The Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority has published its statistics on the number of personal injuries on fixed and mobile facilities with figures updated for 2014. Links: Injuries per million man-hours distributed according to function - fixed facilities Injuries per million…
The Arctic Offshore Regulators Forum (AORF), a new cooperative forum with members from the safety agencies of the USA, Canada, Russia, Iceland, Greenland, Finland, Sweden and Norway, aims to help raise the safety levels of petroleum activities in the Arctic.…
The PSA’s investigation of the incident on Scarabeo 8 during February 2015, when a man fell overboard, is now completed. Several regulatory breaches were identified. A man fell overboard from the mobile drilling unit Scarabeo 8 at about 04.00 on…
The PSA has decided to initiate an investigation following a fire involving the generation of fumes on the production vessel Petrojarl Knarr FPSO in the Knarr Field in the North Sea on 24 March. The incident on the Petrojarl Knarr…
PSA Chief Insists No Compromise On Safety Oil price decline which began last year and has continued into 2015 has put a new face on the petroleum industry, with its features marked by worry and demands for cost reductions. “We’ve…
The Petroleum Safety Authority Norway (PSA) has decided to initiate an investigation of the hydrocarbon leak that took place on the Oseberg A facility on 17 June 2013. The hydrocarbon leak occurred just after 07.00 hours on Monday, 17 June,…
The English version of the RNNP 2012 summary report is now available. Figures from the report on trends in risk level in the petroleum activity show good progress in many areas, but also give grounds for concern. The industry needs…
