The Driller Staff

Your routine roundup of drilling news and notes from across the globe

Drilling crews are continuing full shifts even as air quality alerts intensify. Many don't have the right respiratory protection, or even realize what they have won't actually protect them

Our routine look at three quick hits to know affecting the drilling industry and beyond

Safety culture isn't built through posters and checklists alone. It relies on understanding your workforce: how employees learn, and what leaders do after the training’s over.

When planes hit the twin towers of the World Trade Center on 9/11, the moment became a lasting memory. But another big piece was the aftermath

Your daily crawl of drilling news from around the globe that's affecting the industry and the people involved in it.

Working with the Army Corps of Engineers, the city is taking preventative measure to mitigate severe flood risks along the coast and in the town. 

A daily crawl of drilling news from around the globe that's affecting the industry and the people involved in it. 

The most important shift in workplace safety isn't that today's hazards are inherently more dangerous; it's that the risk they create has become increasingly conditional.