Worker killed in turbine blade incident at Australia’s largest wind farm
A worker has been killed in an incident during construction at Australia's largest onshore wind farm in the state of Victoria.
A worker has been killed in an incident during construction at Australia's largest onshore wind farm in the state of Victoria.
North Sea safety organisation Step Change in Safety has released a report based on the results of its largest ever industry survey.
Aberdeenshire firm Pier Solutions could see a "substantial increase" in revenue and turnover after forming a partnership with hydrogen technology firm H2scan.
BP (LON:BP) will roll out the Crew Hawk wireless safety monitoring tool on two of its North Sea assets after a successful trial on its Clair Ridge platform.
The concrete floor of a rig on Türkiye Petrolleri's Yalçın field has collapsed, leading to the death of a worker and two others being hospitalised.
For decades, health and safety has rightfully remained at the top of companies’ agendas, ensuring the protection of employees, the environment, and the quality of operations.
UK standards in health and safety underpin what makes North Sea goods and services attractive in other regions.
Raymond Winton was working for EFAB Limited at the time of the incident, guiding and loading a "shiplift structure", suspended from a crane, onto a flatbed lorry.
A north-east safety and training firm has released a report into confined space working and how workers should be educated in the subject.
Step Change in Safety is set to launch its Process Safety Workforce Survey during an Aberdeen event.
The team behind a fitness company targeting the unique challenges faced by offshore workers has released a new app after a wave of interest in their programme.
Offshore medevacs are meanwhile at their highest level in five years.
With smart technology taking over many aspects of day-to-day lives, including phones, watches, doorbells and even kettles, the oil and gas industry is following suit.
Offshore medical evacs and the “invisible cost” of onshore staff absences can be reduced by healthy lifestyles.
Offshore leaders are working to address health and safety risks as North Sea workers’ weight continues to grow.
Footage of a thrill-seeker BASE jumping from an onshore wind turbine has triggered a debate about safety online.
When we looked at the statistics from our clinical system in 2020 – pre-pandemic – we noted that the average size of offshore workers had increased from 75kg in 1975 to 95kg in 2020.
Safety should always be at the forefront of not just the energy industry but every sector, however, some say the reporting last week's fatal fire on a Pemex rig in Mexico highlights a profits-over-people mentality.
An Aberdeen trial has heard how “safety and cost” were weighed up on a BP (LON: BP) platform where a man died.
For most, the mention of the name Piper Alpha conjures thoughts of the North Sea’s darkest moment, a disaster that took place 35 years ago, however, for Ian Cukrowski, he remembers the first steady job he had in the energy sector.
At ASCO, safety excellence is one of our fundamental obsessions. It’s an integral part of our company culture, and we strive to embed it in every aspect of our operations.
G+, the health and safety organisation for the offshore wind sector, recorded that incidents in the sector were down in the UK during 2022, however, nearly 350 were reported.
A trade union boss is encouraging Valaris to be upfront about the circumstances that led to a worker going missing from a North Sea rig.
North Sea operators are being warned they are running a “terrible risk” not dealing with offshore maintenance backlogs.
Numerous tributes have been paid by industry figures to Jim Trodden, best known as the “unmistakably recognisable voice” of Step Change in Safety.