Working on an oil rig has always been my dream job ... It was like a holiday camp without the cocktails. Around 100 people work on an offshore rig. As a contractor, I often work at a different ...

Geologist Matt McAllister says he chose to go back to work because he would rather be isolated on an oil rig than live under ... The helicopter usually carries 21 people on the 90-minute journey ...

The offshore oil rigs along California and Florida’s coasts are essential to energy production but come with high risks for workers. If you’ve been injured, experts, such as those at Naylor Law, can ...

He completed several years of training before heading off to work on offshore oil rigs. Mitchell saved enough money to take a six-month break and traveled through Thailand, New Zealand ...

OFFSHORE workers were evacuated from an oil ... rig is around 150 miles east of Aberdeen. The workers were then flown to the city on three separate flights following the collision. There were 128 ...

Working on an oil rig involves long hours, working in remote areas with a risk of explosions and equipment malfunctions, according to Tradesafe. The primary reason people will work a dangerous job ...

13 with 780 rotary rigs working in the US and Canada, Baker Hughes officials reported Friday. Fewer oil-directed rigs working in Canada drove the decline. There were 191 rigs working in Canada ...