Technical and supervisory news
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Topic: Cranes and lifting – operational conditionsPublished:Crane and lifting operations have long been a priority area for the PSA. Incidents associated with cranes, lifting and dropped objects have led to fatalities and serious personal injuries, and further efforts are needed to reduce the risk.
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IRF conference 2023Published:The International Regulators Forum was founded in 1993 by a group of national regulatory authorities in order to promote a shared understanding of issues related to health, safety and the environment (HSE).
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Three development-project studiesPublished:A trio of detailed studies commissioned by the Petroleum Safety Authority Norway (PSA) have investigated and identified challenges, learning points and recommended improvement measures for executing developments by the companies.
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A strong and clear supervisory authorityPublished:
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Topic: Human and organisational factorsPublished:
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Topic: Collaboration with other national authoritiesPublished:The Petroleum Safety Authority Norway (PSA) has a responsibility to coordinate work on developing regulations for and supervising health, safety and the environment (HSE) in the Norwegian petroleum industry.
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Topic: Chemical working environmentPublished:Knowledge acquired through work on carcinogenic chemicals provides the basis for developing risk pictures as well as for purposeful and risk-based follow-up of the industry.
- Working environment
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Topic: What yields the best effect?Published:The Petroleum Safety Authority Norway has been seeking answers for many years to the question of which measures yield the best effect – and why.
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Proposal to investigate 20 areas for offshore windPublished:A broad group of directorates has identified 20 potential offshore wind areas, with a recommendation for further study. The Petroleum Safety Authority Norway participated in this work as an observer.
- Offshore wind
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Topic: Keeping watch on well integrityPublished:The Petroleum Safety Authority Norway (PSA) has devoted many years to following up the integrity of wells which are temporarily plugged and abandoned on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS).
- Well integrity