Can CPR and AED training be combined together? All workers with an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) should be properly trained on its use. Training improves a worker’s ability to use [...]
How to Sign Up for Bloodborne Pathogens Training We have three fast and easy methods to sign up you and your workers for their required Bloodborne Pathogens Training. On the course calendar OR [...]
What is a respiratory protection program? A respiratory protection program is required to protect oilfield workers from inhaling potentially hazardous atmospheres. The consequences or inhaling [...]
Get a quality H2S monitor in San Antonio Hydrogen sulfide is a toxic gas and all oilfield workers should wear a personal H2S monitor to provide detection of the presence of the gas. An H2S badge [...]
Awareness is easily the single most important method for staying safe in the oilfield. Being aware of a hazard allows you as a worker the opportunity to make choices to protect yourself from that [...]
How does hydrogen sulfide affect rod lift? Rod lift wells are designed to produce three basic fluids: oil, water, and gas. Fluid effects Oil is the most favorable of the three fluids for rod lift [...]
“We always try to use the local guy,” is one of the many lessons that Junior tried to explained to me during my first year in the oilfield. Junior managed rig operations in the Kermit, West Texas [...]
Transferring information SafeLand training contains a great deal of information about how to work safely and effectively in the oilfield. Topics within the SafeLand orientation include many [...]
One requirement that the oilfield job seeker will undoubtedly encounter is that of experience level. Listed directly on the various job board postings will be the requirement of a minimum level [...]
Teams Based Training In our San Antonio SafeLand training, the oilfield workers cooperate in teams in order to learn the safety material. By working each team the SafeLand training material is [...]
