• Safety Organization: Establishes a clear structure and responsibilities for safety management.
• Employee Participation: Encourages active involvement of employees in safety-related activities.
• Process Safety Information: Ensures availability and accessibility of accurate and up-to-date information about processes and hazards.
• Process Hazard Analysis: Identifies and assesses potential hazards associated with processes.
• Operating Procedures: Provides clear and concise instructions for safe operation of processes.
• Training: Ensures employees are adequately trained on safety procedures and potential hazards.
• Contractors: Establishes procedures for managing safety of contractors working on-site.
• Pre-startup Safety Review: Conducts thorough reviews before starting new or modified processes.
• Mechanical Integrity: Ensures proper maintenance and inspection of equipment to prevent failures.
• Work Permit: Implements a system for controlling hazardous work activities.
• Management of Change: Provides procedures for managing changes to processes, equipment, or procedures to prevent hazards.
• Incident Investigation and Analysis: Establishes a system for investigating incidents and analyzing root causes to prevent recurrence.
• Emergency Planning and Response: Develops and maintains plans for responding to emergencies.
• Compliance Audit: Regularly audits safety management system to ensure compliance with standards.
• Occupational Health: Addresses health hazards in the workplace.
• Off the job Safety: Promotes safety awareness and practices outside of work.
• Customers and Products: Considers safety aspects related to products and their use by customers.
• Road Transportation: Addresses safety considerations for transportation of products.
• Trade Secret: Protects confidential information related to safety procedures.

The OISD GDN 206 emphasizes a holistic approach to safety, ensuring that all aspects of plant and facility operations are considered when developing and implementing safety practices to minimize risks and prevent incidents. It also highlights the importance of adhering to prevailing statutory requirements and other relevant OISD standards.