Life on a mid-ocean oil rig

Almost all machines that move on the face of the earth above the earth and even out of the earth can run thanks to hydrocarbons, humans burn about 80 million berets of oil every day at the same time that the reserves of petroleum are running low, this makes humans go farther and farther in the mission of finding gold black offshore oil drilling is one of the most popular methods of extracting valuable energy used in the world today it is a large structure.

Located offshore which is used to bury oil and natural gas wells on the seabed According to data from British Petroleum in statistical report review of Wall energy 2021 world oil production in 2020 will reach around 4.4 billion tons in oil terms while natural gas production reaches around 3.9 billion tons equivalent offshore oil production globally reaches around 27.4 m

illion barrels per day by 2020 or around 30% of total world oil production with offshore rhythms enabling oil and gas production from deeper waters in abundant fields far from the coast in many cases offshore oil and gas is often found in larger quantities greater than land-based resources it broadens the reach of global energy resources and reduces dependence on land-only resources but Occasionally operating in the high seas on floating or fixed platforms.

Poses a distinct set of challenges for the 50 to 200 working men and the women who live in it in this we will live about life on the offshore plate and see how workers can survive for several months living in the middle of rough seas. The facilities on the oil burial platform are on average very diverse depending on design size and intended purpose the drill operates around the clock meaning two teams of workers will work in 12 hours daily to make the workers comfortable during their down time most of the platforms are equipped with game room cinema room and Gym all day has laundry facilities and a canteen for snacks and drinks and there is always at least one common dining area there is never a dull moment here as residents are either on active duty or making use of all.

Available facilities cabins usually contain bunks bunk with two to four beds and bathroom nsuit shared by occupants of each cabin worker safety is top priority and fire and all workers are properly trained on the use of firefighting equipment which can save lives when needed in emergency conditions of workers must be able to scale up the rig quickly for that all Ricks must be equipped with covered lifeboats that can be easily dropped into the sea all owners are also required to meet a series of technical and operational requirements on how to plan and carry out evacuation otherwise offshore pebbles are not has been done in a hurry because in oil it is often located in isolated areas with harsh seas the kerik owner cannot deploy a large ship because it is at risk of hitting the platform Therefore small work ships and crew ships are preferred to move labor from the kerik beach other methods faster is using a helicopter which is much more expensive helicopter being the most commonly used form of transport.

During bad weather crew changes end of platform service or for evacuation most modern oil platform installations are equipped with adequate landing space for helicopters or special helipads in the oil and gas industry the roles of offshore workers are very diverse some are medical staff on duty in the oil diric medical medical room usually work for 12 hours they are on call around the clock and fly back to the area every 2 weeks for shifts.

There are also engineer managers and chefs but most of them are grandmother spirits or hard manual workers who are in charge of various tasks these tasks include drilling pipe laying maintenance seabed cleaning and repair and other tasks necessary to keep production going. they also assist in disassembling and assembling heavy equipment, moving materials and equipment from the ship to the platform as well as performing.