23 February 2015
Fatigue Kills You cannot fight nature, so just work with it. Our bodies work in 24-25 hour cycles of sleeping, eating and being active. Worst time
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23 February 2015
Fatigue Behind the Wheel or in the Workplace Our society considers it unacceptable to operate a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. In many
23 February 2015
That Sneaky Gas: Carbon Monoxide Talk of poor ventilation brings to mind thoughts of a stuffy closet or a spare room or attic that has been
20 February 2015
SAFETY: From Rig Up to Spud Each crewmember should be assigned certain jobs while rigging up or down. All personnel should become acquainted with the rig
20 February 2015
Rigging Up/Down Pre-job planning should be done to determine the safest and most efficient means to do the job. Once the rig move planning has been
19 February 2015
Vehicles: Velocitization Any driver can fall victim to a potentially fatal disease known as “Velocitization.” Velocitization is common to all motorists; it arises from the tendency of
19 February 2015
Vehicles: Night Traffic Hazards Night driving can give you a real feeling of security provided you abide by the rules, courtesy and common sense demanded for after-dark
19 February 2015
Vehicles: Highway Courtesy The basic purpose of traffic laws is to create an orderly flow of traffic. When these laws are broken the result is traffic congestion,
19 February 2015
Vehicles: Seeing While You Drive Using your eyes properly can make you a better driver. Here are a few tips: Be a “shifty” character! Your eyes
