Onshore and Offshore
Drilling for oil involves breaking through layers of the earth’s surface to reach deposits of hydrocarbons.
Onshore drilling is done on land and not over water. The rigs are moved in by ground transportation and many times multiple wells are being drilled from at the same site in very close proximity to each other by shifting the rig slightly.
Offshore drilling
Offshore drilling is done in a remote location off shore over the water. Operators drill below the earth’s seabed as deep as 12,000 feet. These wells are drilled using slender steel pipes and other tools that connect to make a drill sting.
Oil rig workers face a number of hazards every day. Knowing how to take extra precautions to avoid an accident is important.
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