On September 25th, industry leaders, including Andy Lambert (Head of Safety, Security, and Sustainability for Global Drilling at Equinor), Roar Sognnes (Principal Engineer at Petroleum Safety Authority Norway), and Per Henry Gonsholt (Vice President for Safety at Equinor), convened to discuss Major Accidents at the IADC (International Association for Drilling Contractors) in Amsterdam.
The Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) has established regulations in section 5, which stipulate the necessity of a combination of technical, operational, and organisational barriers for risk owners to comprehend the health and status of each barrier element. This discussion focused on how the combination of extensive data with qualitative evaluations across company interfaces can empower risk owners to gain an overview of the major framework status.

The Safety Authority’s annual Risk Forum Conference shed light on significant safety concerns within the offshore energy industry. The findings underscore the need for better coordination, reduced reliance on excessive overtime, adherence to regulations on working hours, accurate tracking of actual hours worked, and greater recognition of cumulative risks. Addressing these concerns is crucial for safeguarding the well-being of offshore workers and fostering a culture of safety in the industry.

Presight has developed an innovative model to assess and capture the overall safety culture score within organizations. While low accident and incident rates may indicate good performance, Presight delves deeper to uncover potential issues that might be lurking beneath the surface. A punitive culture, for instance, can discourage employees from reporting minor incidents or near misses, thereby inhibiting proactive safety measures. Presight’s model helps identify such hidden concerns and empowers organizations to address them effectively.

The recent International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) HSE and sustainability Conference in Kuala Lumpur was a success, bringing together industry experts to discuss important topics like safety culture and risk mitigation. Speakers emphasised the crucial...

We are excited for discussions around Major Accidents and how the industry identifies, establishes and maintain barrier elements.

Digitalising risk management is a key step towards managing safety risks efficiently and comes with many benefits. But before we dive in, let us introduce you to the key features of our Barrier Monitor™ solution. Presight Barrier Monitor™ is a tool used to monitor and...

Presight has had a busy start to the year and planning many exhibitions and activities this year. Here is a look at some of this years activities and conferences where we will be exhibiting our solution for risk management in a safety barrier perspective. One of the...

Vi har stand i utstillingsområdet hvor vi demonstrer det digitale verktøyet  Presight® Barrier Monitor™. Dette er vår industriledende løsning for dynamisk overvåking av sikkerhetskritiske barrierer, barrierefunksjoner hvor både tekniske, operasjonelle og organisatoriske barriereelementer inngår fra dynamiske datakilder.

As the year draws in and holidays are approaching, we take some time to reflect on 2022. Early in the year, Covid restrictions prevented us from meeting and…It is safe to say that we have had a busy autumn this year with webinars, networking gatherings, and by attending many conferences. Presight demonstrated how our Barrier Monitor solution can monitor these factors from a barrier management perspective. We communicated the importance of combining barrier management with monitoring safety culture for a more holistic approach to safety management.

Finally, we are again able to meet in person. Presight would like to invite you to a networking event at our premises where we can discuss and learn from each other. The topic for the session is human factors that influence safe offshore operations and how to monitor them.