Safety Alerts
The Onshore Safety Alliance uses safety alerts to communicate directly with onshore workers. These one-page incident reports review the details of incidents and near misses, as well as the lessons learned from them, to prompt discussions amongst onshore workers for how a similar incident might be prevented.
Safety Alerts are a Valuable Learning Tool
Safety alerts play a vital role for the industry in further learning and keeping workers informed of potential risks. OSA participants, as well as anyone within the industry, are encouraged to share with the rest of the industry their knowledge of and learnings from an incident when it is appropriate to do so. The OSA provides summaries of these incidents - without attribution to any companies involved. These safety alerts are not a substitute or replacement to an industry Standard and have not gone through the formal standards development process. Users of these safety alerts should not rely exclusively on the information contained below and on the external links. Sound business, scientific, engineering and safety judgment should be used in employing the information contained below. Sharing these safety alerts simply focus on the lessons learned and information necessary to prevent the incident from happening again.
OSA Safety Alerts
2024-004: Overhead Line Safety Video (Spanish)
2024-003: Overhead Line Safety Video (English)
2024-002: Overhead Line Safety Poster (Spanish)
2024-001: Overhead Line Safety Poster (English)
2023-001: Fall From Height During Well Intervention Activity
Other Industry Safety Alerts
Each month, IADC distributes HSE Alerts to its members to promote learning within the drilling contractor community.
IADC Safety Alerts
Toolbox holds incident lessons and safety information shared by global energy companies to help you get home safe.
Energy Institute's Toolbox
OSHA, NIOSH and Industry have developed hazard alerts through the OSHA Alliance Program.
OSHA Alliance Hazard Alerts
