Crews move, equipment returns to service, locations change, and records can become harder to collect. An early investigation can help identify the companies involved and preserve information before the worksite looks completely different.
• Rig and drilling incidents
• Pressure or well-control events
• Equipment, machinery, and lifting incidents
• Crane, rigging, and dropped-object incidents
• Fires, explosions, and burns
• Lease-road and oilfield transportation crashes
• Falls, crush injuries, amputations, and fatal incidents
• Operator, employer, contractor, and service-company roles
• Who controlled the task, equipment, or worksite
• Maintenance, inspection, safety, and incident records
• Witnesses and company identities present at the location
• Available electronic, photographic, or operational data
• Medical, wage, vocational, and long-term damages evidence