There was an oilfield fire in Howard County, Texas on January 15, 2024. According to reports, there was a fire at a facility on Old Colorado Highway. It is believed a heater treater trailer released oil and gas which ignited. No injuries have been reported. ...
There was an oilfield explosion in Burleson County, Texas on January 14, 2024. According to reports, there was an explosion at an oil pad on Tuesday morning. It is believed the explosion occurred as a result of a fiber-glass tank located near the non-operational...
Static electricity is an often underestimated danger in oilfield operations, yet it poses a significant risk to worker safety and the environment. Oilfield sites are high-energy environments where flammable materials and heavy machinery interact, creating conditions...
The oil and gas industry is a cornerstone of the Texas economy, providing jobs and resources essential to modern life. However, oilfields are among the most dangerous workplaces, with workers facing numerous hazards every day. From explosions to equipment...
There was an oilfield accident in Andrews County, Texas on December 12, 2024. According to reports, a worker was killed at an oil rig site located off State Highway 176 known as Sendero Rig 103. During the work, a high-pressure valve failed and struck the worker. ...
Pipelines are critical infrastructure for transporting oil, gas, and other resources efficiently across vast distances. However, these underground or aboveground structures are not immune to external threats, one of the most significant being vehicle crashes. When...
High-pressure valves are critical components of oilfield operations, regulating the flow of fluids, gases, and drilling materials under extreme pressures. When these valves fail, the consequences can be catastrophic, putting oilfield workers at significant risk of...
Explosions and fires are among the most catastrophic accidents that can occur on an oilfield, often resulting in severe injuries or fatalities. The combination of flammable materials, high-pressure equipment, and extreme working conditions creates a volatile...
Oilfield workers face numerous dangers every day, but one of the less obvious risks is toxic exposure. Whether it’s inhaling harmful gases, coming into contact with hazardous chemicals, or prolonged exposure to industrial byproducts, the consequences of toxic exposure...
Oilfield work is inherently dangerous, involving heavy equipment, elevated platforms, and demanding physical labor. High winds significantly increase these risks, creating hazardous conditions that can lead to severe injuries or even fatalities. Workers exposed to...