by eftrain331 | Nov 7, 2016 | SafeLand, Safety
The oilfield is characterized by long days but also has long nights. Many workers prefer the nights tour for many reasons such as that it is cooler and quieter than days. If you want to learn more about nights in the oilfield, then grab a hot cup of joe and read on.... by eftrain331 | Oct 27, 2016 | SafeLand, Safety, Weather
Cold weather illnesses can be both life threatening and permanently disabling. Hypothermia is an illness where the body’s core temperature drops. Frostbite is where the cold causes circulation to slow or stop. SafeLand training should inform workers of both of these... by eftrain331 | Feb 22, 2016 | Safety
Smoking is well known as a common vice that many workers are addicted to. In addition to being detrimental to the worker’s health, it is also a possible safety hazard. The lit tip of a cigarette is hot enough to ignite oil and gas, causing an explosion. In most well... by eftrain331 | Feb 18, 2016 | Safety
While at work in the oilfields it is critically important to stay focused on the work at hand. If a worker’s focus becomes distracted, then the worker can unwittingly become exposed to existing and developing hazards. It’s important to understand the possible... by eftrain331 | Sep 7, 2015 | First Aid CPR AED, Safety
Eagle Ford Training San Antonio is extremely proud to announce as part of its First Aid Training initiative that it now offers an industrial CPR certification in San Antonio and the greater South Texas area. CPR training is important for workers in the oilfield and... by eftrain331 | Aug 21, 2015 | Hydrogen Sulfide, Safety
Injection wells are not always thought of as H2S sources, but it should be mentioned during San Antonio H2S training that injectors are possible sources of hydrogen sulfide. Most injectors in South Texas will be classified as disposal wells, however, workers in other...