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Wood has developed new camera technology that can stream video and store data from remote work locations including offshore, in partnership with Canadian technology company Librestream Technologies. The Onsight Cube is a rugged camera that can be worn on a helmet, chest mount, or a monopod to access high or difficult-to-reach areas, and connects wirelessly via Bluetoo…

MEG Energy, a Calgary-based oilsands operator, reported that after 19 years, Bill McCaffrey will be retiring from his role as president and CEO as well as from the board of directors following the company's annual general meeting on 31 May. Harvey Doerr, a member of the company's board of directors, will act as interim CEO during the search process for a permanent rep…

Oildex, a provider of financial automation solutions for the oil and gas industry, announced the availability of its Supply Chain Finance Program through its OpenInvoice automated payables platform. OpenInvoice Supply Chain Finance is enabled through Cass Information Systems, a strategic partner of Oildex. Cass will pay suppliers quickly, less a competitive early pay …

Chandler Engineering has expanded its Model 6500 Friction Flow Loop line with the addition of the Model 6500-M Mini Loop, a patent-pending benchtop unit designed to measure the friction pressure created by different slickwater fracturing fluids. It determines the effects of friction reducers on fracturing fluids over a wide range of pressures, flow rate conditions, an…

British Columbia is seeking to enhance its regulatory spill response regime across the province by way of a phased approach. Phase 2 is currently under way, and comments on this process are due by the end of April 2018.

This paper provides a broad overview of the Great Amazon Reef System based on the first-ever video surveys of the region.

A recent cyberattack on a data processing system used by many US pipelines could be a prelude to more severe disruptions, cybersecurity experts said.

Proponents seeking to develop large energy, infrastructure, and mining projects in Canada face significant uncertainty regarding future requirements for engaging with Indigenous peoples. These requirements may be influenced by a number of factors.

Rather than always trying to do more, the goal should be to do better. More isn't always better. Better is better.

The authors sought to determine whether interventions that target work organization or the psychosocial work environment are effective in preventing or reducing work-related musculoskeletal disorders compared with usual work by  systematically reviewing 2000–2015 scientific literature.

President of ProAct Safety Shawn M. Galloway shares a model that explains how cultures form and norm new members to the group.

The aim of this study was to examine whether changes in work shifts and shift intensity are related to changes in difficulties falling asleep, fatigue, and sleep length.