities; • Provision of equipment and materials required for responding to various identified scenarios in the TGS Program Risk Register.

6.6. Immediate Response to an Emergency – TGS Program Immediate responses to Emergency events occurring on BRU-operates sites shall include: The party identifying an emergency event at the TGS Program will immediately report the event to their immediate supervisor or directly to the TGS Program OCR; The OCR will take all necessary and immediate actions to protect life, the environment and equipment/plant in that order; The OCR will fill in an initial Incident Report with the details available; At the first opportunity, the TGS Program OCR will contact the BRU Emergency Management Team (EMT) on-Duty Manager and convey information relating to the event; The BRU EMT will nominate an On-scene Commander (OSC) who will be responsible for implementing the emergency response plans developed in conjunction with the EMT.

6.7. Initial Incident Report The Initial Incident Report (IIR) form provides a structure for the timely reporting of the incident including: • Statement of the facts at the time of the incident occurring; • Witness statements from those involved in or witnessing the incident; • Statement of immediate actions taken to prevent escalation of the incident; • Suggestions for corrective actions from involved parties. In the event of a reportable incident, Buru Energy will contact the Department of Mines and Petroleum following notification by the well site. The following contacts must be used for reporting of incidents: Office hours (8.30am-4.30pm) • 9358 8010 After hours, the following numbers in order: • 0437 973 672 • 0439 964 143

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• 0437 972 947 • 0437 970 014 Written notification to: [email protected]. Environment Duty Officer: • 0419 960 621 The DMP template for reporting an occurrences and injuries (both lost time and alternative duties) that occurred on the site during the month:

http://www.dmp.wa.gov.au/documents/Forms/PGS_F_OnshoreOccurenceReport.pdf Petroleum Monthly Status Report Forms will be provided to the DMP before the 15th day of each month. In accordance with Regulation 42 of the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources (Management of Safety) Regulations 2010, the occurrences detailed in Table 16 will be reported to the DMP.

Occurrence

An occurrence that did not cause, but could reasonably have been expected to cause the death of, or serious personal injury to, a person engaged in the operation or other protected person. An occurrence that did not cause, but could reasonably have been expected to cause a member of the workforce to be incapacitated from performing work for one or more days. That was, or resulted in, or could have potentially resulted in a fire or explosion. That was, or resulted in, or could have potentially resulted the release of an amount of geothermal or hydrocarbon vapour that is likely to constitute a hazard. That was, or resulted in, or could have potentially resulted the release of an amount of petroleum liquid or geothermal fluid that is likely to constitute a hazard. That was, or resulted in, or could have potentially resulted an unplanned event that required the emergency response plan. That was, or resulted in, or could have potentially resulted damage to safety-critical equipment. Occurrence of another kind that a reasonable operator would consider to require an immediate investigation.

Table 16: Reportable Occurrences A notice of these events will be provided as soon as is practicable and a written report within 3 days of the occurrence or the detection of the occurrence.

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6.8. Event Investigation The composition of the investigation team will be determined by the Operations Manager and will be dependent on the nature and consequence of the event and the level of emergency response required to manage the event. The level of the investigation will be determined by the actual or potential consequence of the incident. Lead and third party contractors will provide all required support in the investigation of incidents and may be required to be part of the investigation team.

6.8.1. Event Investigation Team Event investigation teams may be composed of the following parties:

• BRU management and operations personnel;

• Lead Contractor management and operations personnel;

• Third party contractor representatives and managers;

• Representatives from the governing legislative authority;

• Police and emergency response third parties; and

• Local authorities and community representatives.

6.8.2. Investigation Procedure Procedures for investigation of events will be designed to:

• Capture all relevant information relating to the event;

• Conduct a root cause analysis to determine the fundamental causes of the event;

• Identify and recommend improvements to procedures, processes and systems (including this HSSEMS) to reduce the likelihood of a recurrence of the event;

• Ensure approved actions are implemented; and

• Ensure information relating to the event is effectively communicated.

6.8.3. Corrective Actions Findings and recommendations resulting from event investigations will be presented to the Operations Manager for review and where appropriate acceptance. The Operations Manager will determine the appropriate method for communicating approved outcomes and actions to internal and external stakeholders.

6.9. Event Reporting The CGR Foundation software will be used to record and report all events and to track actions assigned through to close-out. Access to this system will be provided for all Assets operated by BRU. The following diagram shows the entry data screen for all events (referred to as incidents within CGR).

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7. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

7.1. Quality Assurance The BRU Quality Management System (QMS) defines procedures for the continuous improvement of all Business Management Framework systems including this TGS Program HSSEMS. These procedures are designed to: • Effectively communicate the requirements and objectives of this HSSEMS; • Ensure conformance of all personnel to this HSSEMS; and • Enhance and continuously improve this HSSEMS. These procedures are outlined as follows:

7.2. Document Control and Nomenclature Protocols This TGS Program HSSEMS and related documents are controlled under the BRU Document Management protocols and changes to this documentation can only be made with approval of the Operations Manager. The TGS Project Coordinator is responsible for ensuring that only current versions of documents are in use at all the TGS Program. System documents are stored in a centralized management system in BRU's Perth Office. Relevant Safety documentation is also stored at the TGS Program, including the HSSEMS. The HSSEMS is a live document and will be updated in line with identification of new hazards and risks, as per industry best practice.

7.3. Monitoring and Measurement Key performance indicators for this TGS Program HSSEMS are detailed in Section 1.4. Weekly and monthly reports will be generated by the TGS Project Coordinator detailing actual performance against these measurable targets.

7.4. HSSEMS Conformance and Continuous Improvement Conformance and improvement audits will be conducted on a regular basis to assess the compliance with and effectiveness of this TGS Program HSSEMS and programmes.

7.5. HSSEMS Audit Schedule Audits shall be conducted on this TGS Program HSSEMS and related documents under the following schedule.

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Document Name Audit Frequency

This HSSEMS At least once every 2 years

TGS Program Emergency Response Plan At least once every 2 years

TGS Program Operations At least once during field operations.

Table 17: Audit Frequency Routine audits of infrastructure and equipment owned by BRU will be dictated by the Asset Maintenance and Integrity Assurance database. New equipment will be audited as directed by the manufacturer, and this information entered to the Asset Maintenance and Integrity Assurance database, following an MoC process at purchase. Addendums 1-4 detail the contractor audit processes that will be carried out during the TGS Program.

7.6. Audit Procedure

7.6.1. Audit Terms of Reference Audits shall be structured with appropriate terms of reference to ensure that this HSSEMS and related documentation:

• Conforms to the original intent, arrangements and requirements;

• Is consistent with appropriate local, federal and international standards and legislation;

• Is being implemented effectively;

• Is achieving the required conformance by all personnel; and

• Is effectively maintained and improved. The terms of reference for an audit shall be established prior to commencement of the audit and will define:

• The documents and procedures to be audited;

• The element of the HSSEMS or TGS Program to be audited;

• Assess actions and recommendations from previous audits;

• Define the constitution of the audit team (internal and external parties);

• Methodology for the audit (desktop, site-based); and

• How objectivity and impartiality will be achieved. Auditors shall not audit their own work. 7.6.2.Extraordinary Audit An extraordinary audit of this HSSEMS may be commissioned by the BRU Board of Directors in event of a potential major accident event or the identification of significant shortcomings through field response.

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7.6.3. Audit Reports All audits shall be recorded and records of the audit shall be maintained for a minimum period of five (5) years, or as defined by legislative requirements. Agreed and approved recommendations resulting from audits shall be effectively communicated to all personnel and where recommended via third-party HSSE forums.

7.6.4. Corrective Actions Approved corrective actions resulting from internal audits will be assigned and tracked to ensure effective implementation. Amendments recommended to BRU documents and procedures will be assessed and implemented in a manner consistent with the Management of Change procedures. Changes to this HSSEMS will be only approved by the Operations Manager.

7.7. Analysis of Data HSSE data pertaining to the TGS Program may be collated from a number of sources including: • Internal reports, recommendations and audits including:

• Affirmative action cards;

• Event investigations;

• Recommendations for equipment modifications;

• SWPS and JHAs; and

• Hazard identification and Risk Assessments. • Data gathered from other BRU assets; • External stakeholder inputs; • Industry forums and agencies; • Supplier, contractor and third party inputs, observations and suggestions; and • Industry publications. BRU’s contractors will be actively involved in the collection and communication of HSSE data.

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8. APPENDICES Appendix A Relevant BRU Policy Statements

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BMF-HSE-POL_HSS Policy Statement RO

Commitment

Buru Energy Limited is committed to prevention of all Accident Events relating to our activities, to provision of a safe and enjoyable workplace, and protection of the wellbeing of our people and the communities in which we operate. This commitment takes precedence over all other Business imperatives.

To meet this commitment, Buru Energy will:

• Ensure all people who work for and with the Company are aware of this policy and their individual responsibilities. • Ensure health, safety and security takes priority in all work activities and we will empower our employees and contractors to stop any work activity that is considered unsafe. • Develop health, safety and security objectives and targets appropriate to the nature and scale of our operations and the environment in which we work. • Develop procedures and systems which enable the effective identification and mitigation of risk in all areas of our operations. • Comply with all applicable health, safety and security laws and regulations • Ensure accountability of individuals in protecting their own health, safety and security, the wellbeing of other workers and the local communities in which we operate. • Promote effective employee and contractor awareness of our Health, safety and security programmes through induction, training and communication and insist that those who provide services to the Company adhere to our HSS policy and practices. • Foster a workplace culture that encourages and supports all employees and contractors to apply the appropriate procedures and processes to protect themselves and other workers from harm. • Engage contractors and suppliers that have a proven track record with respect to health and safety excellence. • Ensure that any health, safety and security incidents are thoroughly investigated and analysed to reduce the potential for recurrence and ensure that remedial action is undertaken in an appropriate timeframe. • Audit HSS performance against our operational policies, standards and procedures and regularly review audit results to drive continuous improvement.

Eric Streitberg Executive Chairman Date: 13 July 2015 ,IrBuruEnerg

Buru Energy Limited is an Australian S&P/ASX listed oil and gas exploration and production company based in the Canning Basin, Western Australia.

Corporate Policy Statement- Environment

BMF-HSE-POL_ENV Policy Statement RO

Commitment Buru Energy Limited is committed to planning and delivering our operations in a manner which minimizes our impact on the environment and delivers sustainable development in the areas in which we operate.

To meet this commitment, Buru Energy will: • Ensure all people who work for and with the Company are aware of this policy and their individual responsibilities. • Work with the communities where we operate to develop a mutual understanding of environmental priorities, goals and expectations. • Develop and deliver measurable environmental objectives and targets appropriate to the nature and scale of our operations with the aim of continual improvement. • Ensure protection of the environment takes priority in all work activities and we will empower our employees and contractors to stop any work activity that is considered hazardous to the environment. • Develop environmental objectives and targets appropriate to the nature and scale of our operations and the environment in which we work. • Develop procedures and systems which enable the effective identification and mitigation of risk to the environment in all areas of our operations. • Actively monitor and identify ways to continually improve our environmental performance including the reduction of water, energy and materials use and, prevent discharge of hazardous materials into the environment. • Regularly audit and review our performance against our environmental objectives and targets. • Comply with all applicable environmental laws and regulations. • Provide our managers and supervisors with the authority and resources necessary to implement this policy. • Promote effective employee and contractor awareness of our environmental practices through induction, training and communication and insist that those who provide services to the Company adhere to our environmental policy and practices.

Eric Streitberg Executive Chairman Date: 13 July 2015 ,If BuruEnerg

Buru Energy Limited is an Australian S&P/ASX listed oil and gas exploration and production company based in the Canning Basin, Western Austra lia .

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Reporting in a timely manner to Regulator Fatalities Poor road condition Signage detailing speed limits

Travel management procedure TGS Emergency Response Plan

Site Induction Implement crisis management plan.

FWP including JMP for all TGS travel UHF communications between well sites

Road maintenance of Noonkanbah track and access roads 3G at V2, Satellite skid communication system at well site, Sat Phones Daily assessment of access track condition

Schedule calls prior to arriving and on arrival between Incident management plan Injury to personnel wellsites Reporting in a timely manner to Regulator

Collision with other road users or animals Travel management procedure First aid training and equipment

Inform personnel of SIMOPS in the general vicinity TGS Emergency Response Plan

Obey state road laws 3G at V2, Satellite skid communication system at well site, Sat Phones FWP including JMP for all TGS travel

No night driving without Operations Manager approval Appropriate Insurances in place Damage to equipment/plant/infrastructure

Drive to conditions - as per FWP or contractor equivalent Redirect existing resources

Reporting in a timely manner to Regulator

Driver fatigue Travel management procedure Loss of control while driving to/from site Trained and Competent operator: shutdown and making equipment safe PIC to induct drivers on arrival at location.

Inform personnel of SIMOPS in the general vicinity Potential MAE if multiple fatalities occur

Management of crew change

No night driving without Operations Manager approval

Schedule rest intervals while onsite.

Alternate drivers during crew change

Inattention during driving Travel management procedure

Qualified and competent contractors

Obey state road laws

4WD training - desirable

TGS Security Plan

Alternate drivers during crew change

Unsafe/Unmaintained Vehicles Travel management procedure

Vehicle pre-start checks

Hire vehicles from reputable contractor and maintain Buru owned vehicles

Vehicle maintenance as required, when personnel transfers allow

Head lights on- desirable

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Weather conditions (dust, sun, wind, smoke, rainfall, Travel management procedure lightning)

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence

1 of 2 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0259

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Loss of control while driving to/from site

Potential MAE if multiple fatalities occur

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Electrical arming of detonator

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 266

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Emergency Response Plan Crash Fatigue Journey Management Procedures and plans

First aid kits Operator Error Trained and Licensed Operators

Spot trackers, Sat Phones Lost or delayed

Mechanical Failure Vehicle maintenance Plan

Suitable Spare parts Spill Response Plan Spills

Emergency equipment Spill kits

Communication Equipment

Wildlife Drive to conditions - as per FWP

Journey Management Procedures and plans

Trained and Licensed Operators

Other Vehicles Vehicle Licensing and Registration

Vehicle First Aid and Fire Fighting Appliances

Poor Road Conditions, signage and weather Ongoing review of weather/bushfire conditions (DFES, LV mobilisation BoM, Fire North)

Drive to conditions - as per FWP

Journey Management Procedures and plans

Trained and Licensed Operators

Checks of local road conditions

Unfamiliarity with vehicle Trained and Licensed Operators

Poor local knowledge Debesa Station at laydown area

Night driving Journey Management Procedures and plans

Journey specific risk assessment to be completed

Dangerous Goods DG per ADG

SWP/SOPs

Incorrect load restraint DG per ADG

SWP/SOPs

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 276

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Emergency Response Plan Crash Fatigue Journey Management Procedures and plans

First aid kits Operator Error Trained and Licensed Operators

Spot trackers, Sat Phones Lost or delayed

Mechanical Failure Vehicle maintenance Plan

Suitable Spare parts Spill Response Equipment (if required) Spills

Emergency equipment

Communication Equipment

Wildlife Drive to conditions - as per FWP or contractor equivalent

Other Vehicles Vehicle Licensing and Registration

Vehicle First Aid and Fire Fighting Appliances

Poor Road Conditions Road maintenance of Noonkanbah track and access roads

Poor Signage Signage at the wellsite and on access track Vehicle movements to/from camp, between well-sites and for misc. logistics, etc.

Poor Weather Conditions Ongoing review of weather/bushfire conditions (DFES, BoM, Fire North)

Poor local knowledge Journey Management Procedures and plans

Night driving Spot trackers, Sat Phones

Journey specific risk assessment to be completed

No lone drivers for night driving

Dangerous Goods DG per ADG

SWP/SOPs

Incorrect load restraint Loads correctly secured

DG per ADG

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0291

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Emergency Response Plan Personal Injury Noise PPE

First aid kits Moving Machinery PPE

JHA Spill Response Plan Spill/ Loss of containment

Competent Operators Spill kits

Highly Pressurised Equipment Tested and Certified Equipment Emergency Response Plan Fire or explosion of diesel

Pressure Test Plan Fire extinguishers

Uneven Surfaces Effective housekeeping

Equipment Malfunction Tested and Certified Equipment

Emergency shut downs

Mixing equipment etc. fit for purpose

Equipment pre-start checks

Access and Egress to/around equipment Exclusion Zones Execution of Frac Job

SWP/SOPs

Wellsite layout plan

Hazsubs PPE

First aid equipment and personnel

SOP and/or JHA

SDS

Recipes and mix procedures

Manual handling Manual handling training (ongoing)

Operator error Pre-start meeting

SOPs

PTW

Training and competency assessment

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0287

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Emergency Response Plan Personal injury Manual Handling PPE

JHA First aid kits

SWP/SOPs

Lifting Operations Tested and Certified Equipment

BOP Rig up Procedure

Trained and Licensed Personnel

PTW

SWP/SOPs

Uneven Surfaces Effective housekeeping

Adequate lighting

Moving Plant and Equipment Exclusion Zones

Comms Plan

Trained and Licensed Personnel Rig up BOP's, Riser and Injector and Rig down Working under suspended loads Exclusion Zones

Tested and Certified Equipment

Trained and competent personnel

SWP/SOPs

Working at Heights Exclusion Zones

FFP Tools

EWP operators ticketed (24hr availability)

Working at Height Training

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0286

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Ballistic arming of explosive device

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0267

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Environment

Rainfall/flooding

Major weather event impacting on operations

Rainfall, high winds

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0461

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Implement crisis management plan. Multiple Injury / Fataility Flame from Flare off. Flare offs to be in a controlled manner

Bushfire Plan Local emergency services support

Well control equipment and procedures Localised fire fighting at site with available equipment

Manual ESD Stations located around the site activate Personnel with first aid training Emergency Shutdown Valves.

Emergency Response Plan Propane pilot and spark ignition back up

Qualified onsite paramedic for TGS Program Area around flare pit free of potential fire fuel i.e. Grasses, Wood, Flammables. Ambulance

Placement of Flare pit away from trees, long grasses, flammables Prompt and Thorough Investigation Equipment Damage Concrete flare pit with overflow Regional support available from suitably qualified mechanic/electrical support Sparks from Welding, grinding and other Hot work Dedicated Spotter and Fire extinguisher when conducting hot work Move critical equipment away from fire source

Trained and Competent operator Prompt and Thorough Investigation Environmental Damage Designated hot work area with signage

Timely notification of issue to regulatory authorities Fire extinguishers Local emergency services support SWP/SOPs Fire at wellsite or Camp Emergency Response Plan WPTW

Prompt and Thorough Investigation Reputation Incorrect disposal of cigarette butts Dedicated Smoking Area - Away from flammable sources Potential for fire at wellsite, camp or surrounding location such as the access track Timely notification of issue to regulatory authorities Inductions to identify smoking areas and precautions for disposal

Prompt and Thorough Investigation Loss Production Time Natural causes i.e. lightning, bush fire Fire extinguishers

Emergency Communication Equipment e.g. Satellite mobile, Spot Tracker.

Ongoing review of weather/bushfire conditions (DFES, BoM, Fire North)

Properly constructed and maintained firebreaks

Egress routes clearly identified

Sufficient water supply

Local emergency services support

Front end loader at site

Mobile plant has fire supression

Early awareness and immediate evacuation

Emergency response procedures and communication between site and Office

Bushfire plan

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 2 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0439

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Well site cleared of as much potential flammable material as practicable

Camp area cleared of as much potential flammable material as possible

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence

1 of 2 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0439

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Vehicles

Fire at wellsite or Camp

Potential for fire at wellsite, camp or surrounding

location such as the access track

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Monitor hydration levels/dehydration

25 - Fatigue - Rig Operations

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 339

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Emergency Response Plan Personal Injury/Fatality Equipment malfunction HSE-PR-05-01 - Hazard and Risk Management Procedure

HSE-PR-05-09 - Plant & Equipment Safety Procedure Personnel with first aid training

Standard Operating Procedures First aid kits

Job Safety and Environmental Analysis

Insurance in place Financial Proactive and reactive maintenance program

Equipment inspections

Secondary retention on equipment

Critical spares on hand

Incompetent operators HSE-PR-05-16 - Fitness for Duty Procedure

HSE-PR-05-17 - Drug and Alcohol Procedure

Standard Operating Procedures

HSE-PR-05-07 - Lifting Equipment Procedure

Job Safety and Environmental Analysis

HSE-PR-05-24 - Working at Heights Procedure 30 - Crush Injuries - Raising Tubular, Lowering Tubular, Winch Operations, Tong Trained and competent personnel Operations ,Jack Operations

Equipment rig up incomplete Standard Operating Procedures

Rig Up checklist/inspection

Equipment uncertified HSE-PR-05-09 - Plant & Equipment Safety Procedure

Q-PR-06-01 - Management of Change Procedure

Proactive and reactive maintenance program

Uncertified Third party equipment and not fit for purpose HSE-PR-05-09 - Plant & Equipment Safety Procedure

Q-PR-09-01 - Contractor Selection and Management Procedure

Equipment inspections

Third Party Equipment and Personnel Procedure Q-PR- 09-02

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 349

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Emergency Response Plan Personal Injury/fatality Stored energy Safety meetings

Standard Operating Procedures First aid kits

HSE-PR-05-11 - Job Safety and Environment Analysis

Procedure Appropriate Insurances in place Equipment Damage

Job Safety and Environmental Analysis

Adequate illumination Spill Response Plan Environment

BOP in place Spill kits

BOP testing Spill Response Procedure (HSE-PR-06-06)

BOP and equipment certification (to >10000 psi)

Appropriate Insurances in place Finiancial Maintenance Procedures (M-PR-01-02) Preventative maintenance (M-PR-01-01) Modify program

Non/low rated equipment HSE-PR-05-12 - Tools and Equipment Procedure

HSE-PR-05-11 - Job Safety and Environment Analysis Procedure

Equipment inspections

HSE-PR-05-09 - Plant & Equipment Safety Procedure Well Control Event due to Equipment

failure; Uncontrolled release; Operator error. Poor maintenance Maintenance Procedures (M-PR-01-02) Preventative maintenance (M-PR-01-01)

Maintenance schedule

Equipment malfunction Hazard identification

HSE-PR-05-01 - Hazard and Risk Management Procedure

Emergency Response equipment(fire extinguishers, first aid kits, evacuation siren, Isolation points, emergency shut downs)

Maintenance Procedures (M-PR-01-02) Preventative maintenance (M-PR-01-01)

Maintenance schedule

Complacency Fatigue Management

Pre-start meeting

JHAs

SWP/SOPs

Risk review

Poor communication Pre-start meeting

Radio communications

Supervison Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 2 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0460

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Well Control Event due to Equipment failure; Uncontrolled release; Operator error.

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Use of Forklift/Telehandler

Constant communication

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0294

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Weather

obstructions

Crane/lifting ops

Reflect EWP controls, inlcude rated slings, and maintenance records.

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0296

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Effective housekeeping

SWP/SOPs Rigging up Iron and hoses and rigging down

Fatigue/heat stress/dehydration

SWP/SOPs

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0280

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Emergency Response Plan Personal injury/fatality Fall from height Permit to Work

HSE-PR-05-16 - Fitness for Duty Procedure Personnel with first aid training

Hazard identification First aid kits

HSE-PR-05-01 - Hazard and Risk Management Procedure

Insurance in place Financial HSE-PR-07-01 - Training & Competency Procedure

HSE-PR-05-11 - Job Safety and Environment Analysis Procedure

HSE-PR-05-17 - Drug and Alcohol Procedure

Job Safety and Environmental Analysis

Standard Operating Procedures

HSE-PR-04-01 - Emergency Preparedness and Response Procedure

Inductions

Training

Competency 11 - Working at Height - Acending to Workbasket; Descending from the Emergency Response Drills Workbasket; Working on top of the water Working at Height equipment (harnesses/lanyards) tanks; Rig Up and Rig Down Equipment

Fall arrest systems

Height Rescue equipment

Climbing ladder rungs - non slip tape

Supervision

Incorrect use of working at height equipment HSE-PR-05-01 - Hazard and Risk Management Procedure

Standard Operating Procedures

Working at Height equipment (harnesses/lanyards)

Monthly working at heights equipment inspections

Trained and competent personnel

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 1 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0325

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

First aid training and equipment Personnel Injury Engine/mechanical failure Air worthiness certificate issued

Daily pre-flight inspections of aircraft Emergency Response Plan

Pre & Post flight briefing held daily

Emergency Response Plan Fatalities In flight engine parameter checking Implement crisis management plan. Good pre-flight planning

Scheduled maintenance Proactively respond to media (PR consultant) Reputation damage

Implement crisis management plan. Bird Strike Filters on engine to prevent bird ingestion

Controlled maneuver to avoid bird strike.

Lack of Fuel Fuel storage at V2 camp

Fuel stored on bunded pallet.

Cover fuel bund

Good pre-flight planning

Poor weather Ongoing monitoring of weather conditions Accident during Helicopter Operations - Wet Season transport: Valhalla 2 to Helicopter to set down in extreme conditions wellsites

Helicopter operations at discretion of pilot Flow testing operations in Wet season may require Good pre-flight planning helicopter transport to access Asgard 1 and Valhalla North 1. Flight from Valhalla 2. Pre-flight obtaining weather conditions report

Boarding/disembarking Helicopter UHF Radio Contact

Designated landing area at As 1, VN 1 and V2 wellsites

Boarding assembly area

Minimal loads

Boarding Procedure (engine shut down, Pilot give go ahead for boarding etc.)

Pre & Post flight briefing held daily

Unsuitable landing area Wind socks

Designated landing area at As 1, VN 1 and V2 wellsites

Dust suppresion by sprinkler

Recce of landing locations

Daily checks of HLS for debris, removal as required.

Fatigue Rest breaks during shift at V2 Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence 1 of 2 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0567

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Regular flights only at shift change in daylight hours

Pilot accommodated in air conditioned V2 camp

Cause Not In Place Control In Place Control Critical Control Critical In Place Control Risk/Event Risk/Event Description Consequence

1 of 2 (c) Corporate Governance Risk Pty Ltd; All Rights Reserved Risk: 0567

Causes Prevention Controls Risk/Event Recovery Controls Consequences

Fatigue

Accident during Helicopter Operations - Wet Season transport: Valhalla 2 to wellsites

Flow testing operations in Wet season may require helicopter transport to access Asgard 1 and Valhalla North 1. Flight from Valhalla 2.

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK

Level 2 Document: Health Safety Security Environment MS

Program: TGS

Appendix D Approved TGS Program Standard Work Procedures

21-Dec-15 Page 97 of 98 Rev 2

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK

Level 2 Document: Health Safety Security Environment MS

Program: TGS

Procedure Document number

TGS Program Spill Response Procedure for Hydrocarbon and Chemical Spills HSE-PLN-024

JHA Procedure OP-PRO-049

Travel Management Procedure HSE-PRO-002

Permit to Work Procedure OP-PRO-046

HSE Procedure for Danger Tag Practices OP-PRO-047

HSE Incident Reporting Procedure HSE-PRO-009

Engineering Change Control Procedure OP-PRO-045

Track Maintenance Procedure OP-PRO-030

Tank Farm and Bunded Area Checks OP-PRO-051

Refueling Procedure HSE-PRO-011

Operations Management Procedure (replaces Demobilisation Procedure) OP-PR-025

Handling of Generated Waste Procedure OP-PRO-052

Micro-seismic Monitoring Procedure HSE-PRO-020

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Appendix 8

Report and Recommendations of the Environmental Protection Authority on the EP413 3D Seismic Acquisition Survey for Norwest Energy NL

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EP413 3D Seismic Acquisition Survey

Norwest Energy NL

Report 1530

October 2014 Assessment on Proponent Information Environmental Impact Assessment Process Timelines

Date Progress stages Time (weeks)

17 October 2013 Level of assessment set

Proponent’s Final API document received by 40 weeks 25 July 2014 EPA

21 August 2014 EPA Meeting 4 weeks

Provision of EPA report to the Minister for 5 weeks 1 October 2014 Environment

Publication of EPA report (3 days after report 3 days 6 October 2014 to Minister)

20 October 2014 Close of appeals period 2 weeks

Timelines for an assessment may vary according to the complexity of the project and are usually agreed with the proponent soon after the level of assessment is determined.

In this case, the Environmental Protection Authority did meet its timeline objective (11 weeks), for the completion of the assessment and provision of a report to the Minister, following receipt of the proponent’s final API document.

Dr Paul Vogel Chairman

1 October 2014

ISSN 1836-0483 (Print) ISSN 1836-0491 (Online) Assessment No. 1993

Contents

Page

1. Introduction and background 1

2. The proposal 2

3. Key environmental factors 2

4. Conclusions 4

5. Recommendations 5

Appendices

1. References 2. Assessment Table 3. Identified Decision-making Authorities 4. Recommended Environmental Conditions 5. Proponent’s API documentation

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ii 1. Introduction and background

This report provides the Environmental Protection Authority’s (EPA’s) advice and recommendations to the Minister for Environment on the proposal by Norwest Energy NL to undertake a 3D Seismic Acquisition Survey within exploration permit area EP413.

Section 44 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (EP Act) requires the EPA to report to the Minister for Environment on the outcome of its assessment of a proposal. The report must set out:

• the key environmental factors identified in the course of the assessment; and

• the EPA’s recommendations as to whether or not the proposal may be implemented, and, if the EPA recommends that implementation be allowed, the conditions and procedures to which implementation should be subject.

The EPA may include in the report any other advice and recommendations as it sees fit.

The proponent has submitted an Assessment on Proponent Information (API) document setting out the details of the proposal, potential environmental impacts and proposed commitments to manage those impacts.

The EPA considers that the proposal, as described, can be managed to meet the EPA’s environmental objectives, subject to the EPA’s recommended conditions being made legally binding.

This report provides the EPA advice and recommendations in accordance with section 44 of the EP Act.

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2. The proposal

The EPA has considered the proposal by Norwest Energy NL to undertake a 3D seismic acquisition survey across a 10,600 hectare (ha) area within exploration permit area EP413 located north-west of Eneabba in the Midwest Region (see Figure 1). Exploration Permits are issued under the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources Act 1967.

Norwest Energy referred this proposal to the EPA on 17 October 2013. The EPA set the level of assessment at API (Category A) on 9 December 2013.

The proposal involves the cutting and mulching of vegetation in a grid pattern of seismic lanes across the development envelope (see figure 1), which would include:

• up to 55 ha of high quality native vegetation within Beekeepers Nature Reserve; and • up to 130 ha of high quality native vegetation on adjacent farmland.

The seismic survey would be carried out over a period of 12 weeks and the survey lanes would then be left undisturbed to naturally regenerate. The proponent proposes to monitor the quality of vegetation regrowth for three years and, if necessary, carry out remedial revegetation works.

Full proposal details are included in the proponent’s API Document (Norwest Energy NL, 2014a) which is attached as Appendix 5.

The proposal has been declared a controlled action under the Commonwealth Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 because it involves impacts to vegetation which provides foraging habitat for the endangered Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo. The proposal is under separate assessment by the Commonwealth through assessment by preliminary documentation.

A comprehensive description of the proposal is given in Schedule 1 of the recommended environmental conditions (Appendix 4).

3. Key environmental factors

The EPA identified the following key environmental factors as being relevant to the proposal and requiring detailed environmental impact assessment:

(a) Flora and Vegetation; (b) Terrestrial Fauna; (c) Rehabilitation and Closure (Integrating factor); and (d) Offsets (Integrating factor).

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Figure 1: Development envelope and regional location

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A summary of the EPA’s assessment of these factors is shown in the Assessment Table in Appendix 2.

Preliminary environmental factors which the EPA determined not to be key environmental factors are discussed in the proponent’s API document (Norwest Energy NL, 2014a). The EPA considers that impacts to these factors do not require management under Part IV of the EP Act.

Detailed discussion describing the environmental factors, including information contained in relevant environmental studies, outcomes of consultation, and the proponent’s impact avoidance, minimisation and mitigation procedures are also contained in the proponent’s API document.

4. Conclusions

The EPA has concluded that the proposal can be managed to meet the EPA’s environmental objectives, provided there is satisfactory implementation by the proponent of the recommended conditions set out in Appendix 4.

In coming to this conclusion the EPA had regard to the following points:

• The proponent has proposed environmental management measures, including lane clearing and rehabilitation procedures, and dieback and weed quarantine, as specified in the proponent’s draft environmental management plan (EMP).

• Survey lanes have been positioned to avoid trees and conservation significant flora and will use a best practice vegetation clearing process (cutting and mulching) that optimises vegetation regrowth on the survey lanes.

• The Department of Parks and Wildlife advise that experience with surveys of this type (including previous seismic surveys in Beekeepers Nature Reserve) shows that the rehabilitation of survey lanes can be problematic. In addition, if third party access (four wheel drive vehicles, trail bikes) were to occur and/or dieback disease or weeds were to be introduced, there would be severe degradation of the conservation values of the vegetation.

• The EPA’s view is that the proposal should be implemented in a manner that ensures that there are no significant residual impacts to flora and fauna, and that an offset should only be triggered as a contingency in the event that there is an ongoing significant residual impact (for example, impacts to vegetation as a result of the introduction of dieback). This approach puts the focus on the proponent to diligently implement the EMP to minimise and rectify any impacts in the first instance.

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• The EPA recommends condition 6 which strengthens the rehabilitation procedures by requiring an EMP which, among other matters, requires the proponent to carry out remedial rehabilitation, if necessary, until such time as the disturbed areas are returned to a defined acceptable condition.

• Recommended condition 6 (5) requires “significant residual environmental impact” trigger criteria to be defined. If this criteria is not met after five years (rather than three years as proposed by the proponent), the requirement for an offset will be triggered.

• The requirement for the offset itself (recommended condition 7). If the offset is triggered, then the EPA’s view is that this should be focussed on management of the reserve and not on land acquisition.

5. Recommendations

The EPA submits the following recommendations to the Minister for Environment:

1. That the Minister notes that the proposal being assessed is to undertake a 3D Seismic Acquisition Survey within exploration permit area EP413;

2. That the Minister considers the report on the key environmental factors as set out in Section 3;

3. That the Minister notes that the EPA has concluded that the proposal can be managed to meet the EPA’s environmental objectives, provided there is satisfactory implementation by the proponent of the recommended conditions set out in Appendix 4; and

4. That the Minister imposes the conditions and procedures recommended in Appendix 4 of this report.

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Appendix 1

References

Norwest Energy NL 2014 (a), EP413 3D Seismic Acquisition Survey: Assessment on Proponent Information – Environmental Review, July 2014.

Norwest Energy NL 2014 (b), EP413 3D Seismic Acquisition Survey: draft Environmental Management Plan, July 2014.

Norwest Energy NL 2014 (c), EP413 3D Seismic Acquisition Survey: Offsets Strategy, July 2014.

Appendix 2

Assessment Table

Assessment Table

Factor EPA Objective Potentially Significant Impact Management Actions Regulation Meets EPA Objective? (Without Mitigation) (Mitigation)

Vegetation To maintain Context Best Practice The EPA has recommended Yes. and flora. representation, • Good quality intact native • Seismic lanes to be prepared condition 6 which requires the The proposal has been diversity, viability vegetation of high biodiversity value by cutting and mulching to preparation of an designed and would be and ecological both within Beekeepers Nature minimise ground disturbance Environmental Management managed to avoid or function at the Reserve and in areas outside the and optimise regeneration of Plan (EMP). minimise impacts on species, reserve. vegetation. This EMP will specify the vegetation and flora. population and methods, procedures and community level. Key Survey Findings Minimisation The EPA has recommended management to minimise the the EMP is a condition of • Level 1 Biological Survey including • Minimisation of seismic lane impacts on vegetation and approval. desktop study and reconnaissance widths. flora. The proposal can be survey. Potential for conservation • Avoidance of trees and managed to meet the EPA’s significant flora (Priority flora conservation-significant flora objective for Vegetation and species). species. Flora. There is potential for Impacts Management a significant residual impact • Direct loss of vegetation from • Application of dieback and if rehabilitation is clearing. Up to 55 ha of high quality weed quarantine procedures. unsuccessful and/or dieback native vegetation within Beekeepers and weeds are introduced. Nature Reserve; and up to 130 ha • Application of fire and feral of high quality native vegetation on animal control/management adjacent farmland. procedures. • Possible edge effects (degradation • Concealment and/or blocking of vegetation along margins of of seismic lanes to prevent seismic lanes, such as from third party access. desiccation). • If rehabilitation is unsuccessful there will be loss / degradation of vegetation and fauna habitat. • Indirect (and potentially ongoing) loss / degradation of vegetation should third party access occur or dieback or weeds be introduced).

Factor EPA Objective Potentially Significant Impact Management Actions Regulation Meets EPA Objective? (Without Mitigation) (Mitigation)

• There is potential for a significant residual impact on vegetation and flora if rehabilitation is unsuccessful and/or dieback and weeds are introduced.

Terrestrial To maintain Context Management As above, the EMP required Yes. fauna. representation, • Good quality intact native • Management measures as by condition 6 will specify the The proposal has been diversity, viability vegetation both within Beekeepers noted above to minimise methods, procedures and designed and would be and ecological Nature Reserve and in areas impacts to fauna habitat. management to minimise the managed to avoid or function at the outside the reserve provides habitat impacts on native fauna and minimise impacts on fauna. species, • The proponent has undertaken fauna habitat. for Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo, other to provide funding for control of The EPA has recommended population and bird species and other wildlife such assemblage level. feral predators. the EMP is a condition of as honey possums and reptiles. approval.

Impacts The proposal can be • Direct loss / degradation of fauna managed to meet the EPA’s habitat from clearing. objectives for Terrestrial Fauna. There is potential • Indirect (and potentially ongoing) for a significant residual loss / degradation of fauna habitat impact if the proposal is not should third party access occur or successfully rehabilitated, dieback or weeds be introduced. feral animal management is • Indirect loss/degradation of fauna not successful and/or habitat if dieback is introduced. dieback is introduced. • Increased access to area by feral predators (foxes, cats) along the cleared seismic lanes causing increased mortality of native fauna. • There is potential for a significant residual impact on fauna if rehabilitation is unsuccessful and/or dieback is introduced.

Factor EPA Objective Potentially Significant Impact Management Actions Regulation Meets EPA Objective? (Without Mitigation) (Mitigation)

Rehabilitation To ensure that Context Monitoring The EMP required by Yes. and closure premises can be • There is potential for a significant • Baseline vegetation condition. condition 6 will specify The EPA’s view is that the (Integrating closed, “completion criteria”, proponent should diligently residual impact if rehabilitation is • Success of lane access factor). decommissioned (developed in consultation implement the proposal and unsuccessful and there is a loss / closure. and rehabilitated degradation of vegetation and fauna with the Department of Parks the management proposed in an ecologically habitat. • Regrowth of disturbed areas. and Wildlife) prior to seismic in the EMP, to minimise and sustainable lane preparation. • Weeds and dieback. rectify any impacts on the manner, If the criteria are not met, the flora and vegetation. consistent with Management proponent must implement The proposal can be agreed outcomes • Remedial rehabilitation remedial rehabilitation and land uses, managed to meet the EPA’s measures. measures. and without objective for Rehabilitation unacceptable and Closure provided there liability to the is a contingent offset in the state. event that the proposal is not successfully rehabilitated. Offsets To Context The EMP required by Yes. (Integrating counterbalance • There is potential for ongoing condition 6 will specify An offset should only be factor). any significant significant residual environmental “significant residual triggered as a contingency residual impacts to flora and fauna if environmental impact” criteria in the event that there is an environmental rehabilitation is unsuccessful, (developed in consultation ongoing significant residual impacts or dieback or weeds are introduced with the Department of Parks impact. uncertainty and/or feral animal management is and Wildlife) prior to seismic through the not successful. lane preparation. application of The EPA has recommended • If significant residual environmental offsets. condition 7 which requires an impacts remain after reasonable offset should a “significant rehabilitation and management residual environmental measures are undertaken, the impact” be identified five years reserve Manager (Department of after commencement of the Parks and Wildlife) may be left with proposal. a future liability for reserve management.

Appendix 3

Identified Decision-making Authorities

Identified Decision-making Authorities

Section 44(2) of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (EP Act) specifies that the EPA’s report must set out (if it recommends that implementation be allowed) the conditions and procedures, if any, to which implementation should be subject. This Appendix contains the EPA’s recommended conditions and procedures.

Section 45(1) requires the Minister for Environment to consult with decision-making authorities (DMAs), and if possible, agree on whether or not the proposal may be implemented, and if so, to what conditions and procedures, if any, that implementation should be subject.

The following DMAs have been identified for this consultation:

Decision-making Authority Approval

1. Minister for Mines and Petroleum Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources Act 1967 2. Department of Mines and Petroleum Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Resources Act 1967 Note: In this instance, agreement is only required with DMA No. 1 since this DMA is a Minister.

Appendix 4

Recommended Environmental Conditions

Attachment 1

Statement No. xxx

RECOMMENDED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

STATEMENT THAT A PROPOSAL MAY BE IMPLEMENTED (Environmental Protection Act 1986)

EP 413 3D SEISMIC ACQUISITION SURVEY

Proposal: The proposal is to undertake a 3D seismic acquisition survey across a 10,600 hectare area within exploration permit area EP413. The proposal comprises the following elements:

• Preparation of north-south and east-west vehicle access lanes by cutting vegetation above ground level and mulching greenstock with immediate replacement of mulch in-situ (also known as “raised blade roller mulching”). • Laying source and receiver lines along lanes and insertion of geophones to a depth of 0.1 metres. • Undertaking seismic analysis (generation of acoustic signal) using vibroseis trucks. • Demobilising, rehabilitating and closing vehicular access to seismic lines, monitoring and, as required, remedial rehabilitation works.

Proponent: Norwest Energy NL Australian Company Number 078 301 505

Proponent Address: PO Box 8260 Perth Business Centre WA 6849

Assessment Number: 1993

Report of the Environmental Protection Authority: 1530

Pursuant to section 45 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 it has been agreed that the proposal described and documented in Schedule 1 may be implemented and that the implementation of the proposal is subject to the following implementation conditions and procedures:

Note: Words and expressions used in this Statement shall have the same respective meanings as in the Act or as provided for in Schedule 1 of this Statement. 1 Proposal Implementation

1-1 When implementing the proposal, the proponent shall not exceed the authorised extent of the proposal as defined in Table 2 in Schedule 1, unless amendments to the proposal and the authorised extent of the proposal has been approved under the EP Act.

2 Contact Details

2-1 The proponent shall notify the CEO of any change of its name, physical address or postal address for the serving of notices or other correspondence within twenty eight (28) days of such change. Where the proponent is a corporation or an association of persons, whether incorporated or not, the postal address is that of the principal place of business or of the principal office in the State.

3 Time Limit for Proposal Implementation

3-1 The proponent shall not commence implementation of the proposal after the expiration of five (5) years from the date of this Statement, and any commencement, within this five (5) year period, must be substantial.

3-2 Any commencement of implementation of the proposal, within five (5) years from the date of this Statement, must be demonstrated as substantial by providing the CEO with written evidence, on or before the expiration of five (5) years from the date of this Statement.

4 Compliance Reporting

4-1 The proponent shall prepare, submit and maintain a Compliance Assessment Plan to the CEO at least six (6) months prior to the first Compliance Assessment Report required by condition 4-6, or prior to implementation, whichever is sooner.

4-2 The Compliance Assessment Plan shall indicate:

(1) the frequency of compliance reporting;

(2) the approach and timing of compliance assessments;

(3) the retention of compliance assessments;

(4) the method of reporting of potential non-compliances and corrective actions taken;

(5) the table of contents of Compliance Assessment Reports; and (6) public availability of Compliance Assessment Reports.

4-3 After receiving notice in writing from the CEO that the Compliance Assessment Plan satisfies the requirements of condition 4-2 the proponent shall assess compliance with conditions in accordance with the Compliance Assessment Plan required by condition 4-1.

4-4 The proponent shall retain reports of all compliance assessments described in the Compliance Assessment Plan required by condition 4-1 and shall make those reports available when requested by the CEO.

4-5 The proponent shall advise the CEO of any potential non-compliance within seven (7) days of that non-compliance being known.

4-6 The proponent shall submit to the CEO the first Compliance Assessment Report fifteen (15) months from the date of issue of this Statement addressing the twelve (12) month period from the date of issue of this Statement and then annually from the date of submission of the first Compliance Assessment Report, or as agreed in writing by the CEO.

The Compliance Assessment Report shall:

(1) be endorsed by the proponent’s Chief Executive Officer or a person delegated to sign on the Chief Executive Officer’s behalf;

(2) include a statement as to whether the proponent has complied with the conditions;

(3) identify all potential non-compliances and describe corrective and preventative actions taken;

(4) be made publicly available in accordance with the approved Compliance Assessment Plan; and

(5) indicate any proposed changes to the Compliance Assessment Plan required by condition 4-1.

5 Public Availability of Data

5-1 Subject to condition 5-2, within a reasonable time period approved by the CEO of the issue of this Statement and for the remainder of the life of the proposal the proponent shall make publicly available, in a manner approved by the CEO, all validated environmental data (including sampling design, sampling methodologies, empirical data and derived information products (e.g. maps)) relevant to the assessment of this proposal and implementation of this Statement.

5-2 If any data referred to in condition 5-1 contains particulars of: (1) a secret formula or process; or

(2) confidential commercially sensitive information;

the proponent may submit a request for approval from the CEO to not make this data publicly available. In making such a request the proponent shall provide the CEO with an explanation and reasons why the data should not be made publicly available.

6 Environmental Management Plan

6-1 The proponent shall ensure that the proposal is implemented in a manner that minimises impacts to native flora, vegetation and fauna, and that recovery of vegetation impacted by the proposal is not inhibited.

6-2 Prior to the commencement of seismic lane preparation, the proponent shall prepare an Environmental Management Plan on advice of the Department of Parks and Wildlife and submit it to the CEO. Note: seismic lane preparation refers to rolling and/or cutting of vegetation. The Environmental Management Plan shall:

(1) specify management actions that will be implemented to ensure the management objective in condition 6-1 is achieved;

(2) describe the minimal impact clearing process for seismic lanes;

(3) describe procedures for avoiding trees, conservation significant flora, wetlands, streams and rivers;

(4) describe procedures for dieback and weed quarantine and control, preventing third party access to seismic lanes, and for the control of feral predators and fire;

(5) describe monitoring methodology to establish; baseline vegetation condition, lane access closure success, regrowth of the disturbed areas, and presence of weeds and/or dieback;

(6) specify staged completion criteria for disturbed areas;

(7) specify contingency plans including remedial rehabilitation procedures and lane access closure procedures should the staged completion criteria not be met; and (8) specify significant residual environmental impact trigger criteria for disturbed areas.

6-3 After receiving notice in writing from the CEO that the Environmental Management Plan satisfies the requirements of condition 6-2, the proponent shall: (1) implement the management actions and monitor in accordance with the requirements of the Environmental Management Plan; and (2) continue to implement the management actions and monitor in accordance with the requirements of the Environmental Management Plan until the CEO has confirmed by notice in writing that it has been demonstrated that the objective in condition 6-1 has been met and therefore the implementation of the management actions and monitoring is no longer required. 6-4 In the event that the monitoring specified in condition 6-2(5) indicates that the staged completion criteria specified in condition 6-2(6) is not being met, the proponent shall: (1) immediately implement the contingency actions specified in condition 6-2(7) and continue implementation of those actions until the completion criteria is met or until the CEO has confirmed by notice in writing that implementation of the contingency actions is no longer required. 6-5 The proponent shall review and revise the Environmental Management Plan as and when directed by the CEO. 6-6 Revisions to the Environmental Management Plan may be approved by the CEO on advice of the Department of Parks and Wildlife. 6-7 The proponent shall implement the latest revision of the Environmental Management Plan required by condition 6-5 until advised otherwise by the CEO.

7 Offsets

7-1 If, five years after commencement of implementation of the proposal the CEO determines, in consultation with the Department of Parks and Wildlife, that monitoring required by condition 6-3 (5) indicates that implementation of the proposal has resulted in a significant residual environmental impact, the proponent shall prepare and implement an Offsets Strategy to the requirements of the CEO, in consultation with the Department of Parks and Wildlife. 7-2 The value of offset(s) to be provided shall be not less than $200,000 AUD indexed to the Perth CPI.

Schedule 1 Table 1: Summary of the Proposal

Proposal Title EP 413 3D SEISMIC ACQUISITION SURVEY

Short Description The proposal is to undertake a 3D seismic acquisition survey across a 10,600 hectare area within exploration permit area EP413. The proposal comprises the following elements:

• Preparation of north-south and east-west vehicle access lanes by cutting vegetation above ground level and mulching greenstock with immediate replacement of mulch in-situ (also known as “raised blade roller mulching”). • Laying source and receiver lines along lanes and insertion of geophones to a depth of 0.1 metres. • Undertaking seismic analysis (generation of acoustic signal) using vibroseis trucks. • Demobilising, rehabilitating and closing vehicular access to seismic lines, monitoring and, as required, remedial rehabilitation works.

Table 2: Location and authorised extent of physical and operational elements

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Element Location Authorised Extent Seismic lines Beekeepers Nature Up to 55 hectares. Reserve (as shown in figure 1). Seismic lines Native vegetation outside Up to 130 hectares. nature reserve (as shown in figure 1).

Table 3: Abbreviations and Definitions

Acronym or Definition or Term Abbreviation CEO The Chief Executive Officer of the Department of the Public Service of the State responsible for the administration of section 48 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986, or his delegate. CPI Consumer Price Index EPA Environmental Protection Authority.

Figure 1: Development envelope and regional location

Schedule 2

EP 413 3D SEISMIC ACQUISITION SURVEY

Coordinates that define the development envelope within exploration permit area EP413

Coordinates defining the 3D seismic acquisition survey (proposal) Development Envelope as shown in Figure 1 of the Ministerial Statement are held by the Office of the EPA, dated 1 October 2014.

Appendix 5

Proponent’s API documentation

Provided on CD in hardcopies and available on the EPA’s website Appendix 9

Offsets for the Wheatstone development: Gas processing, export facilities and infrastructure

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Project name Wheatstone Development - Gas Processing, Export Facilities and Infrastructure Proponent(s) Chevron Australia Pty Ltd Project 12 kilometres south of the town of Onslow location Project Pilbara bioregion(s) Assessment Benthic Habitat, Flora and Vegetation, Marine Fauna and Flora criteria Residual Following all mitigation efforts, the following significant residual impact impacts and risks remain: Potential permanent loss of: - 10 hectares of seagrass; - 37 hectares of coral; - 250 hectares of macroalgae; and - 2272 hectares of filter feeders. - 108 hectares of high tidal flats; - 4 hectares of magroves/ Hooley Creek; - 52 hectares of algal mats/Hooley Creek & Four Mile Creek system; - 265 hectares of Cane River Conservation Park and proposed extensions Statutory EP Act Environmental Impact Assessment (Part IV) process Approved 3300.0 project area (ha) Ministerial 873 statement: Date: 2011-08-30 OFFSET 1 Offset Offset funds, Research Type(s): Offset Project A - research to improve the understanding and management Rationale: of the impacts of dredging on tropical marine communities. The aim of the research project is to allow for better knowledge of the impacts of dredging operations so that future proposals in Western Australia can adopt these practices to minimise impacts on the benthic communities. All research will be publicly available and the proponent is expected to apply any of the findings learnt in its operations. Research coordinated through Western Australian Marine Science Institute (WAMSI). Offset N/A location: Offset N/A Bioregion(s): OFFSET 2 Offset Offset funds, Research Type(s): Offset Project B - Improving the understanding of west Pilbara marine Rationale: habitats, connectivity and recovery potential following natural and human induced disturbance The aim of the research is to add to the understanding of west Pilbara marine habitats (including coral and seagrass communities), their level of connectivity and recovery potential following natural and human induced disturbance. All research will be publicly available and the proponent is expected to apply any of the findings learnt in its operations. Research coordinated through the Department of Parks and Wildlife Offset West Pilbara location: Offset Pilbara Bioregion(s): OFFSET 3 Offset Offset funds, Research Type(s): Offset Project C Identification and improved management of critical habitat Rationale: for the following threatened marine species: 1) humpback whales; 2) dugongs; and 3) snubfin dolphins in Pilbara waters. The aim of the research is to add to the understanding and improved management of regionally critical habitat for humpback whales, dugongs and snubfin dolphins in Pilbara waters. All research will be publicly available and the proponent is expected to apply any of the findings learnt in its operations. Research coordinated through the Department of Parks and Wildlife Offset Pilbara Waters location: Offset Pilbara Bioregion(s): OFFSET 4 Offset Offset funds, On ground management Type(s): Offset Project D Management of Nature Reserve Rationale: The aim of the funding will be to assist DEC in the management of potential impacts and risks associated with increased visitation to island nature reserves managed under the Conservation and Land Management Act 1984 within the vicinity of the Proposal. Project undertaken by the Department of Parks and Wildlife Offset Island Nature Reserves within the vicinity of the proposal location: Offset Pilbara Bioregion(s): OFFSET 5 Offset Offset funds, On ground management Type(s): Offset Project E - Management of potential additional recreational fishing Rationale: pressure within vicinity of the Proposal The aim of the funding will be to assist the Department of Fisheries enforce compliance with bag limits and size limits in the coastal and estuarine environment within the vicinity of the Proposal. The project will be undertaken by the Department of Fisheries Offset In the vicinity of the proposal location: Offset Pilbara Bioregion(s): OFFSET 6 Offset Offset funds, Onground management Type(s): Offset Project F - Management of Conservation Park Rationale: The aim of the funding will be to assist DEC in the management of potential impacts and risks to the Cane River Conservation Park and proposed extensions associated with increased visitation from the Proposal. This project will be undertaken by the Department of Parks and Wildlife Offset Cane River Conservation Park and proposed extensions location: Offset Pilbara Bioregion(s):

OFFSET 7 Offset Other Type(s): Offset Project G - Contingency Fund Rationale: Contingency fund for the purposes of remediating potential impacts to offshore islands and the Cane River Conservation Park and proposed extensions where impacts can be reasonably attributed to the Proposal. Offset n/a location: Offset n/a Bioregion(s):

Project: Wheatstone Development - Gas processing, export facilities and infrastructure

Proponent: Chevron Australia Pty Ltd

EPA Report 1404, June 2011

Ministerial Statement 873, condition 22

While the proponent has endeavoured to minimise the impacts of the proposal, the EPA recognised that significant residual marine and terrestrial environmental impacts remained, including Marine habitat /species, Near shore/wetland habitat, native vegetation and conservation areas.

To manage these residual environmental impacts and risks, the proponent has proposed the following additional measures (offsets):

Research projects to:

• improve the understanding and management of the impacts of dredging on tropical marine communities; • improve the understanding of west Pilbara marine habitats, connectivity and recovery potential following natural and human induced disturbance; • identify and improve management of critical habitat for threatened marine species including humpback whales, dugongs and snubfin dolphins in Pilbara waters; and Management projects for addressing:

• the impacts and risks associated with increased visitation to island nature reserves managed under the Conservation and Land Management Act 1984 within the vicinity of the Project; • additional recreational fishing pressure within the vicinity of the Project; and • impacts and risks associated with increased visitation to the Cane River Conservation Park and proposed extensions. In addition, the proponent would maintain a contingency fund for the purposes of remediating impacts to offshore islands and the Cane River Conservation Park and proposed extensions where impacts can be reasonably attributed to the Wheatstone project.

The EPA has concluded that the proposed residual impacts and risk management measures sufficiently address the residual environmental impacts and risks of the proposal on the State’s biodiversity assets.

Appendix 10

Reportable and Recordable Incidents for onshore petroleum activities in Western Australia since July 2012

Independent Scientific Panel Inquiry into Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation in Western Australia

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1 July 2012 to July 2017

Incident Liquid Volume Description by Company Region Date (litres)

Approx. 40L of hydraulic oil was lost to ground due to a 1/10/2012 40 Pilbara T clamp failure on a hydraulic hose. 2/10/2012 Failure of hydraulic hose causing <40L of oil to spill. 40 Kimberley Approximately 500mL of engine oil was spilt to ground 6/10/2012 0.5 Pilbara from a genset This was caused by mechanical failure. Approximately 1 L of hydraulic oil was spilt to ground 9/10/2012 1 Pilbara due to a hydraulic hose lug not being fitted correctly. Approximately 1 L of diesel was observed to have spilt 12/10/2012 1 Pilbara to ground. 19/10/2012 Fuel had leaked from the fuel trailer onto the ground. 3 Mid-west Fuel spill due to a faulty flow meter on the refuelling 27/10/2012 10 Mid-west trailer. Approximately 5-10L of diesel. 28/10/2012 <1000L demineralised water spilled. 1000 Perth 2/11/2012 20L of fuel spilt on ground near fuel tanker. 20 East Pilbara During testing a hydraulic coupling failed resulting in 8/11/2012 30 Pilbara loss of 30 L to ground During relocating pipework, 10 L of residual salt water 16/11/2012 10 Pilbara in low point of pipe spilled to ground. Fuel leak from the fuel trailer onto the ground. 19/11/2012 3 Mid-west Approximately 2-3L of diesel. Mechanical failure, 1 Litre of hydraulic fluid was spilt to 20/11/2012 1 Pilbara land. During refuelling of a generator, approximately 1 L of 23/11/2012 1 Pilbara diesel was spilt to ground. A diesel spill beneath truck fuel tank of approximately 25/11/2012 10 Pilbara 10L 2/12/2012 Loss of containment of oil. 17 Pilbara A car battery overheated resulting in a small quantity of 2/12/2012 1 Pilbara battery acid lost to ground. 9/12/2012 Hydraulic spill from pressure gauge. 8 East Pilbara Trench effluent was pumped outside of the approved 9/12/2012 Not reported Pilbara ground and vegetation disturbance boundary. Approximately 5-10 L of diesel spilt to ground when a 11/12/2012 10 Pilbara jerry can tipped over. Produced Formation Water lost to ground from a pin 1/01/2013 30 Mid-West hole leak. 3/01/2013 100L diesel spill during fuel transfer at rig site. 100 East Pilbara 8/01/2013 Oil leak onto compacted hardstand. 180 Pilbara Tri Ethylene Glycol (TEG)/water mixture spilt to bunded 16/01/2013 50 Mid-West area Container of 40% Glycol in potable water valve failure 18/01/2013 leaked to bund. Approximately 240 L of the liquid lost in 240 Mid-West the bund was Glycol. Oil spilt into bunded area whilst performing first fill of a 18/01/2013 Not reported Mid-west bulk oil tank. Approximately 40L of crude oil was spilt into the 18/01/2013 40 Kimberley bunded area. 205 litre drum punctured in fuel storage area, spilled 29/01/2013 205 Pilbara into containment bund only. Waste Water Treatment Plant effluent overflow due to 3/02/2013 150 Mid-west discharge pump to malfunction. 205L diesel drum pierced during delivery, oil contained 5/02/2013 205 Pilbara in containment bund. 6/02/2013 Truck spilled 100mm of oil to ground. 0.1 Pilbara Release of 4 litres hydraulic fluid. The spill occurred as 18/02/2013 4 Pilbara hydraulic fitting was not correctly tightened. Release of 0.2 L hydraulic fluid petroleum based. Faulty 24/02/2013 0.3 Pilbara fitting/hose. Oil stain noticed on blue metal at oil /water separator 2/04/2013 0.5 Mid-west tank. A hydrocarbon spill of approximately two litres due to a 7/04/2013 2 Pilbara hose failure. Refuelling failure resulted in overflow of diesel to ground. 8/04/2013 100 Pilbara Approximately 90% of the spilled material was retained within a hardstand bitumen area. 9/04/2013 Spill of drilling mud. Not reported Kimberley A hydrocarbon spill of approximately 0.5 L due to a 17/04/2013 0.5 Pilbara hose failure. 23/04/2013 Leaking hydraulic hose on Elevating Work Platform. 0.05 Mid-west 29/04/2013 Fuel spill at temporary generator 0.1 litre. 0.1 Mid-west 13/05/2013 Approximately 40L of oily water spilt on the ground. 40 Kimberley Less than 50 ml of biocide leaking onto and drying on 16/05/2013 0.05 Mid-west the bulky tank. Minor laundry wastewater spill of approximately 300L 31/05/2013 300 Pilbara occurred. Estimated that 30-50L of oil and water was leaked into 3/06/2013 50 Kimberley the tank bund area. A hydraulic oil spill was caused by a split in a hydraulic 17/06/2013 3 Pilbara hose 23/06/2013 Evidence of a small oil spill in the parking area. - 0.1 L. 0.1 Pilbara 24/06/2013 Crude oil left on the floor in the load out bay. 1 Mid-West Minor seepage from around internal valve gasket of 28/06/2013 0.15 Mid-West crude oil. 7/07/2013 Operator error causing 0.5 L diesel spill to the ground. 0.5 Pilbara Approximately 750 L of oily water was discharged onto 15/07/2013 750 Pilbara an area of approximately 2 m2. A small volume of oil had spilt to ground from loader 20/07/2013 1 Pilbara due to failed O-ring. - 1 L. Seal failure on pump causing a leak of 260 litres of 24/07/2013 260 Mid-West coolant fluid to bunded area. Leak from the section of flowline buried within a bund wall. Unplanned release of hydrocarbons. Estimated 25/07/2013 1415 Kimberley that approximately 1,400L of water and 15L of oil leaked into the bunded area. Approximately 1,400L of water and 15L of oil leaked 25/07/2013 15 Kimberley into the bunded area during operations. Release of approx. 2.2 bbl. of water-based drill fluid to 29/07/2013 350 Pilbara hardstand due to overflow of mud tank. 20 litre oil spill within concrete bunded area when hose 30/07/2013 20 Mid-west pulled off camlock fitting. Approximately 100 L of grey water overflowed from the 31/07/2013 100 Pilbara sites greywater tank. Eastern 4/08/2013 A small quantity of oil was lost to ground. 3 Goldfields 7/08/2013 Oil leak in front end loader. 1 Pilbara 16/08/2013 Transfer hose failure, hydrocarbon condensate leak. 40 Mid-west Balance tank at wastewater treatment plant 30/08/2013 overflowed, causing treated wastewater to spill to 350 Pilbara ground. -Approximately 350L. Diesel seeped past the concrete apron at the temporary 31/08/2013 10 Pilbara fuel farm. Waste water from an ablution holding tank overflowed Eastern 3/09/2013 15 to ground Goldfields 4/09/2013 Lube oil vented abnormally and discharged. 0.1 Mid-west Minor hydraulic oil leak from equipment, Less than 9/09/2013 0.5 Mid-west 0.5litres Eastern 12/09/2013 A small quantity of oil was lost to ground 0.5 Goldfields 24/09/2013 Treated wastewater spill to ground. 150 Pilbara 25/09/2013 A small hydraulic leak from machinery. 3 Kimberley Hydraulic hose burst on loader and a small quantity of Eastern 6/10/2013 5 oil was lost to ground ~ 5L Goldfields 15/10/2013 Release of 1L Diesel- Leak in fuel tank of vehicle. 1 Pilbara A series of small diesel spills (total quantity < 5 litres) 17/10/2013 occurred during works to decommission site 5 Pilbara generators. Irrigation Pump failed leading to effluent overflow & Eastern 3/11/2013 100 leakage ~ 100L Goldfields 6/11/2013 Spill to concrete whilst draining oil from low point drain. 0.1 Mid-west 10/11/2013 Less than 1L of hydrocarbon was spilt to ground. 1 Pilbara Less than 1L of battery acid was spilled to ground as 11/11/2013 1 Pilbara spent batteries were not being stored on bunding. Hose failure resulted in Hydraulic oil spill during 17/11/2013 10 South West operations. Diesel spill. 19/11/2013 0.9 Mid-west Loose fuel filter on portable compressor Hydraulic seal on a hose failed. Approximately 5-10L of 20/11/2013 10 Kimberley hydraulic oil was spilt. An estimated 30 litres of rainwater overflowed into 22/11/2013 the lease road. A slight oily sheen was observed on the 30 South West pooled rainwater. Approximately 50 L of diesel was spilled onto the 22/11/2013 50 South West bunded lease liner. 22/11/2013 Release of 1.64 Kilos Corrosion Inhibitor. 1.64 Kg Pilbara Spill of diesel to ground. 2/12/2013 2 Pilbara Less than 2 L was spilled within a 20 m2 area. Loss of containment of 80 L of liquid (type not 2/12/2013 80 Mid-west indicated) affecting 5 m2. Approximately 20 L of oil leak into well cellar and 3/12/2013 20 Kimberley ground. 4/12/2013 Spill of oil based mud in the bunded area. 50 South West Approximately 240L of drilling fluid spilled in bunded 8/12/2013 240 South West area. 10/12/2013 Found oil on ground where crane had been parked, <1L 1 Pilbara Diesel fuel overflowed whilst filling due to a faulty 12/12/2013 gauge resulting in spill of diesel to ground. 20 -30 L was 30 Pilbara spilled onto a 5 - 10 m2 sealed surface. Approximately 5 L of emulsifier had leaked into sea 18/12/2013 5 Kimberley container. Spill of diesel to ground. Less than 3 L was spilled within 22/12/2013 3 Pilbara a 5 m2 sealed surface. Approximately 10 L of oily foam was spilt within the 8/01/2014 10 Kimberley bunded area. Storage vessel failure loss of containment of 15L of 9/01/2014 15 Mid-west odorant compound. Failure of valve actuator resulting in oil. Less than 20 L 23/01/2014 20 Pilbara within an approximately 2 m2 area of blue metal gravel. Oil containment take has filled with water and spilled Eastern 29/01/2014 50 oily water out over the ground - <50L Goldfields Approximately 1 L of hydraulic oil leaked onto the 2/02/2014 1 Kimberley ground from the air compressor. Service truck was overfilled spilling approximately 10 L 7/02/2014 10 Kimberley of engine oil to the ground. Approximately 20 L of drilling mud spilt onto the 12/02/2014 20 Kimberley ground. An excavator leaked approximately 4 L of hydraulic oil 20/02/2014 4 Kimberley onto the ground. 4 L of hydraulic oil spilled to ground due to a hydraulic 3/03/2014 4 Pilbara hose failure on the Water Cart. 0.75 L of diesel was spilled to ground (outside bunding) 4/03/2014 0.75 Pilbara during refuelling of a light vehicle. Approximately 10-20L of crude oil was spilt into the 12/03/2014 20 Kimberley load out bund. Eastern 20/03/2014 Leaking oil from tank. 40 Goldfields 28/03/2014 Approximately 40 L of diesel was spilt into the bund. 40 Kimberley 31/03/2014 0.1 L hydraulic oil spilled to ground from an Excavator. 0.1 Pilbara 4/04/2014 Less than 2 L of oil leaked into a drip tray. 2 Kimberley Cuttings containers on lease found to be leaking 7/04/2014 residue from individual cuttings bags inside. 20 Pilbara Estimated 20 litres spilled (predominantly water). Tank overflowed spilling less than 20 L of oil into the 13/04/2014 20 Kimberley bund. Bucket of lube oil overflowed onto ground when 29/04/2014 20 Mid-west draining seal pot. Approximately 2 litres of crude oil spilled into the 3/05/2014 2 Mid-west bunded loading bay. A minor (100mL) hydraulic oil stain was discovered on 10/05/2014 0.1 Pilbara the ground near a water truck. Approximately 0.5 litres oil spilt, open drains tank 11/05/2014 0.5 Pilbara overflow. 14/05/2014 Approximately 5 L of crude oil was spilt to bunded area. 5 Kimberley 22/05/2014 20 -30 L crude oil spilled into the bunded area. 30 Mid-west 24/05/2014 0.2L spill of crude oil spilt to a bunded area. 0.2 Kimberley Spill of approximately 140 L of emulsifier spilt to a 25/05/2014 140 Kimberley bunded sea container. Approximately 10L of diesel was spilt to ground from a 27/05/2014 10 Pilbara cracked fuel tank on a tipper truck. Approximately 12L of torque fluid was sprayed on the 1/06/2014 12 Pilbara ground from a loader. Produced formation water leak from pinhole leak in 1/06/2014 Not reported Mid-west welded pipe. A hydraulic hose on an excavator leaked causing a 5/06/2014 0.5 Pilbara minor spill. A hose on a bobcat became loose resulting in ~5L Eastern 6/06/2014 5 hydraulic oil spilling on the ground. Goldfields Hydraulic hose leaked causing a minor spill 6/06/2014 1 Pilbara approximately 1L of oil was spilled onto a <1 m2 A malfunction on an excavator caused a minor spill of 7/06/2014 5 Pilbara approximately 5L of engine oil. Spray from the pump and sprinkler set up, used to aid the evaporation process on the large evaporation pond, 11/06/2014 50 Pilbara was blown outside of the confines of the pond wall and on to the adjacent ground by strong winds. 14/06/2014 Small spill of oil drops to ground. 0.01 Pilbara 16/06/2014 Minor spill from rock breaker hose couplings. 0.01 Pilbara Hose worn, spilling hydraulic oil onto the plant and 17/06/2014 15 Pilbara ground. 15L (2m2 of ground affected) Less than 500mL of hydraulic oil was spilt after a hose 18/06/2014 0.5 Pilbara coupling failed. Loss of produced formation water to the ground with 19/06/2014 300 Mid-west very little to no hydrocarbons present. Mud spill while liquids being transferred between two 22/06/2014 Not Reported Mid-West tanks 75m2 of ground affected. Approximately 100 L of treated waste water (ready for 22/06/2014 100 Pilbara discharge) was spilled. Approximately 50mL of hydraulic fluid was spilled to 26/06/2014 0.05 Pilbara the ground during mechanical repairs. Less than 1L of hydraulic oil was spilt to ground after a 27/06/2014 1 Pilbara hose failure on the loader. Hoses are plugged and bagged however during the 27/06/2014 rainfall event the bag filled with water and small drops 0.01 Pilbara started dripping to the ground (0.01L). Hose burst while operating the machine. Oil spilled to 27/06/2014 2 Pilbara ground (approximately 2L). Approximately 5 L (human) waste water was spilled 28/06/2014 5 Pilbara onto a <1 m2 area Operator error while refuelling approximately 10 L of 30/06/2014 10 Pilbara diesel spilled onto a <1 m2 area. During the operation of the evaporation pond sprinkler system, airborne mist drifted outside of the 1/07/2014 375 Pilbara evaporation pond boundary, and settled on surrounding land. Approximately 50L of hydraulic oil spilled to ground due 1/07/2014 50 Pilbara to mechanical failure. Mechanical fault causing small oil spill to ground 500mL 8/07/2014 0.5 Pilbara to soil. Mechanical failure causing hydraulic hose to dislodge 9/07/2014 5 Pilbara and spill a small amount of oil to ground 5L to soil. 1L diesel Spill: leaking from the fuel line of a light 15/07/2014 1 Kimberley vehicle. Approximately 0.25L of diesel was spilled to ground 16/07/2014 0.25 Pilbara from a loose fuel cap on a tipper truck. Approximately 0.5L of hydraulic fluid was spilled to 20/07/2014 0.5 Pilbara ground due to a failed O-ring. Heavy rainfall event resulted in catch sump on rig fuel 22/07/2014 Not reported Mid-west tank overflowing creating a small hydrocarbon spill. Approximately 1L of coolant was spilled to ground due 22/07/2014 1 Pilbara to a damaged hose. Mineral oil leaked from chains on trenching machine 6/08/2014 1 Pilbara onto ground, <1 L to soil. Hydraulic oil leak due to hose wear. Liquid Volume: 2L 27/08/2014 2 Pilbara (1m2 of ground affected) Diesel tank was over filled, causing spillage from a vent 31/08/2014 Not reported Gascoyne pipe into a bunded area. 1.5L Spill of diesel, perished fuel line on pressure 2/09/2014 1.5 Kimberley washer. Pin holed hose and released approximately 2-3 litres of 2/09/2014 3 Mid-west production fluids onto the gravel in the tank bund. 5/09/2014 1.5L Spill of diesel from missing fuel filter. 1.5 Kimberley 10/09/2014 30 L spill of diesel, mechanical failure of truck. 30 East Pilbara 205 litre drum of oil slipped, causing a 4cm tear and 11/09/2014 205 Pilbara emptying its contents. 15/09/2014 3L Hydraulic Oil Spill leaking hose on grader. 3 Kimberley 16/09/2014 Production formation water spilled to ground. 30 Mid-west Mechanical failure caused oil to spill to ground liquid 19/09/2014 1 Pilbara Volume: <1 L to soil. 2 1000 L bulk container of DustEx (non-hazardous 21/09/2014 material)were pierced due to operator error. Liquid 2000 Pilbara Volume: 2,000 L to soil. 25/09/2014 Diesel spill <1L due to damage to truck fuel tank. 1 East Pilbara A minor diesel spill occurred to ground within the 26/09/2014 1 Pilbara laydown area during refuelling. Wastewater spill from effluent storage tanks due to 2/10/2014 1000 Pilbara overflow Hydraulic oil spill top ground during repairs and 2/10/2014 1 East Pilbara maintenance. Hydraulic oil was spilled to ground due to a damaged 6/10/2014 1 Pilbara hydraulic hose on the roller. 6/10/2014 Re-fuelling failure, diesel fuel spilled to the ground 5 Kimberley Valve failure: 15 litres of crude has leaked onto the 9/10/2014 secondary bund floor and solidified. No loss of 15 Mid-West secondary containment has occurred. An amount of oil (estimated to be approximately 20 13/10/2014 20 South West litres) spilled to ground in bunded area. Loss of crude oil whilst flushing manifold with water, 14/10/2014 10 Mid-West approx. 5-10 L. 17/10/2014 Grey water spill to ground. 10 Pilbara A minor volume of hydraulic fluid was noticed leaking 17/10/2014 0.04 Pilbara to ground from the final drive seal. 21/10/2014 15L Diesel Spill due to leaking pipe. 15 Kimberley Diesel spilled from jerry can during water pump 25/10/2014 2 Pilbara refuelling 27/10/2014 20L Diesel Spill - During loading of Truck. 20 Kimberley Release of saline groundwater onto unvegetated clay 28/10/2014 pan when earthen bund wall collapsed Liquid Volume: 1000 Pilbara Approx. 1,000 L to approx. affecting 100 m2 soil. Grease spilled into well cellar when maintaining 4/11/2014 0.9 Mid-west Christmas tree valves. 29/11/2014 Hydraulic oil spilled from failed hose connection. 5 Pilbara Loss of containment of water and bentonite mix in 3/12/2014 unvegetated area (clay pan) 300 Pilbara Liquid Volume: 300 L to soil 40 litres of mixing water was spilled contacting the 3/12/2014 40 Pilbara hardstand. Mechanical failure causing hydraulic oil spill Liquid 8/12/2014 13 Pilbara Volume: 13 L to soil. Hydraulic hose failure caused hydraulic oil spill. Liquid 9/12/2014 2 Pilbara Volume: 2 L to soil. Damaged O-ring on air compressor resulting in 6L oil 18/12/2014 6 Pilbara spill to concrete slab. During refuelling of generator resulting in minor diesel 25/12/2014 spill to ground. 0.05 Pilbara Liquid Volume: 0.05L Pump connector failure. Approximately 30 L of 5/01/2015 30 Mid-West demulsifier leaked to the bund. Ruptured hose on bobcat caused hydraulic oil to spill to 7/01/2015 2 Pilbara soil Leaking of approximately 100ml of diesel fuel from the 9/01/2015 fuel cap to the ground as a result of heat expansion in 0.1 Pilbara the fuel tank. Refuelling incident led to overflow of diesel onto blue 16/01/2015 5 Pilbara metal gravel. Broken hydraulic fitting on excavator caused hydraulic 22/01/2015 50 Pilbara oil to spill to soil. Hydrocarbon-contaminated waste incorrectly disposed 27/01/2015 to general waste bin, causing hydrocarbons to spill to 2 Pilbara soil through skip bin fracture Hydraulic ram fitting failure, causing hydraulic oil to spill 29/01/2015 10 Pilbara to soil Hydraulic hose on digger ruptured, causing hydraulic oil 30/01/2015 2 Pilbara to spill to soil Hydraulic hose fitting became loose causing oil spill to 5/02/2015 1 Pilbara ground 7/02/2015 Spill of oil to bund area. 10 Kimberley Pipe failure leading to discharging excess liquid to blue 16/02/2015 1 Pilbara metal hard stand. Grader wheel hydraulic hose disengaged, causing 20/02/2015 5 Pilbara hydraulic oil to spill to ground Spill of produced water occurred during maintenance of 22/02/2015 4 Mid-west separator water dump line. Overfilled Diethyl amine storage tank. Liquid Volume: 2/03/2015 5 Pilbara <5 L over <4m2 Eastern 8/03/2015 Burst hydraulic hose on excavation equipment. 2 Goldfields Eastern 9/03/2015 Engine oil spilled from the sump onto the access track. 20 Goldfields Eastern 9/03/2015 Burst hydraulic hose on excavation equipment. 15 Goldfields Eastern 9/03/2015 Burst hydraulic hose on excavation equipment. 2 Goldfields 15/03/2015 Diesel spill to ground due to faulty fuel hose. 20 Mid-west 17/03/2015 Crude oil leak at loading facility. 9 Mid-West 17/03/2015 Leak of saline injection water. 20 Mid-West 22/03/2015 Crude oil leak at loading facility. 20 Mid-West Eastern 27/03/2015 Oil leak from heavy machinery. 5 Goldfields 4/04/2015 Leak from piping whilst filling with hot flushing water. 5 Mid-west Threaded bolt plug was removed from diesel storage tank by unknown persons without damage. The tank 4/04/2015 contents (estimated at 200 litres) had been emptied 200 Kimberley and approximately 10 litres of diesel was spilt to concrete base beneath the tank (not to ground). Eastern 9/04/2015 Burst hydraulic hose on excavation equipment. 2 Goldfields Approximately 45kgs of water based drilling mud 10/04/2015 45 Pilbara spilled. 12/04/2015 Leak from tank pump outlet fitting bush. 3 Mid-west Hydraulic pump broke a seal, pump lost approx. 500ml 15/04/2015 0.5 Mid-West hydraulic oil to ground. Produced formation water spilt during transfer from 15/04/2015 Not Reported Mid-West tanker. 40m2 of ground affected. Eastern 15/04/2015 Hydraulic oil leak from heavy machinery. 3 Goldfields Release of oil in NORMS storage yard. No soil or ground 15/04/2015 contamination from crude oil spills or leaks. No loss of Not reported Mid-west norms. While fuelling light vehicle, some fuel splashed from the Eastern 25/04/2015 Not reported light vehicle tank fuel point onto ground. Goldfields Eastern 26/04/2015 Release of hydraulic oil after changing attachment. 2 Goldfields Eastern 26/04/2015 Release of hydraulic oil from hose. 2 Goldfields 2/05/2015 Valve leaking oil. 4 Pilbara Coolant leak (diluted to a ratio of 10:1) Liquid Volume: 6/05/2015 50 Mid-west 50L. Hydraulic hose blew during operations spilling a minor 7/05/2015 2 Pilbara amount of hydraulic fluid to ground. Loss of containment of liquids. No loss of containment 14/05/2015 10 Mid-West of fuels, chemicals and hazardous materials. 15/05/2015 Minor oil leak under light vehicle observed. Not reported Pilbara 22/05/2015 Camp water pump failure. 50 Mid-west Chemical injection quill assembly was found leaking after start-up. 26/05/2015 1 Mid-West No loss of containment of fuels, chemicals and hazardous materials. Approx. 10L drilling mud spilt on ground during drilling 26/05/2015 10 Kimberley operations. 27/05/2015 Minor oil spill 0.05 Pilbara 29/05/2015 Spill of <1L hydraulic oil from faulty hose. 1 Kimberley Less than 5L of diesel was spilled to ground while 2/06/2015 5 Kimberley working on a water cart. 8/06/2015 Leak of production formation water. 5 Mid-West 8/06/2015 Hydraulic oil hose burst during well operations. 60 Mid-west Eastern 14/06/2015 Hydraulic oil leak from heavy machinery. 1 Goldfields 15/06/2015 Spill of <10L of crude oil. 10 Kimberley 16/06/2015 Leak of production formation water. 80 Mid-West Loss of containment of kerosene containing traces of 22/06/2015 0.5 Pilbara Odorant. A secondary seal vent has expelled oil onto the ground 27/06/2015 1 Pilbara (cement pad). Eastern 27/06/2015 Uncontrolled release of treated (grey) water. 200 Goldfields Eastern 29/06/2015 Hydraulic oil leak from heavy machinery. Not reported Goldfields Small overflow of oily water and an estimated staining 6/07/2015 of the blue metal surface covering by an estimated 0.5 1 Mid-west to 1.0 litres of oil. Eastern 7/07/2015 Oil leak from heavy machinery. 30 Goldfields Eastern 11/07/2015 Oil leak from heavy machinery. 40 Goldfields Drilling mud spilled to ground during drilling 17/07/2015 400 Kimberley operations. Spill of drilling fluid due to mechanical and operator 18/07/2015 4000 Kimberley error. 23/07/2015 1 bulk bag of salt spilt, cleaned up. Not reported Kimberley 31/07/2015 Valve regulator found to be leaking. 1 Perth Eastern 2/08/2015 Engine oil spill from Grader. 2 Goldfields Leak of diesel (20L) from generator due to operator 2/08/2015 20 Kimberley error during service. 3/08/2015 3L leak produced fluid under check valve. 3 Mid-west Hydrocarbon loss of containment during weather 7/08/2015 10 Mid-West event. Damaged IBC containing waste oil leaked onto the floor 9/08/2015 1 Pilbara of a 40ft sea container. The end of a hose was not connected or secured in a 9/08/2015 drip tray resulting in a minor discharge of oily 0.1 Pilbara wastewater to ground. Eastern 10/08/2015 Septic tank overflow spill. 20 Goldfields 12/08/2015 Treated condensate water was released to ground. 50 Pilbara During diesel refuelling operations the automatic shut- 13/08/2015 off valve on the nozzle failed, causing the fuel tank to 15 Pilbara overflow to ground. A compressor filter o ring failed causing diesel to 20/08/2015 release into the bund with a minor volume spilling to 1 Pilbara ground. A hose burst resulting in a spill of approx. 30 bbl. of 22/08/2015 6150 Pilbara water based mud to the hard stand. Eastern 23/08/2015 Loader hydraulic hose leak. 0.5 Goldfields 25/08/2015 Fuel tank overflow during fuelling activity. 5 Kimberley A hydraulic hose failed resulting in a minor release of 26/08/2015 5 Pilbara hydraulic oil to ground. 26/08/2015 Hydraulic spill from valve. 40 Mid-west 27/08/2015 Crude oil leak from tanker. 5 Kimberley 28/08/2015 Hydraulic oil spill from valve. 40 Mid-west 30/08/2015 Crude oil spill in load out bay. 20 Mid-west 1/09/2015 Leak from crude oil tanker trailer onto load-out bay 1 Mid-west Eastern 3/09/2015 Hydraulic oil spill. 5 Goldfields 9/09/2015 Leaking oil storage tanks. 40 Kimberley 12/09/2015 Leak of crude oil from load out bay. 1 Mid-west Approximately 1 litre of compressor drain sump liquid 16/09/2015 1 Mid-west was spilled. Loss of hydraulic oil via a fractured high pressure oil 17/09/2015 55 Kimberley hose. 55L of oil escaped to sandy soil. 18/09/2015 Oily water spill into a trench. 40 Mid-west Hydraulic hose failure, approximately 60 litres of 18/09/2015 hydraulic oil flowed from the hydraulic line to the 60 Kimberley plastic sheet surrounding well. 19/09/2015 Fuel leaking from truck. 5 Pilbara Grader suffered loss of hydraulic oil via a fractured 20/09/2015 12 Kimberley hose fitting. 30/09/2015 Hydrocarbon bin oil leak. 5 Pilbara Pump hydraulic hose ruptured releasing hydraulic fluid 4/10/2015 400 Kimberley which was contained within the cellar. 7/10/2015 Minor oil leak from perished fuel hose. 1 Pilbara 10/10/2015 Fitting was observed to have a slight methanol leak. 0.01 Mid-West 14/10/2015 25 L of crude oil spilt into bund. 25 Mid-West 14/10/2015 Produced formation water spill. 25 Mid-west 18/10/2015 Pin hole leak for produced formation water pipework. 20 Mid-west 22/10/2015 Pressure hose leak. 0 Mid-West Mechanical failure leading to leaking hydraulic fluid 22/10/2015 40 Kimberley contained in well cellar. Pressure hose leak during operation of high torque 22/10/2015 Not reported Mid-west equipment for an extended period. Hydraulic hose leak at fitting detected. No hydrocarbon 26/10/2015 20 Mid-west leak to ground. Leak repaired. 28/10/2015 Minor odorant leak into bunded area 0.05 Pilbara Small spillage of diesel noted near the water pump 28/10/2015 1 Mid-west generator unit. Generator is self-bunded. 30/10/2015 ~1L of coolant release onto skid and contacting ground. 1 Kimberley Mechanical failure leading to hydraulic oil spill during 30/10/2015 5 Kimberley drilling operations. ~0.5 litre oil spill: Three small hydraulic oil spills were 5/11/2015 0.5 Kimberley noticed on machinery during inspection. 10L Diesel Spill: Whilst transferring diesel from a mobile 6/11/2015 10 Kimberley fuel container to the fuel tanks of a prime mover. 10/11/2015 Biocide leak into bund container. 100 Mid-West The main hydraulic hose on bobcat failed causing a spill 10/11/2015 15 Kimberley of 15 litres of hydraulic oil. 13/11/2015 Crude oil leak into bund from faulty joint. 1 Mid-West 14/11/2015 Pipe leak due to hole in pipework. 10 Mid-West 14/11/2015 2 litre diesel spill from plant fuel tank leak. 2 Kimberley 15 litre hydraulic oil spill due to split in hose during 15/11/2015 15 Kimberley operations. 17/11/2015 Minor coolant spill to concrete pad. 0.05 Pilbara Hose fitting failure, 40-50 litre oil spill into the Liquid 23/11/2015 Waste Storage Area and onto the load-out bay, covering 50 Kimberley an area of about 5 square meters. 24/11/2015 4 litre hydraulic oil spill due to mechanical failure. 4 Kimberley 27/11/2015 Minor hydrocarbon spill to bitumen road. 2 Mid-west 27/11/2015 <20 litre diesel leak: Vehicle damage to fuel cooler. 20 Kimberley Operator error 60 litre oil spill to ground within a 28/11/2015 60 Kimberley bunded area. Oil Fill valve left open causing tanks overflow into bund 22/12/2015 1 Pilbara and splash onto adjacent blue metal gravel. 22/12/2015 Oil leak from actuator housing onto blue metal gravel. 1 Pilbara 23/12/2015 Produced formation water leak. 15 Mid-West 27/12/2015 Sample bucket oil spill in well cellar. 1 Kimberley 5/01/2016 Produced formation water leak. 20 Mid-West Hydraulic oil leak approximately 40 to 60 litres leaked 24/01/2016 60 Mid-west onto the drill pad hard stand 28/01/2016 Produced formation water leak (10L) to bund. 10 Mid-West 28/01/2016 Produced formation water leak (150L) to bund. 150 Mid-West 29/01/2016 Produced formation water leak (10L) to bund. 10 Mid-West Air compressor hose split causing oil leak - ~4L affecting 22/02/2016 4 Mid-west <1m2 of ground. Less than 1.5 litre of engine oil atomised and spayed 23/02/2016 through radiator onto the ground. 1.5 Mid-west Liquid Volume - 1.5L, affecting <1m2 of ground 2KG of grease released to ground from well head valve 1/03/2016 2 Mid-west whilst bleeding off pressure during. Discharge of evaporation pond water outside the lined 2/03/2016 100 Mid-west area. Chemical leak during transfer to storage vessel onto 14/03/2016 0.1 Pilbara blue metal hard stand. 20/03/2016 Excavator hydraulic hose leak. 0.5 Mid-west 28/03/2016 Minor diesel fuel leak from truck. 1 Pilbara Oil spillage from waste oil tank. Hydrocarbon waste to 6/04/2016 5 Pilbara compacted hardstand. 13/04/2016 Compressor oil leak to concrete pad. 2 Mid-west Produced water with condensate discharged into 18/04/2016 8000 Mid-west evaporation pond before processing. A hydraulic spill occurred leaking oil from faulty hose on 20/04/2016 4 Mid-west crane. Approximately 500ml liquid well completion brine 28/04/2016 0.5 Mid-west leaked to hard stand. 30/04/2016 Overflow of waste tank under the toilet block. 5 Perth 9/05/2016 A small quantity of hydro test water spilt to hard stand. 0.4 Mid-west 18/05/2016 Approximately 500ml hydro test water spilt to ground. 0.5 Mid-west Lube oil tank spill tray overflowed due to heavy rain and 23/05/2016 3 Gascoyne oily residue spilt onto the ground. 5/07/2016 Oil leak. 45 Pilbara Approximately 50ml of hydraulic oil was released to 11/08/2016 0.5 Pilbara ground from a Trenching Machine. Approximately 160ml of hydraulic oil was released to 12/08/2016 0.16 Pilbara ground from a Compactor. 25/09/2016 Engine oil spill on bitumen hard stand 1 Pilbara 20 litre oil container overflowed, spilling less than 25/09/2016 0.5 Pilbara 500mls of oil onto bitumen. Water pump water leak. 10 Litres of production water 3/10/2016 10 Mid-West to bund. Hydrocarbon waste bin leak causing approximately 1 4/10/2016 1 Pilbara litre of waste oil to leak onto ground. 1 L diesel spill at nominally empty diesel tank as a result 4/10/2016 1 Mid-west of third party attempt to access fuel. Drain plug incorrectly fitted to Veolia Hydrocarbon 4/10/2016 Waste bin causing approximately 1 litre of waste oil to 1 Pilbara leak onto ground. Pin hole leak on solvent container. 0.05 Litre of solvent 5/10/2016 0.05 Mid-West to bund container. 6/10/2016 Valve failure. 4 Litre of production water to bund. 4 Mid-West 13/10/2016 25 L crude oil to bund. 25 Mid-west 15/10/2016 Produced formation water to bund. 5 Mid-West 21/10/2016 20 L of fire fighting foam spilled in tank bund. 20 Mid-west Spill during transfer of oily water. 3.5 L oily water to 25/10/2016 4 Mid-West bund, 0.5 L oily water to ground. Approximately 800ml of hydraulic oil was released to 25/10/2016 0.8 Pilbara ground from a failed hydraulic hose. 28/10/2016 5 L hydrocarbon spill into bund. 5 Mid-west Valve failure, 500ml spill of hydraulic oil onto concrete 1/11/2016 1 Pilbara pad. 9/11/2016 Oil leak from pump fault. 1000 Mid-West Leaking valve. 1 L recovered crude oil to bunded load 9/11/2016 1 Mid-west out bay. 11/11/2016 Hydraulic hose burst and split 5 L of hydraulic fluid. 5 Mid-west 17/11/2016 2 L Produced Formation Water to bund. 2 Mid-west 22/11/2016 Produced formation water leak. 1 Mid-West 5/12/2016 Process water leak from pipework. 1 Mid-West Minor (<1L) diesel leak from Cement Truck found on 10/12/2016 1 Pilbara movement of truck. 15/12/2016 Produced formation water leak. 1 Mid-West Hydrocarbons found floating on sump water 16/12/2016 10 Pilbara approximately 5-10L 22/12/2016 Water leak on bypass line. 1000 Mid-West 22/12/2016 5L Oil Spill from Water Truck Hydraulic system. 5 Pilbara 31/12/2016 Oil leak on export tank line. 500 Mid-West Corrosion inhibitor leak from Bulky container to bund 10/01/2017 1 Mid-West container. Methanol leaking causing methanol to evaporate to air. 24/01/2017 0.9 Mid-west Approx. 900ml Approximately 320 litres of completion fluid with a 26/01/2017 small amount of oily residue overflowed onto bunded 320 Mid-west area. Condensate/pond water overflowed from pump trailer storage tank whilst skimming pond. Approx. 10-15 litres 2/02/2017 15 Mid-West of condensate/water were spilt onto the ground.

2/02/2017 Crude oil leak onto concrete bund. 2 Mid-West 2/02/2017 Hydraulic hose failed on 30t excavator. 2 Pilbara 4/02/2017 Produced formation water leak. 40 Mid-West 6/02/2017 20 L of oily stormwater released to bund. 20 Mid-West 7/02/2017 Produced formation water leak to bund. 0.5 Mid-West 20/02/2017 Produced formation water leak to bund. 10 Mid-West Hydraulic hose failure during works. 60 L hydraulic oil 28/02/2017 60 Mid-west over a ground surface area of 2 m2 1/03/2017 Rupture of 20 L container of oil. 20 Mid-west 100 mls of condensate diluted in 100 litres of water for 16/03/2017 100 Mid-west emergency response exercise spilled in compound. Oil release to the ground (road base) from stored 23/03/2017 5 Perth equipment. >5L affecting >2m² of ground. Machine system failure, lubrication oil spilt onto the 28/03/2017 5 Pilbara enclosure floor. No impact to ground. >5L Damp patch under light vehicle and observed a liquid 30/03/2017 1 Pilbara dripping from underside to the ground (Bitumen). >1 L Leak of 20L of non-hazardous defoamer to ground. 20L 2/04/2017 20 Pilbara liquid. Affecting <3m2 of ground. Biocide line outlet fitting fault. 5 L of biocide to bund 4/04/2017 5 Mid-West container. Oil spill by overfilling of tank <150L affecting <18m² of 9/04/2017 150 Mid-West ground. 13/04/2017 Weld Joint leak. 1 Litre of injection water to bund. 1 Mid-West 14/04/2017 <3L oil spill to ground from leaking hose connection. 3 Pilbara 20/04/2017 Spill of 0.5 Litre of oily water outside of bund. 0.5 Mid-West 28/04/2017 Diesel spill to bund. 4 Mid-West Mechanical seal on pump failed. 200ml of produced 11/05/2017 0.2 Mid-West water and TEG (Triethylene-glycol) to bund. 24/05/2017 Mud overflow and spill from well during cement job. Not reported Mid-west 31/05/2017 Loader hydraulic oil spill 30L. 30 Mid-west 12/06/2017 Diesel tank over flowed spilling < 5 litres of diesel. 5 Pilbara 26/06/2017 Vehicle incident caused diesel spill on road. 3 Pilbara

Reportable Spills Incidents for Onshore Petroleum Activities in WA

1 July 2012 to present

Liquid Volumes Incident Date Description Region (Litres)

Diesel fuel leak in the diesel generator North Perth 06/10/2012 1,000 set fuel hose. Basin

A tank receiving macerated sewage North Perth 10/01/2013 overflowed spilling 2000-3000L of 3,000 Basin sewage to ground.

Volume: 200-300L water and <5L 20/01/2013 400 Canning Basin condensate.

Unapproved reverse osmosis Unable to Carnarvon Basin 13/02/2013 discharged onsite (leach drains and determine (Onshore) onto compressor station hardstand). volume

Spill of estimated clean water approximately 2000 to 3000 litres. North Perth 02/04/2013 Suspected hydrocarbon (oil) 1 Basin contamination approximately 0.5 to 1 litre.

13/05/2013 ~100L of oil spilled around well head. 100 Canning Basin

Release of ~400L of cuttings mixed 16/01/2014 with rainwater and fluids to outside of 400 Canning Basin designated cuttings storage area.

~40 litres of oil was estimated to have 18/01/2014 40 Canning Basin been released to cuttings sump.

Spill of sem-7 demulsifier 150L container stored in shipping container 30/03/2014 but not bunded (on wooden pallet). 70 Canning Basin 70L lost to ground and 30L spilt into sea container.

100 barrels of drilling mud spill to the North Perth 04/09/2014 well pad. No spill outside of well pad 16,000 Basin was reported.

North Perth 19/08/2015 Drilling fluid overflow occurred while 480 stopping the main mud pump 480 L Basin water base drilling fluid, affecting area of 25m2

Water Based Mud mixed with aquifer 19/10/2015 water spilled outside of well pad area 300,000 Canning Basin >450m3.

Up to 1 bbl of drilling fluid released to North Perth 19/10/2015 160 the well pad due to a blocked pipe. Basin

20 x spilt bags of barite on well pad 11/01/2016 95 Canning Basin from a dropped pallet during transfer.

Transport tanker spill estimated to be 14/01/2016 8,300 Canning Basin approximately 8300L.

2067L crude released into HDPE 12/02/2016 2,067 Canning Basin cuttings sump.

Produced fluids (produced water and a North Perth 24/02/2016 trace amount of condensate) spill to 305 Basin the ground.

Minor odorant leak (not spill) from Carnarvon Basin 07/11/2016 35 dosing system o-ring. (Onshore)

Chemical Failure on a high generator North Perth 09/04/2017 fuel line resulted in approximately 2,500 Basin 2500L diesel spill.

Oily water overflow from storm water Unable to North Perth 18/08/2017 and produced formation water storage determine Basin tank in facility. volume

Pipeline Incident management team activated integrity North Perth 29/11/2017 due to an integrity concern on water concern - no Basin injection equipment. spill

Appendix 11

Chemicals used for Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation in Western Australia

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Review of chemicals used for hydraulic fracture stimulation in Western Australia

Hydraulic Fracturing Evaluations Available Listed Compound CAS Number Notes on AICS TGS 15 Warro 3 Warro 4 Warro Senecio 2 Senecio Helios 1H Corybas 1 Corybas Yulleroo 2 Yulleroo Warro 5 & 6 & 5 Warro Arrowsmith 2 Arrowsmith Whicher Range 5 Range Whicher Woodada Deep 1 Deep Woodada NICNAS US EPA Notes

Chlorine oxide 10049-04-4 y Tier 1 assessment completed Cinnamaldehyde 104-55-2 y y y Tier II evaluation available Propargyl alcohol 107-19-7 y No assessments available Ethylene Glycol (1,2-ethanediol) 107-21-1 y y Tier II evaluation available Methyl isobutyl carbinol 108-11-2 y Tier II evaluation available Priority existing chemical (PEC) Glutaraldehyde (pentanedial) 111-30-8 y y y evaluation available Xanthanum Gum 11138-66-2 y y Tier 1 assessment done Low concern to human health - NICNAS Diethylene Glycol 111-46-6 y y y Tier II evaluation available Priority existing chemical (PEC) Ethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether 111-76-2 y evaluation available Silica Gel 112926-00-8 y Tier 1 assessment done Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate 12008-41-2 y y y y Tier II evaluation available Potassium Oxide 12136-45-7 y y No assessments available Corundum 1302-74-5 y Not considered to be of concern for domestic use where dust controls are Mullite 1302-93-8 y implemented, of low concern to the environment Assessed for commercial use at low Calcium Oxide 1305-78-8 y y concentrations Iron Oxide 1309-37-1 y Tier 1 assessment done Magnesium oxide 1309-48-4 y Tier 1 assessment done Potassium Hydroxide 1310-58-3 y y Tier II evaluation available Sodium Hydroxide 1310-73-2 y y y y y Tier II evaluation available Sintered bauxite 1318-16-7 y Ulexite 1319-33-1 y y y Tier II evaluation available Considered to be of low concern to Iron Oxide* 1332-37-2 y y human health L-Ascorbic acid, monosodium salt 134-03-2 y y No assessments available Assessed for cosmetic use, low concern Aluminium Oxide* 1344-28-1 y y y to environment Titanium dioxide 13463-67-7 y Tier II evaluation available Complex Polyamine salt 138879-94-4 y Scadium46 Oxide 13967-63-0 y y USEPA has evaluated scandium oxide Sodium bicarbonate 144-55-8 y y y Tier 1 assessment done Low concern to human health - NICNAS

Review of chemicals used for hydraulic fracture stimulation in Western Australia

Hydraulic Fracturing Evaluations Available Listed Compound CAS Number Notes on AICS TGS 15 Warro 3 Warro 4 Warro Senecio 2 Senecio Helios 1H Corybas 1 Corybas Yulleroo 2 Yulleroo Warro 5 & 6 & 5 Warro Arrowsmith 2 Arrowsmith Whicher Range 5 Range Whicher 1 Deep Woodada NICNAS US EPA Notes

Crystalline silica, cristobalite 14464-46-1 y Tier II evaluation available USEPA evaluated antimony trioxide Antimony124 Oxide 14683-10-4 y y (antimony oxide is synonym) Iridium 192 Oxide 14694-69-0 y y USEPA evaluated iridium oxide Quartz 14808-60-7 y y y y y y y y y Tier II evaluation available Chloromethylnaphthalene 15619-48-4 y y y y No assessments available quinoline quaternary amine 2,4 Difluorobenzoic Acid, Sodium 1765-08-8 y y Salt Perfluoromethylcyclopentane 1805-22-7 y y Pine Oil 2228-95-7 y y y CAS No 8002-09-3 is listed Considered to be of low concern to Polyacrylamide 25085-02-3 y y y y human health for cosmetic use 4- Trifluoromethylbenzoic Acid, 25832-58-0 y y Sodium Salt Same chemical name, CAS no 28214-57-5 2-Propenoic acid, homopolymer, 2594-38-3 y y y has been assessed and determined to be ammonium salt of low concern for domestic uses Sodium Polyacrylate 2594-41-5 y y y Polyoxyethylene-polyoxypropylene 2594-62-8 y y y Block Copolymer A range of imidazoline compounds are Imidazoline 28299-33-4 y y listed, not this CAS no 2-Trifluoromethylbenzoic Acid, 2966-44-1 y y Sodium Salt Perfluorodimethylcyclobutane 2994-71-0 y y Perfluorodecalin 306-94-5 y y Perfluoroethylcyclohexane 335-21-7 y y NICNAS required to be Ethoxylated C11 Alcohol 34398-01-1 y notified/contacted prior to introduction/use of this chemical Assessed for cosmetic use, low concern Dipropylene glycol methyl ether 34590-94-8 y y to environment Perfluormethylcyclohexane 355-02-2 y y Acid Red 1 3734-67-6 y No assessments available Guar Gum Derivative 39421-75-5 y No assessments available i-Perfluoropropylcyclohexane 423-02-9 y y 2-Fluorobenzoic Acid Sodium Salt 490-97-1 y y

Review of chemicals used for hydraulic fracture stimulation in Western Australia

Hydraulic Fracturing Evaluations Available Listed Compound CAS Number Notes on AICS TGS 15 Warro 3 Warro 4 Warro Senecio 2 Senecio Helios 1H Corybas 1 Corybas Yulleroo 2 Yulleroo Warro 5 & 6 & 5 Warro Arrowsmith 2 Arrowsmith Whicher Range 5 Range Whicher 1 Deep Woodada NICNAS US EPA Notes

Sodium Carbonate 497-19-8 y y Tier II evaluation available 3- Fluorobenzoic Acid Sodium Salt 499-57-0 y y 4- Fluorobenzoic Acid Sodium Salt 499-90-1 y y Titanium oxide has been listed and USEPA has evaluated titanium dioxide Titanium Oxide* 51745-87-0 y y assessed with Tier II assessment under (titanium oxide is synonym) CAS 13463-67-7 CI 45350 (acid yellow) 518-47-8 y Tier II evaluation available 2,5 Difluorobenzoic Acid, Sodium 522651-42-9 y y Salt 3,4 Difluorobenzoic Acid, Sodium 522651-44-1 y y Salt 2,4,5 Trifluorobenzoic Acid, Sodium 522651-48-5 y y Salt 2-Bromo-2-nitro-1,3-propanediol 52-51-7 y y y y y Tier II evaluation available Determined to be of low concern to Alkyl Alcohol (1,2,3-propanetriol) 56-81-5 y y y y Low concern to human health - NICNAS human health for cosmetic use Potassium Carbonate 584-08-7 y y Tier II evaluation available 2-Mercaptoethyl Alcohol 60-24-2 y y y No assessments available Coco dimethylaminopropyl betaine 61789-40-0 y Tier II evaluation available Fatty Acid Tall Oil Blend 61790-12-3 y y Tier 1 assessment done Castor Oil 61791-12-6 y y y No assessments available Amines, Coco Alkyl, Ethoxylated 61791-14-8 y No assessments available Amines, Coco Alkyl, Ethoxylated 61791-26-2 y No assessments available 2,6 Difluorobenzoic Acid, Sodium 6185-28-0 y y Salt Assessed for cosmetic use, low concern 1,6-Hexanediol 629-11-8 y y to environment Magnesium Silicate 63800-37-3 y No assessments available Sodium erythorbate 6381-77-7 y y y No assessments available Low concern to human health - NICNAS Alcohol 64-17-5 y Tier II evaluation available Formic Acid 64-18-6 y y y Tier II evaluation available Acetic acid 64-19-7 y y y y Tier II evaluation available Aromatic hydrocarbon mixture 64741-67-9 y Tier II evaluation available Distillates, Hydrotreated Light 64742-47-8 y y y Tier II evaluation available NICNAS has evaluated alkanes C12-26 as Alkenes C>10 64743-02-8 y No assessments available branched and linear Acid Violet 12 6625-46-3 y y No assessments available

Review of chemicals used for hydraulic fracture stimulation in Western Australia

Hydraulic Fracturing Evaluations Available Listed Compound CAS Number Notes on AICS TGS 15 Warro 3 Warro 4 Warro Senecio 2 Senecio Helios 1H Corybas 1 Corybas Yulleroo 2 Yulleroo Warro 5 & 6 & 5 Warro Arrowsmith 2 Arrowsmith Whicher Range 5 Range Whicher 1 Deep Woodada NICNAS US EPA Notes

Ceramic Proppants 66404-68-4 y Tier 1 assessment done Assessed for cosmetic use, low concern Choline Chloride 67-48-1 y y to environment Methanol 67-56-1 y y y y y y y y y Tier II evaluation available Isopropanol (2-propanol) 67-63-0 y y y y y y y y y y Tier II evaluation available 2,3,4,5-Tetrafluorobenzoic Acid, 67852-79-3 y y Sodium Salt Tier II evaluation available - listed on the Diesel fuel 68334-30-5 y High Volume Industrial Chemicals List Naphthenic Acid Ethoxylated 68410-62-8 y No assessments available Naphthalenesulfonic acid bis(1- methylethyl) compound with 68425-61-6 y No assessments available cyclohexanamine Thiourea polymer 68527-49-1 y Thiourea (different CAS No) is listed Alcohol C12-C16 Ethoxylated 68551-12-2 y Tier II evaluation available Partially neutralized polycarboxylic Considered to be of low concern to 68715-83-3 y y y acid polymer human health N-Benzyl-Alkylpyridinium Chloride 68909-18-2 y y y No assessments available Ethoxylated alcohols, C14-15 branched Ethoxylated alcohols C14-15 68951-67-7 y an linear (CAS 120944-68-5) is listed Quaternary ammonium compounds, bis(hydrogenated 68953-58-2 y y Assessed for domestic use tallow alkyl)dimethyl, salts with bentonite Terpene hydrocarbon by-products 68956-56-9 y y No assessments available 3- Trifluoromethylbenzoic Acid, 69226-41-1 y y Sodium Salt Tar Bases, Quinoline Derivatives, 72480-70-7 y y y Benzyl Chloride-Quat Tracer beads Antimony 7440-36-0 y y No assessments available Considered to be of low concern to human health for cosmetic use, of low Potassium Chloride 7447-40-7 y y y Low concern to human health - NICNAS concern to environment provided ANZECC met Tetramethyl ammonium chloride 75-57-0 y No assessments available Amorphous silica* 7631-86-9 y y y Tier II evaluation available Sodium bisulfite 7631-90-5 y y y Tier II evaluation available Hydrochloric Acid 7647-01-0 y y y y y y y Tier II evaluation available

Review of chemicals used for hydraulic fracture stimulation in Western Australia

Hydraulic Fracturing Evaluations Available Listed Compound CAS Number Notes on AICS TGS 15 Warro 3 Warro 4 Warro Senecio 2 Senecio Helios 1H Corybas 1 Corybas Yulleroo 2 Yulleroo Warro 5 & 6 & 5 Warro Arrowsmith 2 Arrowsmith Whicher Range 5 Range Whicher 1 Deep Woodada NICNAS US EPA Notes Considered to be of low concern to human health for cosmetic use, of low Sodium Chloride 7647-14-5 y y y y y y y y Low concern to human health - NICNAS concern to environment provided ANZECC met Sulfuric acid 7664-93-9 y Tier II evaluation available Sodium Hypochlorite 7681-52-9 y y Tier II evaluation available Sodium Iodide 7681-82-5 y Tier 1 assessment done Ammonium Phosphate 7722-76-1 y Tier 1 assessment done Potassium Persulfate 7727-21-1 y y y Tier II evaluation available Nitrogen 7727-37-9 y Tier 1 assessment done Low concern to human health - NICNAS Ammonium Persulphate 7727-54-0 y y y Tier II evaluation available Considered of low concern to human Water 7732-18-5 y y y y Low concern to human health - NICNAS health Considered to be of low concern to human health for cosmetic use, of low sodium sulphate 7757-82-6 y y Low concern to human health - NICNAS concern to environment provided ANZECC met Considered to be of low concern to human health for cosmetic use, of low sodium sulphite 7757-83-7 y y y concern to environment provided ANZECC met Chlorous Acid, Sodium Salt 7758-19-2 y y y y Tier II evaluation available Assessed for cosmetic use, of low sodium thiosulphate 7772-98-7 y y y y concern to environment provided ANZECC met Priority existing chemical (PEC) Sodium Persulfate 7775-27-1 y y y evaluation available Assessed for cosmetic use, low concern Ammonium Sulphate 7783-20-2 y y y y y y to environment provided ANZECC criteria Low concern to human health - NICNAS met Citric Acid 77-92-9 y y y y y Tier II evaluation available Low concern to human health - NICNAS Ammonium bisulfate 7803-63-6 y No assessments available Orange, sweet, extract 8028-48-6 y No assessments available Tributyl tetradecyl phosphonium 81741-28-8 y y y y No assessments available chloride Considered to be of low concern to Guar Gum 9000-30-0 y y y y y y Low concern to human health - NICNAS human health Polyacrylate 9003-04-7 y y y y y y Tier 1 assessment done Oxylated alkylphenols 9014-93-1 y Tier II evaluation available

Review of chemicals used for hydraulic fracture stimulation in Western Australia

Hydraulic Fracturing Evaluations Available Listed Compound CAS Number Notes on AICS TGS 15 Warro 3 Warro 4 Warro Senecio 2 Senecio Helios 1H Corybas 1 Corybas Yulleroo 2 Yulleroo Warro 5 & 6 & 5 Warro Arrowsmith 2 Arrowsmith Whicher Range 5 Range Whicher 1 Deep Woodada NICNAS US EPA Notes

Polyoxyethylene nonylphenol ether 9016-45-9 y y Tier II evaluation available Alkanes / Alkenes 90622-53-0 y Naphthalene 91-20-3 y Tier II evaluation available Acid Red 27 915-67-3 y No assessments available 2-Ethoxy-naphthalene 93-18-5 y y y No assessments available Some other citrus extracts are listed, not Citrus, extract 94266-47-4 y this CAS number Acrylate Polymer NA y Aldehyde NA y y y y Alkyl ortho phosphate ester NA y Alkylated quarternary chloride NA y y y Borate Salts NA y y y y EDTA Copper Chelate NA y y Ether Compound NA y Ethoxylated fatty acid amide NA y MSDS for product states it contains no FR-48 NA y y hazardous chemicals, but there is no data for what is in the product Inner salt of alkyl amines NA y y Metal salt complex NA y product contains fluorocarbon surfactants and silicones, could be any of Oxylated alcohol NA y the alcohol ethoxylates which are more high risk Tracer beads Iridium NA y y Tracer beads Scandium NA y y Tracer CFT-1000 NA y Tracer CFT-1100 NA y Tracer CFT-1200 NA y

NA - not available as listed as proprietary or trade secret on publically available MSDS sheets for the products these chemicals are listed within *Ingredient in contingency product

Appendix12

Laboratory results of fluid from the Asgard 1 and Valhalla North 1 flowback pond pre and post flowback

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Fracking Inquiry Report_Appendices.indd 14 29/08/2018 12:01:39 PM This page has been intentionally left blank Table 1: Laboratory results of fluid from the Asgard 1 flowback pond pre and post flowback and onsite management levels derived from ANZECC (2000) and NHMRC & MRMMC (2011). Source: Buru energy.

Constituents Of Onsite Asgard 1 Pond Asgard 1 Pond Potential Units Management pre flowback post flowback Concern (COPC) Levels (Fluid)

Arsenic mg/L 0.5^ <0.02 <0.02

Barium mg/L 2∞ 3.8 20

Chloride mg/L 30,000 570 16,000

Boron mg/L 0.88 9.4

Cadmium mg/L <0.001 <0.002

Chromium VI mg/L 0.05∞ <0.02 <0.02

Copper mg/L 1^ <0.005 <0.02

Lead mg/L 0.1^ <0.02 <0.02

Manganese mg/L 0.2 0.15

Nickel mg/L 1^ 0.018 <0.02

Selenium mg/L <0.05 <0.02

Zinc mg/L 0.12 <0.1

Mercury mg/L <0.0001 <0.0001

^Stock water: Australian and New Zealand guidelines for fresh and marine water quality (ANZECC 2000)

∞Health Values: Australian Drinking Water Guidelines Version 3.1 (NHMRC and NRMMC 2011)

Table 2: Laboratory results of fluid from the Valhalla North 1 flowback pond pre and post flowback and onsite management levels derived from ANZECC (2000) and NHMRC & MRMMC (2011). Source: Buru energy

Constituents Of Onsite Valhalla North Valhalla North Potential Units Management 1 Pond pre 1 Pond post Concern (COPC) Levels (Fluid) flowback flowback

Arsenic mg/L 0.5^ <0.02 <0.02

Barium mg/L 2∞ 0.054 12

Chloride mg/L 30,000 400 17,000

Boron mg/L 0.43 14

Cadmium mg/L <0.001 <0.002

Chromium VI mg/L 0.05∞ <0.005 <0.02

Copper mg/L 1^ <0.005 <0.02

Lead mg/L 0.1^ <0.02 <0.02

Manganese mg/L 0.01 0.51

Nickel mg/L 1^ 0.006 <0.02

Selenium mg/L <0.05 <0.02

Zinc mg/L 0.01 <0.1

Mercury mg/L <0.0001 <0.0001

^Stock water: Australian and New Zealand guidelines for fresh and marine water quality (ANZECC 2000)

∞Health Values: Australian Drinking Water Guidelines Version 3.1 (NHMRC and NRMMC 2011)

Appendix13

Radiological results of flowback fluid from the Asgard 1 and Valhalla North 1 wells and flowback ponds

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Radionuclides Metals Sample Uranium Series Thorium Series Number Date Unit Uranium- Lead- Thorium- Thorium- Radium-226 Radium-228 Unit Uranium Thorium 238 210 232 228

Valhalla North 1 9/9/15 Bq/L 0.14 ±0.01 1.38 ±0.2 <0.57 <0.005 1.55 ±0.26 <0.16 mg/L 0.011 ±0.001 <0.001 #8

Valhalla North 1 26/11/15 Bq/L <0.02 1.37 ±0.13 <0.75 <0.005 1.44 ±0.15 <0.12 mg/L <0.001 <0.001 #118

Valhalla North 1 13/12/15 Bq/L <0.02 0.257 ±0.07 <1.1 <0.005 0.31 ±0.13 <0.17 mg/L <0.001 <0.001 #136

Asgard 1 31/8/15 Bq/L 0.02 ±0.01 0.80 ±0.10 <0.54 <0.005 0.79 ±0.15 <0.11 mg/L 0.002 ±0.001 <0.001 #5

Asgard 1 30/11/15 Bq/L <0.02 3.44 ±0.29 <1.4 <0.005 4.5 ±0.4 <0.23 mg/L <0.001 <0.001 #122

Asgard 1 2/1/16 Bq/L <0.02 3.76 ±0.29 <0.29 <0.005 5.18 ±0.39 <0.053 mg/L <0.001 <0.001 #160 Asgard 1 Flowback 25/2/16 Bq/L 0.01 ±0.01 1.113 ±0.093 <0.22 <0.005 1.35 ±0.12 <0.034 mg/L 0.001 ±0.001 <0.001 Pond

Valhalla North 1 28/1/16 Bq/L <0.02 1.046 ±0.085 <0.14 <0.005 1.32 ±0.11 <0.025 mg/L <0.001 <0.001 Flowback Pond

Appendix14

Best practice for Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation

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Fracking Inquiry Report_Appendices.indd 16 29/08/2018 12:01:39 PM This page has been intentionally left blank With regards to best practices around Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation (HFS), the American Petroleum Institute (API) has the following publications for leading and best practice in relation to HFS. API is the worldwide leading standards setting body for the oil and natural gas industry. Accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), API has issued nearly 700 consensus standards governing all segments of the oil and gas industry. As follows:

• Overview of API standards (full text) • ANSI/API RP 100-1, Hydraulic Fracturing—Well Integrity and Fracture Containment (full text) • ANSI/API RP 100-2, Managing Environmental Aspects Associated with Exploration and Production Operations Including Hydraulic Fracturing (full text) • ANSI/API Bulletin 100-3, Community Engagement Guidelines (full text) • API Standard 65 Part 2, Isolating Potential Flow Zones During Well Construction (full text) • API RP 51R, Environmental Protection for Onshore Oil and Gas Production Operations and Leases (full text)

Below is a list of technical standards and practices for onshore oil and gas activities that would also be applicable to wells that may undergo HFS.

• API Spec 4F, Drilling and Well Servicing Structures • API RP 4G, Recommended Practice for Use and Procedures for Inspection, Maintenance, and Repair of Drilling Well Service Structures • API RP 5A3, Recommended Practice on Thread Compounds for Casing, Tubing, and Line Pipe • API RP 5A5, Field Inspection of New Casing, Tubing, and Plain-end Drill Pipe • API Spec 5B, Specification for Threading, Gauging, and Thread Inspection of Casing, Tubing, and Line Pipe Threads • API RP 5B1, Gauging and Inspection of Casing, Tubing, and Line Pipe Threads • API RP 5C1, Recommended Practice for Case and Use of Casing and Tubing • API TR 5C3, Technical Report on Equations and Calculations for Casing, Tubing, and Line Pipe Used as Casing or Tubing; and Performance Properties Tables for Casing and Tubing • API RP 5C5, Recommended Practice on Procedures for Testing Casing and Tubing Connections • API RP 5C6, Welding Connections to Pipe • API Spec 5CT, Specification for Casing and Tubing • API Spec 6A, Specification for Wellhead and Christmas Tree Equipment • API Spec 7B-11C, Specification for Internal Combustion Reciprocating Engines for Oil-Field Service • API RP 7C-11F, Recommended Practice for Installation, Maintenance, and Operation of Internal-Combustion Engines • API Spec 10A, Specification for Cements and Materials for Well Cementing • API RP 10B-2, Recommended Practice for Testing Well Cements • API RP 10B-3, Recommended Practice on Testing of Deepwater Well Cement Formulations • API RP 10B-4, Recommended Practice on Preparation and Testing of Foams and Cement Slurries at Atmospheric Pressure • API RP 10B-5, Recommended Practice on Determination of Shrinkage and Expansion of Well Cement Formulations at Atmospheric Pressure • API RP 10B-6, Recommended Practice on Determining the Static Gel Strength of Cement Formulations • API Spec 10D, Specification for Bow Spring Casing Centralizers • API RP 10D-2, Recommended Practice for Centralizer Placement and Stop Collar Testing • API RP 10F, Recommended Practice for Performance Testing of Cementing Float Equipment • API TR 10TR1, Cement Sheath Evaluation • API TR 10TR2, Shrinkage and Expansion in Oilwell Cements • API TR 10TR3, Temperatures for API Cement Operating Thickening Time Tests • API TR 10TR4, Technical Report on Considerations Regarding Selection of Centralizers for Primary Cementing Operations • API TR 10TR5, Technical Report on Methods for Testing of Solid and Rigid Centralizers • API RP 11ER, Recommended Practice for Guarding of Pumping Units • API Bulletin 11K, Data Sheet for Design of Air Exchange Coolers • API Spec 11N, Specification for Lease Automatic Custody Transfer (LACT) Equipment • API Spec 12B, Specification for Bolted Tanks for Storage of Production Liquids • API Spec 12D, Specification for Field Welded Tanks for Storage of Production Liquids • API Spec 12F, Specification for Shop Welded Tanks for Storage of Production Liquids • API Spec 12J, Specification for Oil and Gas Separators • API Spec 12K, Specification for Indirect Type Oilfield Heaters • API Spec 12L, Specification for Vertical and Horizontal Emulsion Treaters • API RP 12N, Recommended Practice for the Operation, Maintenance, and Testing of Flame Arresters • API Spec 12P, Specification for Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Tanks • API RP 12R1, Recommended Practice for Setting, Maintenance, Inspection, Operation, and Repair of Tanks in Production Service • API Spec 13A, Specification for Drilling Fluid Materials • API RP 13B-1, Recommended Practice for Field Testing Water-based Drilling Fluids • API RP 13B-2, Recommended Practice for Field Testing Oil-based Drilling Fluids • API RP 13C, Recommended Practice on Drilling Fluid Processing Systems Evaluation • API RP-13D, Recommended Practice on the Rheology and Hydraulics of Oil-well Drilling Fluids • API RP 13I, Recommended Practice for Laboratory Testing Drilling Fluids • API RP 13J, Testing of Heavy Brines • API RP 13M, Recommended Practice for the Measurement of Viscous Properties of Completion Fluids • API RP 13M-4, Recommended Practice for Measuring Simulation and Gravel- pack Fluid Leakoff Under Static • API RP 19B, Evaluation of Well Perforators • API RP 19C, Recommended Practice for Measurement of Properties of Proppants Used in Hydraulic Fracturing and Gravel-packing Operations • API RP 19D, Recommended Practice for Measuring the Long-term Conductivity of Proppants • API RP 49, Recommended Practice for Drilling and Well Servicing Operations Involving Hydrogen Sulfide • API RP 53, Recommended Practices for Blowout Prevention Equipment Systems for Drilling Operations • API RP 54, Occupational Safety for Oil and Gas Well Drilling and Servicing Operations • API RP 55, Recommended Practices for Oil and Gas Producing and Gas Processing Operations Involving Hydrogen Sulfide • API RP 65, Cementing Shallow Water Flow Zones in Deep Water Wells • API RP 67, Recommended Practice for Oilfield Explosives Study • API RP 74, Occupational Safety for Oil and Gas Well Drilling and Servicing Operations • API RP 75L, Guidance Document for the Development of a Safety and Environmental Management System for Onshore Oil and Natural Gas Production Operation and Associated Activities • API RP 76, Contractor Safety Management for Oil and Gas Drilling and Production Operations • API RP 90, Annular Casing Pressure Management for Offshore Wells • API RP 2350, Overfill Protection for Storage Tanks in Petroleum Facilities • API Publication 4663, Remediation of Salt-Affected Soils at Oil and Gas Production Facilities • API Bulletin E2, Bulletin on Management of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Waste Materials (NORM) in Oil and Gas Production • API Bulletin E3, Environmental Guidance Document: Well Abandonment and Inactive Well Practices for U.S. Exploration and Production Operations • API Environmental Guidance Document E5, Waste Management in Exploration and Production Operations • API Guidelines for Commercial Exploration and Production Waste Management Facilities

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