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September 23, 2010 | Mark Paradies

Blame Culture and Deepwater Horizon Accident

Safety & Health Practitioner (the official magazine of the Institute of Occupational Safety & Health) published an article titled: “Blame culture prominent on Transocean rigs“.

The first paragraph said:

“A culture of fear and blame is rife across the operations of offshore drilling contractor Transocean, according to a leaked HSE inspection report.”

Wow! That’s certainly an “explosive” claim. Especially with the weight of the UK Health and Safety Executive behind it.

For the complete story, see:

https://www.shponline.co.uk/news-content/full/blame-culture-prominent-on-transocean-rigs

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