Submitted by Editorial staff on 22nd November 2017
22nd November 2017
According to OSHA, hydrogen sulfide (H2S) is one of the leading causes of workplace deaths related to gas inhalation, with 60 recorded exposure-related fatalities between 2001 and 2010. High concentrations of H2S can kill in a single breath, but detection of this silent killer is often difficult due to its lack of odor and visibility.
Submitted by Editorial staff on 20th November 2017
20th November 2017
Leading air quality monitoring specialist, Duvas Technologies, will explore the latest developments in benzene detection at this month’s Petroleum, Refining, Environmental Monitoring Technologies Conference (PEFTEC) 2017.
Submitted by Editorial staff on 20th November 2017
20th November 2017
In an age of technology-driven communication and internet-based learning, Hydra-Slide Ltd. Is taking training back to first principles, offering hands-on instruction on every piece of equipment they design and manufacture.
International SOS and Control Risks have launched Travel Risk Map 2016 to help oil and gas companies better understand the risks in the markets where they operate and travel.
Submitted by Editorial staff on 16th September 2015
16th September 2015
The recently implemented EU Offshore Safety Directive is now mandatory and requires identification of major environmental incidents (MEIs) and the associated safety and environmental critical elements (SECEs).
Norwegian offshore player Egersund Group recently set a new oil spill recovery record when its newly developed MOS Sweeper system managed to recover 96.4 percent of oil released in a North Sea exercise.
How the recent introduction of the innovative UNI900 UHF RFID reader/writer for ecom’s i.roc Ci70-Ex handheld computer (PDA) enables new levels of safety and productivity in potentially hazardous locations.
