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Strategy for offshore research---1996/97. Offshore Safety Division. Offshore Technol. Rept., OTI-96--642, publ'd 1996, Health Safety Exec., HSE Books, 30 pages, price #10 (ISBN 0--7176--1299--6).
This revised version is an update of OTI-94--622. Details of the 20 strategy areas are presented and five new topics which comprise decommissioning; mechanical equipment and systems; organization and management; process systems and process control; and safety systems are covered. A number of topics have been amended and certain modifications have taken place as a results of research undertaken.
Abstract details
- Journal title: Offshore Technology
- Keywords: Decommissioning -
- Subjects: Energy efficiency - Decommissioning - Oil and gas - Health and safety - Energy consumption - Oil - Health - Oil and gas extraction - Offshore safety - Primary energy production - Management and commerce - Process control - Research and development - Safety - Structural Engineering -
