Det kan se ut som du har skrudd av JavaScript i nettleseren din. Vi har prøvd å tilpasse siden for bruk uten JavaScript, men det vil dessverre resultere i noe redusert funksjonalitet
Trends in risk level The annual RNNP-reports, see here. RNNP: Risk level in Norwegian petroleum activity.
The incident highlights a situation with total mud loss followed by kick from a semisubmersible drilling unit in “karstified carbonates”. Karst: “An area of irregular limestone in which erosion has
This incident highlights the importance of following procedures, attention to details and the quality control of calculations performed on the rig.
This incident highlights the importance of taking time to properly assess changing well conditions and to consider fully the consequences before acting.
The incident highlights the importance of specific focus on volume control when experiencing a “drilling break”.
This incident highlights the importance of following procedures, attention to detail and quality control of calculations performed on the rig
Learn more about what seabed minerals are, and why it is important that Norway investigates opportunities for exploiting these resources.
When establishing offshore wind as a new industry, it is important to build up a good EHS culture from the start.
The first of a series of case histories on well incidents has now been circulated to all installations. This incident highlights the need to be focused on the well at all times, even when there are
International petroleum operations International Oil and Gas Producers Association (IOGP) Stepchange in Safety (UK) Oil and Gas UK IMCA – The International Marine Contractors The International