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12.01.18 Drift Sharing to be better

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.

12.01.18 Drift FPSO CIDADE DE SAO MATEUS

Petrobras regretfully announced that an explosion took place aboard FPSO Cidade de São Mateus, February 11th 2015, at approximately 12:50 pm. The FPSO was operated by BW Offshore and was chartered by

12.01.18 Drift Helicopter safety

Here you will find information about the helicopter safety work done by Norwegian Oil and Gas and member companies, in additon to information about risk in the offshore idustry.

12.01.18 Drift International activities

The Deepwater Horizon accident has attracted great attention worldwide, and led to a number of initiatives by the industry and the authorities.

12.01.18 Drift Sharing to be better #15, Well control incident during completion operations

The incident highlights a situation with influx through failed cement in shoetrack during completion operations.

12.01.18 Drift Enhanced risk assessment and management

Enhanced risk assessment and management A work group established by Norwegian Oil and Gas has reviewed current practice for risk analyses in order to identify improvement areas.  The purpose has been

12.01.18 Drift Other major incidents

Other major incidents Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) Investigations Deepwater Horizon/Macondo FPSO CIDADE DE SAO MATEUS

12.01.18 Drift | HMS Dropped objects project – background and purpose

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

12.01.18 Drift | HMS Dropped objects

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.

12.01.18 HMS Black swans – an enhanced perspective on risk

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