... correct component briefing retrieved accident petroleum engineer instruction Incidents can sometimes lead to accidents. Accidents are evidence that a particular risk was not managed correctly. Behind the individual, there was a process, procedure, equipment/tool, and management. Many...

...? Studies has revealed that dynamic risk management techniques could have stopped the above and many other preventable disasters in history. There is a growing concern that offshore and onshore oil and gas industries should increase focus on reducing the risk of major accidents and near misses ( DNV...

... Abstract Majority of the accidents while drilling have a number of premonitory symptoms notable during continuous drilling support. Experts can usually recognize such symptoms, however, we are not aware of any system that can do this job automatically. We have developed a Machine learning...

... the interaction of operators with all these offshore complex systems is critical, because the loss of control of these systems can cause serious accidents, resulting in injuries to workers, environmental damage, loss of production and geopolitical crises. Accidents in the oil and gas offshore installations...

...-productive time (NPT) when actions are taken to solve an issue or accident. For example, drilling tools can sometimes become stuck as a result of miscalculations and limited understanding about the subsurface. In this case, the NPT includes the fishing (or rescue) of the tool, as well as other minor...

... At the moment the oil and gas industry is facing the biggest challenge in terms of accidental oil spills in the recent years accidents like The Oil Spill accident in the Gulf of Mexico has made us to think once again about the presence and relevance of such regulations. Amongst the various...

..., absenteeism, accidents, errors, injuries, and fatalities; fatigue has also been associated with some of the most notorious modern catastrophes such as the Exxon Valdez oil spill. Shift workers are exposed to sleep disturbance as an inherent condition of work. When considering that the jobs of shift workers...

... Abstract The contribution of Human Factors, in complex commercial and contractual environments like the oil and gas industry, is fully-fledged and admitted. With the understanding that there were cascading failures due to human errors, the root cause analysis of accidents reveals that many...

... major accidents in numerous safety-critical industries. Due to the safety-critical environment of industries, such as oil and gas, fatigue can lead to catastrophic consequences when symptoms begin to affect works' decision-making capabilities. Implementing a Fatigue Risk Management System can help...

... an accident as the occurrence of a sequence of events that produces unintended injury, death or property damage. When looking deep into the accidental reasons, as shown in Fig. 2 , usually three factors stand out: Workers operate equipment hardware and often get insufficient feedback from hardware...

... to handle crisis management and in meeting the appropriate standards of care for the health and welfare of the workers and as well as their social and business responsibilities. The petroleum industry has been keen to exercise and mandate zero tolerance in oilfield accidents. Major operators, most large...

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... enterprise. Still according to this author, the intensity of an accident may be measured through quantifying the resulting losses and damages. From this standpoint, administering businesses in today's world, taking risk aspects into consideration, requires perceiving and identifying how accidental events...

... confident that Operational safety issues are: Thoroughly investigated 58. After an Operational safety incident, accident, or near miss, management is more concerned with correcting the hazard than assigning blame or issuing discipline. 15. My management puts a high priority on Operational safety...

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... Abstract This paper describes the development of, and challenges in the implementation of accident response training schemes and their results both for employees and students. Key issues relating compatibility with a Middle Eastern environment are discussed. It is not believed emergency...

.... Incorporation of new technologies, development of better personnel protective equipment, improvement of procedures and workforce training/qualification are concrete examples of these efforts. Specific management tools have also been applied in the search of an accident free environment, and are mentioned...

... dollars on lost work-day cases is difficult, but the Archives of Internal Medicine reported that the total cost of work-related accidents, injuries and deaths exceed $171 billion dollars a year 2 . While accident rates have decreased since 1997, costs of accidents have risen substantially. The Chief...

... of accidents resulting in personal injuries and records of incidents. The engineering adopted for the development of the data bank employed the concepts recommended in the ISO-9000 series Quality rules, with reference to a wider application of the definition of "non conformity". The criteria set forth...