Oil & Gas Industry Safety Videos

This course provides information about advanced technologies used in drilling today. There are two important areas where technology has improved: data collection and drilling techniques.

This safety training video is designed to help educate short service employee's managers as to the safety requirements, training and documentation of Short Service Employee's or SSE's.

This course gives an overview of the primary rigging issues that affect crane and hoist safety.

This course provides an overview of drilling for oil and natural gas, including an explanation of the drilling process, a description of the types of wells, and a discussion about factors that influence the cost of drilling a well.

This 3 video combo-pack prepares your employees for working around cranes.

This course provides an overview of energy, starting with the first energy sources used by humans, and continues through today's newly emerging energy sources. It also includes a look at the differences between renewable and non-renewable energy sources and the most popular energy sources in use around the world.

This course will discuss spill-related pollution, spill prevention techniques, appropriate procedures for controlling a spill, and countermeasure techniques that can be taken to help comply with federal regulations.

This package covers an array of energy topics, starting with an overview of energy and continuing with the lifecycle of hydrocarbons, covering everything from hydrocarbon formation through exploration and discovery, drilling, production, refining, and transportation.

This course discusses how the universe began with a "big bang" of energy and describes how microscopic life in the earth's ocean basins flourished by capturing and storing that energy.

This course explains how petroleum geoscientists use topography and geology to help locate hydrocarbon reservoirs. It explains that, as a result of their topographic and geologic features, certain locations are more likely than others to have reservoirs.

Oil and natural gas must be delivered from the wellhead to the end user. This course discusses the different methods of accomplishing this, including storage, distribution through pipelines, overland rail and truck transportation, and overseas transportation.

This course explains the techniques that petroleum geoscientists use to narrow their search from a large area down to one spot where they can drill for hydrocarbons. These include magnetic surveys, gravity surveys, and seismic surveys.

In this course, you will see the four primary processes refineries use to separate crude oil molecules by size, and to change the size or shape of crude oil molecules. These refined molecules are used to produce gasoline and other products.

This course explains the purpose of well completion and the process for completing a well. It also describes production techniques, including the techniques for primary recovery, methods of artificial lift, and improved recovery techniques.

This course gives workers an overview of the safe operating procedures for moving loads with floor-operated overhead industrial cranes. This course covers the dangers associated with lifting and moving a load with an overhead crane, as well as safe procedures that will avoid those dangers.

This course describes two types of specialized drilling: extreme drilling and offshore drilling.

This program covers what happens if you do not call before digging, acquiring locations, mark-outs, and what to do in case of an emergency.

Xtremely Wild dives into the trenches of animal research to study some of the most dangerous animals on the planet

DuPont Energy Efficiency: Energy Smart video course helps promote general energy awareness in all organizations and includes specific tips to help deliver quick energy savings.

The purpose of SPCC inspections is to prevent oil discharges due to container and equipment failures. Personnel conducting the inspections are trained to look for signs of corrosion, leaks, brittle fracture, overflows, and other problems.

Train your employees about the hazards associated with Hydrogen Sulfied (H2S), prevention, detection, and evacuation.

This course describes the chemical properties of natural gas, including its differences and similarities with crude oil.

This course provides an overview of non-petroleum, non-renewable energy sources, including coal and nuclear energy. It also explains the inner workings of a power generator.

Each company is responsible for developing specific guidelines, policies and procedures. Welding or cutting material can be a safe operation if you follow the rules and not take shortcuts. This program focuses on gas welding safety awareness.