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Investment on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) will continue to decline in 2016 and 2017. Work currently under way in the companies will of itself reduce capital spending by cutting costs in
The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association accepts both oil companies and supplier firms as members. According to the association’s by-laws, oil companies must be licensees in one or more production licenc
Dropped objects project – background and purpose Objective Reverse the negative trend for dropped objects. The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association’s goal is to reduce such incidents by 50 per cent from
Objects dropped from a height have the potential to cause harm to both people and equipment, and such incidents are a significant cause of personal injuries on Norway’s offshore installations.
Black swans – an enhanced perspective on risk “Black swans” are often employed as a metaphor for a rare and extreme event which might nevertheless happen. In the risk discipline, this is used to
This incident focuses on the importance of the selection of well design and the need to be ready for the unexpected. Are you ready for the unexpected?
The dropped objects project team has drawn up an action plan – based on suggestions from workers, both offshore and on land – for reducing such incidents in the petroleum industry even further.
To prevent objects from dropping is of great importance in regards to personal safety issues offshore. This training program gives a complete training package in regards to how one can prevent