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Safety factors among maritime crew on hire for offshore hydrocarbon industry

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The petro-maritime industry involves risk for minor and major accidents, collaboration between various actors, units and collaboration under conditions that can be ambivalent and noisy, and are likely to be influenced by individual, team, leadership, organizational and work-environment factors.

We have performed three bi-anual survey data collections for all the vessels operating in Equinor's fleet of supply, emergency and anchor-handling vessels on the Norwegian Continental shelf. We have collected data on safety climate, personality, communication, leadership, work organization, situation awareness, safety attitudes, risk assessment and safety performance. The work has resulted in stakeholder reports and in scientific articles.

Publikasjoner:

  • Sætrevik, B., Ghanonisaber, S., & Lunde, G. E. (2018). Power imbalance between supply vessels and offshore installations may impede the communication of safety issues. Safety Science, 101, 268-281.
  • Sætrevik, B., & Hystad, S. W. (2017). Situation awareness as a determinant for unsafe actions and subjective risk assessment on offshore attendant vessels. Safety Science, 93, 214-221.
  • Sætrevik, B. (2018). Sikkerhets- og arbeidsmiljøundersøkelse – Rapport med hovedtrender fra undersøkelsen [Stakeholder report].
  • Sætrevik, B. (2016). Sikkerhets- og arbeidsmiljøundersøkelse – Rapport med hovedtrender fra undersøkelsen [Stakeholder report].
  • Sætrevik, B. (2014). Sikkerhets- og arbeidsmiljøundersøkelse – Rapport med hovedtrender fra undersøkelsen [Stakeholder report].