Safety

BP extends multi-million-pound vessel contract with Vroon Offshore Services

Submitted by Editorial staff on 28th February 2020

28th February 2020

Vroon Offshore Services (VOS) Ltd has secured a three-year contract extension with BP, worth around £30million

New multi-billion agreements for safety and automation systems

Submitted by Anonymous on 17th December 2019

17th December 2019

A new compensation format will help improve efficiency as Equinor awards new framework agreements for safety and automation systems with five suppliers.

Offshore energy can do more for worker long-term health

Submitted by Editorial staff on 18th October 2019

18th October 2019

By Damian Lenihan, Executive Director, Europe at Aetna International

Verotec helps keep North Sea oil platform safe

Submitted by Editorial staff on 25th July 2019

25th July 2019

Fire and gas detection systems are vital to give advanced warning of life safety and facility protection threats in hazardous areas.

Transfer of knowledge & diversification - oil and gas, and whisky - what are the similarities?

Submitted by Editorial staff on 3rd July 2019

03rd July 2019

What do oil and gas operations have in common with whisky?! Not a lot you might think, but one Atkins process safety team in Glasgow discovered a connection right under their nose.

Drilling Systems provides simulation systems for Nabors’ new training centre in Kazakhstan

Submitted by Editorial staff on 2nd July 2019

02nd July 2019

Drilling Systems, part of the 3T Energy Group, was selected to provide its very latest DrillSIM drilling simulators to Nabors, one of the world’s largest onshore drilling contractors, for use at Nabors’ new state-of-the-art training centre in Kazakhstan.

Microseismic achieves 2 million man hours without lost time

Submitted by Editorial staff on 17th April 2019

17th April 2019

Demonstrating once again that safety is a priority for its clients and employees, MicroSeismic, Inc. (MicroSeismic) announced today two significant safety milestones - achievement of 2 million man hours without a lost time incident (LTI) and a 0.0 total recordable incident rate (TRIR) for 2017 and 2018.

Anti-piracy company reports 300% growth

Submitted by Editorial staff on 20th March 2019

20th March 2019

An Edinburgh-based anti-piracy equipment developer has seen growth of 300% year-on-year since its founding in 2016.

Software specialist fueled for further growth

Submitted by Mark Venables on 14th March 2019

14th March 2019

Councillor Graeme Miller, leader of Sunderland City Council, Mark Boyle, Technical Director at Fari Consulting and Martin Lawson, director at Fari Consulting.

A software business that counts some of the world’s largest oil and gas companies among its clients, is set for further growth with a relocation to Sunderland.