What are the Safety Road Blocks for Oil and Gas?
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The safety roadblocks in oil and gas.
One oil and gas worker is killed on average every three days. Seven times higher on the job fatality rate than the rate for all US industries.
Fatal incidents by type: transportation, fire and explosion, falls, slips, trips, harmful substances/environments, and contact with objects/equipment.
The root causes of danger. Lack of training. 62% of safety managers are somewhat or not satisfied with the frequency of safety education/training.
How often do front-line employees bump-test gas detection devices? 28.3% Don’t know. 28% Once a week. 8.7% Twice a month. 6.5% At their discretion. 4.3% Never.
The communication gap. 70+% of front line employees and managers agree that incidents are learning opportunities. 43% of safety managers were only sometimes or rarely informed when an imminent threat to employee’s life occurred. 56.5% of front line employees were sometimes, rarely, or never told.