Facing a Conflict of Interest during a Pipeline Incident? How to Prioritize? When a pipeline incident occurs, it is important to prioritize wisely to ensure the needs of all stakeholders are taken into account. To do this: Assess the impact – identify who is most affected and focus on the critical aspects. Ensure transparency – timely updates help manage expectations and maintain trust. Comply with regulations – follow industry standards and legislation to avoid additional risks. How do you manage conflicts of interest in crisis situations? Share your experience.

When you have an accident in a pipeline as a leak for a lick yo need to do the following. 1.- stop the leak! Close the well and recollection station to prevent more impact. 2.- Analyze the situation to determine the impact of the leak in EHS terms. 3.- communicate to corporative the situation, to view the following steps: Temporal reparation Definitive reparation Clean the ecological impact The priority will be always the safety os the personnel overall and the ecological impact

I prioritize stakeholder needs by first assessing the impact of the incident on safety, the environment, and operations. Safety comes first, ensuring all individuals are protected. Next, I evaluate environmental risks to minimize damage. I engage stakeholders through transparent communication, understanding their concerns and objectives. Using a data-driven approach, I align decisions with regulatory requirements and long-term sustainability goals. Collaborative problem-solving helps find balanced solutions that address immediate needs while maintaining trust and accountability among all parties involved.

Just like the incident of a pipeline rupture along the Obagi Oilfield RoW, the best way to prioritize stakeholders needs is not by being in loggerheads with the community or intimidating them but rather carrying out an impact assessment to know to what extent the spillage has impacted the Environment, soil, and water bodies, and evaluate the safety of people in the area, this cannot be done without the people having a one-on-one dialogue with the operator, that's why I'm saying community engagement is necessary for a safe operation of this pipelines