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Effective winterization is critical to preventing incidents, equipment failures and operational disruptions in process safety. This bulletin provides important strategies and considerations for incorporating winterization into process safety management.

The purpose of this guideline is to help organizations in the energy sector (and others) design and implement an effective journey management program. The goal is to assist in assessing journey hazards and in minimizing unnecessary trips.

While heated PPE or clothing (e.g., jackets, hats, gloves, socks) provide warmth in cold conditions, its built-in batteries and electrical components introduce certain risks, like sparking, overheating and igniting flammable substances.

This guideline provides a strong foundation for the development of a comprehensive program for working on or around oil sands tailing ponds.

An unknown person or persons entered a remote production facility during the night and proceeded to remove approximately 125m (about 410.1 ft) of #1-gauge copper cable.

Well Testing and Fluid Handling Industry Recommended Practice (IRP) provides guidelines for well testing and fluid handling operations for all personnel.

This session is for employers who have been approved to participate in the action plan maintenance option and are in the process of submitting their action plan. Viewers can learn more about completing and submitting the action plan, the required documents and important deadlines.

IRP 30 includes planning, execution, and post-execution monitoring of temporary well shut-ins or suspensions, as well as reactivation recommendations for cased oil and gas wells.

Workplace Safety and Insurance Board estimates that 30% of all workplace injuries in Canada are musculoskeletal disorders. Guest speaker Danielle Lemay speaks about workplace ergonomics, risk factors, and effective strategies to prevent or mitigate injuries.