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When establishing offshore wind as a new industry, it is important to build up a good EHS culture from the start.
The SAFE strike is costing more than NOK 500 million per week. As of today, more than 400 employees have furloughed, including workers in companies that are not party to the strike.
On Saturday morning, 27 June at 07:00, a lockout involving approximately 1,000 SAFE members covered by the Oil Service Agreement will be implemented. Going forward, the industrial dispute will
The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association reached agreement three and a half hours past the deadline on an offshore pay settlement with the Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry
SAFE’s strike is having a severe and highly unbalanced impact on our members companies. SAFE’s characterisation of the agreement as a “dumping agreement” does not reflect the realities of wage levels
To prevent the spread of infection, maintain capacity in the health service and ensure that production in the offshore industry is maintained, the Directorate of Health has decided that medical
The Norwegian Union of Industry and Energy Workers (Industry Energy) has received a pay offer on a par with industrial employees – the “lead sector” – despite the conditions prevailing in the oil
OPERATORS CO-OPERATIVE EMERGENCY SERVICES (OCES) The Operators Co-operative Emergency Services (OCES) is the organisational framework under which oil and gas companies operating in the waters of the
Reducing well control incidents and a focus on well integrity are significant for reducing the risk of major accidents, lost production and higher costs on the NCS.