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A wireline crew swabbed a sour well with a hydrogen sulphide (H2S) concentration of approximately 10 per cent. During the operation, the crew needed to remove the lubricator assembly to perform routine maintenance. When moving the lubricator back to the wellhead for reconnection, a wireline operator without a supplied-air breathing apparatus lost consciousness and fell down the stairs on the wellhead platform.

Effective July 1, 2025, all transportation carriers and operators require a National Safety Code (NSC) number or its equivalent on all trucks operating on Manitoba’s roads and highways.

Wildfire evacuation planning is critical to prepare employers and communities to evacuate safely in the event of a wildfire.

Canada’s wildfire season has become a growing concern over the last several years—while wildfires can take place year-round, wildfire season typically peaks during the Spring and Summer months. In this webinar, guest speakers Connor Wollis of Alberta Forestry and Parks and Doug Smith of the Prince George Fire Centre discuss wildfire season forecasts, response and recovery expectations, regulatory requirements and key mitigation measures that will help you prepare for the upcoming season.

People are not the problem — they are the solution! Imperial employees Taylor Hewlett, Michael J. Bathgate and Energy Safety Canada have a conversation about the 4Ds (Dumb, Dangerous, Difficult, Different) in action. Discover how the 4Ds relate to Human and Organizational Performance and learn to unlock your team’s full potential. Change your problem-solving approach to transform your organization’s culture, safety processes and productivity.

The Wildfire Field Guide for the Oil and Gas Industry is a site-specific guide and wildfire risk assessment tool for field operators. It helps to prevent wildfires and reduce the impact of catastrophic wildfires on industry infrastructure, operations, personnel safety, liability and the environment.

In response to challenges in sourcing ohm meters and the risks associated with using improper equipment, this bulletin is intended to raise awareness of best practices and potential hazards when using blaster’s ohm meters and multimeters.

A worker lost his life while working around a water storage reservoir.

Regulatory changes in the energy industry are frequently issued at federal, provincial and municipal levels. Organizations need to be proactive and prepared to comply. Note: This is not an exhaustive list. The information provided is current at the time of publishing and subject to change.

Energy Safety Canada and guest speaker Troy Lockhart, Occupational Hygiene Officer at WorkSafeBC, provide an annual overview of energy industry incidents, compliance issues and future oil and gas inspection initiatives.