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Issue: November-December 2016

2016 November-December Features 

A Moving Target

Finding the Right Safety Culture for Boom or Bust Work hazards in oil and gas abound — fire and explosions, falls, chemicals, machinery, and remote work sites come together to make the industry one of the most dangerous in the U.S. In 2014, the year for which the most recent compiled safety data is available, the Bureau of Labor Statistics’… Read More
2016 November-December 

Oilman is Partnering With The Following Events

Lafayette Oil and Gas Convention Cajundome 444 Cajundome Boulevard Lafayette, LA November 9-10, 2016 http://roselandoilandgas.com 2nd Annual Oil and Gas Supply Chain & Procurement Summit Omni Houston Hotel at Westside 13210 Katy Freeway Houston, TX December 6-7, 2016   https://energyconferencenetwork.com Mid-Continent Digital Oilfield Conference Renaissance Tulsa Hotel and Convention Center 6808 S 107th E Ave Tulsa, OK January 25-26, 2017… Read More
2016 November-December 

Bringing ‘Big Data’ to the Oil Field

The oil and gas industry is drowning in data. Oil & gas operators routinely collect various kinds of data: flow rates, temperature, pressure, drill speed, failure rates, subsurface characteristics and more. But how is the industry putting this data to work? New analytical techniques drawn from the fields of statistics and computer science can help oil & gas companies make… Read More
2016 November-December 

Who Are Your Safety Leaders? The Answer May Surprise You

Effective leadership in business is a critical element in achieving and maintaining success. Smart businesses constantly work on improving and developing leadership skills within their organizations to maintain a position of strength in the industry. One area we sometimes neglect identifying leaders in is the area of safety. When we think of safety leadership within an organization, we assume top… Read More
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