ADN.  "Our goal is zero harm to the environment. Zero harm to people. Safety is ingrained in every ounce of the business that we do," said David Lawrence (NGP Photo-r), Shell’s executive vice president of exploration and commercial development.  Shell expects employees to intervene if they even suspect something is going wrong, executives said. No gain is worth rushing a project at the expense of safety, they say.  "I’m not paid enough to take those risks. I won’t take those risks. I won’t let people who work for me take those risks," said Pete Slaiby (NGP Photo-l), Shell’s vice president for Alaska. Like many of the company’s executives, Slaiby has spent his whole career with Shell in spots all around the world.  The company has a long history of competent work in the Gulf of Mexico, and will tap into the same expertise for Alaska, executives said.  Read more: http://www.adn.com/2011/12/03/2201550/shell-gambles-billions-in-arctic.html#ixzz1fbn7OCt2