Choosing the right confined space equipment can be the difference between life and death

Published on: 31/05/2022

Confined spaces present workers with numerous opportunities for injury and even death. From 2011 to 2018, 1,030 occupational workers died from injuries that involved a confined space. There are many different types of confined spaces such as manholes, water wells, maintenance tunnels, silos and more. Each confined space setting requires different tools. This is why …

Confined SpacesBy basinadminTraining 12022

The latest protocols and systems for lone worker monitoring in 2022

Published on: 28/05/2022

A lone worker carries out tasks separate from other employees and works outside the confines of close supervision. Because no one watches over them, lone workers are more prone to dangers or risks. Lone workers who work in heavy industries like oil and gas are especially more prone to harm. Such workers must encounter dangerous …

By basinadminMonitoring2022

Does your oilfield meet the EPA’s environmental compliance standards?

Published on: 27/05/2022

The Environmental Protection Agency was founded in 1970 in response to a heightened concern about the negative effects of pollution. Since then, the oil industry has made great strides in its efforts to reduce the environmental impact of the drilling, refining and transportation processes of petroleum. The standards of compliance set forth by the EPA …

Environmental ComplianceBy basinadmin2022

What is lone worker protection?

Published on: 25/05/2022

Any worker who performs their duties without the presence of a supervisor or other employees nearby can be classified as a lone worker. Whether they are monitoring a construction site, performing maintenance in a remote location or traveling away from the office to meet a client, many industries rely on their lone workers to get …

Lone WorkerBy basinadminTraining 42022