A rational-targeted model for the development of an integrated safety and security system at oil and gas enterprises in Russia

Abstract

The article presents an analysis of existing approaches to ensuring integrated security at industrial enterprises. This research is focused on the use of an interdisciplinary approach in its provision at the enterprises of oil and gas sector (OGS) in Russia. In the article, the author presents a methodology developed for Russian oil and gas enterprises in the form of a comparative model and a flexible approach in the form of an existing and developing integrated security system to reduce various types of damage. The aim of the study is to solve the scientific problem of developing an integrated security system at the enterprises of the Russian oil and gas sector. The presented results of the study prove the feasibility of using the results of the assessment of the state of integrated security for the enterprises. Thus, the important problem in terms of rationally-targeted allocation of resources that can be used to eliminate exactly those procedures that have high impact of damage from accidents and fires, is solved. The monitoring results are presented in the form of using a new rational-target model for the development of Russian oil and gas companies. This model allows in practice solving the problem of reducing damage from accidents and fires in the integrated safety system of these enterprises.