Safety Information
December 1, 2020 - Cold Safety
The seasons have changed and the pandemic is raging. Staying on top of the latest updates from the operator, from QIS, local authorities, the CDC, ensuring you’re versed in the most important social distancing and quarantine guidelines, following daily contractor updates (and learning where toilet paper is still available) are, of course, important. But what happens when your focus on the pandemic becomes overwhelming and you can’t concentrate on work anymore? Changing your focus to work issues can be normalizing and can provide fulfillment in tumultuous times. Nothing is more important than your safety.
Fatigued Driving in the Oil and Gas Industry
For oil and gas workers, fatigue caused by a combination of long work hours and lengthy commutes can contribute to motor vehicle crashes – the leading cause of death in the industry – a new fact sheet from NIOSH states.
Protect Your Hands - Four Basics - Safety Training Video - Avoid Hand Injuries
Protect Your Hands - Four Basics - Safety Training Video - Avoid Hand Injuries
Protecting Employees from Severe Weather Threats
We’ve just experienced an outbreak of severe weather here in Oklahoma when an unseasonable August tornado tore through midtown Tulsa early Sunday