Safety in Oil Industry in Petroleum
Health and safety is an important part of any industry, but particularly so in the offshore sector, which is classed as a major hazards industry.
Reducing the number of dangerous occurrences, injuries and hydrocarbon releases remains a top priority and is a key focus of the industry’s absolute commitment to continually improving process safety standards. No other industry puts more effort into improving its safety performance through leadership, communication and co-operation.
Transparent reporting of safety performance and learning from accidents and incidents is achieved through information sharing at many industry safety forums. The industry recognises the importance of joined-up working and engages the workforce and trade unions through offshore safety committees and onshore networks.
- Risk Assessment
- Education, Training and Professionalism
- Barrier Guard for Drawworks Drum at Oil Drilling Sites
- Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout)
- High Pressure Lines and Equipment
- Ergonomics and Musculoskeletal Disorders
- Permit-Required Confined Space Entry
- Walking and Working Surfaces and Fall Protection
- Potential Flammability Hazard
- Oil Well Derrick Stability
- Work-Related Roadway Crashes
- Planning and Prevention
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