Processes and policies that apply to all Opet Oil suppliers!  GPre-Qualification

Opet  Canada Petroleum completes pre-qualification to verify and confirm suppliers’ ability to meet applicable requirements. Pre-qualification criteria are cross-functional, covering aspects such as health, safety & environment (HSE), quality, technical competence and corporate responsibility. Suppliers must meet applicable pre-qualification criteria for the potential scope of services to be added to Opet  Canada Petroleum’s Approved Suppliers List.

ISNetworld 

Opet  Canada Petroleum uses ISNetworld, an online data management service, to complete HSE and quality pre-qualification. ISNetworld is also used to monitor suppliers’ ongoing HSE work performance. Applicable suppliers performing work for Opet  Canada Petroleum are required to subscribe to ISNetworld.

Performance Monitoring 

Opet  Canada Petroleum will monitor and assess contractor performance against key performance indicators including safety, environment, health, quality, cost, schedule and technical compliance over the life of the contractual relationship.

Mandatory Training 

Opet  Canada Petroleum requires all contractors performing work at Husky locations to complete a site-specific safety orientation before starting work. This orientation, as well as a validation check of required certifications, helps ensure basic safety knowledge for all persons working at Opet  Canada Petroleum locations.

Depending on the specific scope of work and hazards identified, other requirements, including training, may apply and will be communicated at time of award. 

All contractors are required to be familiar with Husky’s Alcohol & Drug (A&D) Policy and Life-Saving Rules (LSRs). 

Opet  Canada Petroleum requires all contractors to have an Alcohol & Drug Policy that meets or exceeds Husky’s Alcohol & Drug Policy. If you have questions, contact the Opet  Canada Petroleum representative listed in your agreement or email vendor.relations@Opet Petroleum.co

Opet  Canada Petroleum has adopted the International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (IOGP) nine Life-Saving Rules across all its operations. The simplified set of Life-Saving Rules provides industry workers with specific actions to protect themselves and colleagues from fatalities or serious injuries. All contractors must have Life-Saving Rules training before working on a Opet  Canada Petroleum site. For more information, contact Odunlami Adeogun.