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Working at an offshore oilfield is dangerous, even under the best conditions. Oil drilling companies have to therefore focus on the safety of workers. There’s been an increase in the safety-first mindset across organizations in this industry, after the shocking number of fatalities  linked to Canada’s oil industry. Here are some ways to prevent accidents and injuries on an offshore oil rig: Mandatory orientation No matter how experienced an oil industry worker is, every new member on the team should be given a mandatory orientation before beginning the job. An orientation  is your chance to ensure they align with the company’s operational policies, expectations, worksite rules, protocols etc. Regularly organize training and monitor workers An orientation shouldn’t be the first and last time a worker receives training. Due to the complex nature of the job and constant advancement in the industry, employees must be regularly trained. Training on machinery use and safety procedures are vi

Over the last 20 years, offshore oil rigs in North America have dwindled in number, while onshore rigs have seen a massive surge . Land rigs can be set up in just a few short days, and in most cases, multiple holes can be drilled with minimal maneuvering. These rigs require less investment because they don’t need helicopter transportation, additional living supplies, or housing. Specific process instrumentation equipment has made onshore rigging operations even more viable. These devices allow rigging crews to monitor and control processes with minimal human intervention. Let’s take a look at the most widely used process instrumentation equipment on land rigs. 1. Type F Standpipe Pressure Gauges Type F standpipe gauges have internal dampening systems that prevent gauge fluctuation and minimize wear on internal parts. Given the harsh operating conditions of land rigs, pressure gauges are often subject to vigorous vibrations and extreme temperatures. To prevent premature wear, these robu

The reliability and accuracy of devices and process instruments that are designed to control, monitor, and supervise industrial processes is essential. Whether it’s routine maintenance, emergency repairs, or scheduled replacements, you need a reliable team of experts to ensure that your instruments are in proper working order. Qualified instrument technicians have the necessary tools and training to carry out proper testing and calibration. Reliable technicians will help you: ·  Ensure that your instrumentation is working optimally and in accordance with relevant standards ·  Minimize disruption caused by inspection ·  Adequately address any instrument-related issues ·  Reduce downtime caused by control failures If you’re looking for an instrumentation repair solution, here are some characteristics you should be looking for in a qualified provider. 1. Years of Experience The first you want to find is how much experience the company has with repair and maintenance services. If the compa