Oilfield Survival Guide, Volume One: For All Oilfield Situations
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Save money, time, and lives with the real-world oil and gas experience of others. Learning the hard way in the oilfield can cost you millions, sometimes billions of dollars, in addition to injury and loss of life. Based on over 1,000 oil and gas situations involving drilling, cementing, fracking, wireline, coil tubing, snubbing, running tools, welding, production, workover, logging, trucking, geology, land, engineering, resource development, executive management and much, much more. Oilfield Survival Guide cuts through the noise to focus on the most critical aspects of working in the oil business. Whether you work in the office or in the field, consider adding the Oilfield Survival Guide to your toolbox of knowledge. Review: A must have for any oilman in your life. - The book is great. I appreciate that the author wrote the book with safety in mind. Excellent real world experience and explanations. I’ve been in the business for 12+ years and I learned or relearned many things. Review: Essential reading and reference - I serve as the Emergency Response Manager for a large oil and gas production company and came across Mr. Hatami's book last January. Since that time we are using it as a basis for education and policy development and its issued to all of our Operational and HSE leadership to continue building our culture of success. This book is filled with practical/tactical tips and valuable stories about tragic consequences of poor decision making or apathy. Highly recommend this to add to your library as its rich with documented case studies.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 94 Reviews |
J**S
A must have for any oilman in your life.
The book is great. I appreciate that the author wrote the book with safety in mind. Excellent real world experience and explanations. I’ve been in the business for 12+ years and I learned or relearned many things.
G**L
Essential reading and reference
I serve as the Emergency Response Manager for a large oil and gas production company and came across Mr. Hatami's book last January. Since that time we are using it as a basis for education and policy development and its issued to all of our Operational and HSE leadership to continue building our culture of success. This book is filled with practical/tactical tips and valuable stories about tragic consequences of poor decision making or apathy. Highly recommend this to add to your library as its rich with documented case studies.
S**4
Nice addition to the Oil & Gas collection
Book is a good read, mostly covers oilfield accidents.
C**G
Worth every penny!
This book is a must read for beginners and veterans in the oil and gas industry. Much knowledge can be gained from the detailed accounts, failures, and successes of an ever changing, dynamic field of employment! It is written in a captivating way, and I couldn't put it down. I will personally benefit from it, for the rest of my career !
J**P
Refreshingly fun and informative oilfield book
I wish I had read this 30 years ago. A must for young (and old) who work in the oil patch. The author has done a super job of telling oilfield stories as a teaching tool.
J**N
Very helpful book
Great stories on the book
M**R
Basically a safety book
Extremely boring book it’s all about safety and rules. But it is good information to be aware about and know. Discusses a lot of peoples common mistakes
A**E
GREAT READ
Totally legit!!!!
D**G
Seems to be well researched
I work in the oilfield primarily welding and fitting in the pipeline and facility part of the spectrum. It would be nice if one of your volumes covered more than just drilling rigs. Perhaps refinery and pipeline accidents. I know there are too many people killed in all areas of the oilfield. My brother was killed on highway 63.
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