Certified & Expertise in Oil & Gas Filed of the Gulf Region.
Sky Innovation Transport has been operating in the Oil & Gas Sector for over 15 years, tackling challenges while adhering to rigorous safety standards for both drivers and vehicles. The drivers are not only certified and trained but also well-educated and qualified for site-specific operations. Additionally, the vehicles are fully equipped with all required safety tools to ensure safe and compliant operations in the field.
ll required safety tools to ensure safe and compliant operations in the field.
Vehicle Safety Equipment:
- Fire Extinguishers: Each vehicle are carrying functional fire extinguishers, properly maintained and easily accessible.
- First Aid Kits: Stocked with necessary supplies to handle emergencies.
- Seat Belts: Functional seat belts for all passengers and drivers.
- Safety Cones & Warning Signs: To mark areas during loading/unloading or in case of breakdowns.
- Reflective Tapes & Flags: Installed on vehicles for visibility, especially in low-light conditions.
- Backup Alarms: Audible alarms activated when the vehicle is in reverse to alert nearby personnel.
- GPS Tracking: Installed to monitor vehicle location, speed, and routes in real-time.
- Brake Tests: Regular testing to ensure the braking system is fully operational.
Vehicle Safety Compliance:
- Safety Inspections: Regular inspections by certified technicians to ensure vehicle safety features are intact and functional.
- Maintenance Logs: Detailed records of vehicle servicing, maintenance, and repairs to ensure they are up-to-date.
- Tire Safety: Checking for proper tire inflation, wear, and tear, ensuring they are suited for rugged terrains.
Safety Passes and Certifications:
- Vehicles must carry safety passes issued by the site authorities, certifying that they meet all the necessary standards to operate within oil & gas fields.
These safety measures ensure that both vehicles and drivers are well-prepared to work in the hazardous environments of oil & gas sites. Drivers operating in Oil & Gas field sites must adhere to strict safety protocols to ensure their safety, the safety of others, and the smooth functioning of operations. The following are key safety measures drivers must follow:
Certification & Training
- Proper Certification: Drivers must hold relevant certifications to operate vehicles in Oil & Gas sites.
- Site-Specific Training: Drivers must undergo training related to the specific conditions and risks associated with the site. This includes emergency response, handling hazardous materials, and vehicle operation in challenging terrain.
- Daily Safety Briefings: Attending safety briefings to stay updated on site-specific hazards, weather conditions, and new protocols.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Mandatory PPE: Drivers always wear the required personal protective equipment, including:
- Hard hat
- High-visibility vest or clothing
- Safety boots (steel-toed)
- Safety glasses and gloves
- Site-Specific PPE: Any additional equipment required by the site, such as respiratory protection, based on the area of operation.
Pre-Trip Vehicle Inspection
- Daily Vehicle Inspections: Before starting any trip, drivers must conduct thorough checks of the vehicle’s condition, including:
- Brakes
- Tires
- Lights and indicators
- Fluids (oil, coolant, etc.)
- Safety equipment (fire extinguishers, first aid kits, etc.)
- Check Safety Tools: Ensuring all safety tools (cones, reflective triangles) are present in the vehicle.
Site-Specific Speed Limits
- Obey Speed Limits: Adhering to strict speed limits imposed on-site, which may vary in different zones (high-risk areas, near heavy machinery, etc.).
- Avoid Sudden Stops & Sharp Turns: To prevent vehicle instability and reduce the risk of accidents, especially when carrying heavy loads.
Emergency Preparedness
- Communication: Always have functional communication devices (two-way radio, GPS) to maintain contact with site supervisors and control centers.
- Know Emergency Exits: Be aware of emergency exits and routes for safe evacuation in case of fires, explosions, or other emergencies.
- Follow Emergency Protocols: In the event of an emergency, drivers must stop operations and follow the site’s emergency response procedures.
Load Safety & Securing
- Proper Load Securing: Ensures that all loads are properly secured and distributed to prevent shifting or falling during transport.
- Check Load Limits: Verify that the vehicle does not exceed the load limits as specified for the type of vehicle and the site’s conditions.
Driving in Hazardous Conditions
- Adapting to Terrain: Adjust driving style based on the site’s terrain, especially in off-road areas, slippery surfaces, or during harsh weather conditions.
- Low Visibility Driving: Use headlights and fog lights when visibility is poor and reduce speed accordingly.
- Avoiding Water & Mud Hazards: Know the safe paths and avoid driving through deep water, mud, or soft ground where vehicles may get stuck.
Vehicle Parking Protocol
- Proper Parking: Always park the vehicle in designated areas, ensuring it is on stable ground and away from high-risk zones (e.g., near fuel storage).
- Use of Parking Brakes: Always engage parking brakes and other safety devices before exiting the vehicle.
- Wheel Chocks: Use wheel chocks on inclined surfaces to prevent vehicle rolling.
Environmental Safety
- Spill Prevention: Follow procedures to prevent spills of hazardous materials, such as fuel, oil, or chemicals.
- No Idling: Minimize idling time to reduce emissions and prevent unnecessary fuel consumption, unless required for safety.
Regular Health Checkups
- Medical Fitness: Drivers must undergo regular health checkups to ensure they are physically and mentally fit for operating vehicles, especially in high-risk areas.
These safety measures ensure that drivers maintain high safety standards, minimize risks, and contribute to a safer working environment on Oil & Gas sites.