TOP 15 DANGEROUS Oil Rigs

[@kevingreen3781]

Worked offshore for 30 years had some great times met some great guys and girls miss you all if you read this take care ,GADGE

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[@Chris_at_Home]

I spent over the 25 years working in the Arctic oil fields and along the pipeline. I did about 8 years as a tech on well logging electronics, Then went into communications jobs on drill platforms in Cook Inlet and some work on a drillship in the Beaufort Sea.

[@hunterjordan5064]

What was your pay like? if you don’t mind sharing. Currently getting my mechanical engineering degree and thinking about moving near the gulf to pursue a career.

[@ragoonsgg589]

Just took two shots of crude oil straight to the gullet. Warms me right up, GAEUHEHEUH

[@corablue5569]

I can’t imagine being off shore and dealing with such storms. Terrifying!

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[@theeldorado2690]

If it's your passion then you get used to working offshore. I was 25 when I start working offshore. You get 2 weeks on and 2 weeks off

[@corablue5569]

There’s nothing in the world like a man with passion- for his work, his wife- and his family ❤️ However, it would frighten me to no end. I couldn’t do what you do, but I greatly respect it!

[@theeldorado2690]

@@corablue5569 I understand where you are coming from just like how it would frighten me seeing a nurse stitching an open skin. I think it's different expertise.

[@corablue5569]

@@theeldorado2690 I’ve helped a lot of patients, and patched up quite a few- I know exactly what you mean 🙂

[@zhero_0524]

It’s crazy how they build these rig in such difficult spotsss

[@Redemption351]

They build the rigs in port or ground then they finish the rig then they put the rigs in ocean

[@drganesan62]

@@Redemption351 nor put the rigs....tow the rigs is correct

[@invisibleinsociety]

Fr

[@JS_360NC]

@@drganesan62 you know what they meant. The rigs aren’t just transported, they’re also drilled into the ground.

[@toniwright40918]

I think it's pretty cool how they were even able to build an oil rig in the middle of the ocean. It's amazing! I'd like to see that for sure.

[@thomasmadden1011]

What about Australia oil rigs

[@jasonbradick3155]

They build them at docks by shore in pieces then float the entire thing in position

[@rooseveltdumornay4954]

That's incredible

[@jayfuentes2319]

Come down to Texas they build down here where im located

[@todddoss6156]

I bet you’ll want to see one for yourself

[@monsterzero760]

I ran oilfield boats for 20 plus years before I got hurt on the job. I miss it so much and I thank God I was able to be part of to me the greatest industry out there. Be safe my oilfield brothers and sisters! Have a great 4th of July!

[@pakalupapito1500]

Thanks brother❤️🤗

[@anir2045]

What happened to you? If it’s not a secret of course

[@lionofjudahlambofgod9132]

Praise Jesus

[@samuel-ho6rf]

Have you worked with rope acces people there

[@jeffersond4505]

Venezuela stoped drilling for oil when narcotics became more profitable🤷‍♂️. It’s not rocket science 👍

[@SanchoGracie]

For some reason I assumed all rigs were anchored deep into the ocean floor. I think I got that from a 90s Baywatch episode. 🤷🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

[@hamidkarzai7096]

Some are. Some float too.

[@SanchoGracie]

@@hamidkarzai7096 insane

[@david834]

There are actually 7 different kinds of offshore 'platforms', excluding the several 4 different types of offshore drilling 'rigs' (barge, jack-up, semi-submersible, drillship). The video is far from clear on this.

[@robertsnearly3823]

Decided this section needed a redirect. A laugh, if you will.
I can't get over that Pirate Ship cruising around. Lol. I'm still giggling.

[@JamesStewart-lx5wb]

I commend all the people who work on these oil rigs. I get seasick very easily, so I will never be going onto an oil rig ever.

[@alanbugler4404]

The platforms aren't too bad. Only a bit of movement. The ships and tankers are much worse. Xx

[@TheThora17]

Never ever in my life would I set foot on one of those lol!!

[@kamariahjay]

yep dont think if anyone paid me either...
i cant say that i have many fears, but these things manifest genuine nope inside me chest just lookin. the thought of sailing out to it at dusk is absolutely terrifying and is wakening a wee flutterin of flight mode

[@david834]

While I appreciate this video (these are truly dangerous places to work) what's termed 'rig' here is confusing at best. The term oil 'rig' primarily refers to equipment for drilling operations, whether onshore or offshore, and is usually mobile...'platform' refers to a stationary or anchored offshore structure (actually 7 different types of 'platforms'), which usually have 'facilities' but may or may not have a fixed 'rig' on it...'facilities' is a term referring to onshore equipment used for the separating, collecting, storing, transporting, or processing of hydrocarbons as well as injection of water, gas, etc. And, the 'danger' referred to here can refer to environmental (like Hibernia, North Sea, arctic), geopolitical/social (like Nigeria), or operational (not covered here but working in the presence of high pressure, hydrogen sulfide, etc). Working in the oilfield is one of the more dangerous occupations in the world.

[@NendoroidX]

“FLOATS ON THE SURFACE” EXCUSE ME

[@KaydensLateNight]

The worst thing is they just float around 😭 it’s probably like being a on a boat the size of a shopping mall

[@PREPFORIT]

I respect ALL the Men and Women that work on these rigs.

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[@stauf09]

There's no such thing has women working on oil rigs

[@BluePanther333]

@@stauf09 yes there are. Very few

[@v.r.2834]

@@BluePanther333for „ natural needs“?

[@SizweMogale]

It's not cool to take pics of Cape Town and then say it's Nigeria...
We don't have oil in CT and Africa is not one country

[@corablue5569]

@@dcoker1234 Wow! I’m stunned by your comment because you seem to know things most Americans don’t even understand. Kudos for such a great comment!

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[@SizweMogale]

@@dcoker1234 okay, there you go. Mossel Bay is not Cape Town. We know what happens in our own country mate, perhaps correcting a Capetonian about their own city is not the best idea. Also if I remember it was natural gas/LPG they found not oil. South Africa has a company called SASOL which makes fuel/petroleum from coal. Anyway there is still no oil, fracking or any such operations in or around Cape Town. And the oil refinery in town is for imported crude oil. So I'm not debating with you on this I'm correcting you, since this is my own home city

[@SizweMogale]

@@corablue5569 but David didn't have to delete his comment. Just because it was incorrect I really think he could have left it up for educational purposes. I can never understand why when someone shows you something you didn't know people feel like they lost instead of thinking they got to learn something new they didn't know. Anyways so much for engagement

[@oddities-whatnot]

The images of Nigeria were nothing like I imagined. Pretty painted buildings, it looks a nice place.

[@mikevonder4560]

Those were pictures of Cape Town, South Africa. The mountain in the background is table mountain and to the right is Lions head. These idiots are too lazy to do their job properly and just show the closest image that they can lay their hands on. How do you believe what they publish if they can’t get their facts straight?

[@oddities-whatnot]

@@mikevonder4560 thats bad if its not even Nigeria. I shall give it a thumbs down

[@seanpadgett3053]

Firstly it’s not Nigeria and secondly it’s not a nice place, one of the worst, I was held up at gunpoint twice travelling to onshore well sites, had our offshore rig invaded by armed locals, had locals invaded a swamp rig with machetes, been ambushed in the jungle, had my crew beaten up, had food poisoning countless times. It’s horrible place.

[@zub31r]

That's not Nigeria, it's Cape Town, South Africa.

[@treyfisse8593]

Id like to witness, from a far distance, Nigerians tapping into these lines. There better be the best of the best Nigerian engineers and operators to pull this off.

[@janzenweyi3536]

It's a normal fit, they even refine crude locally, but it is causing environmental and health hazards like soot, marine and land degradation

[@lucaslol5739]

Nice video!

[@ilseilse3824]

Much interesting to see…. Pray for this workers..

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[@christiantabangay3202]

I wish i could work on an oil rig someday 🇵🇭👌👍❤️

[@kevingreen3781]

I worked on oil rigs for 30 years you miss a lot of birthdays Christmas anniversary and a whole lot more child’s first play his birthday New Years ,,, I hope your single as divorce is common too ,,not that I want to put you off just things to think about and the weather can be horrendous for days ,fog to good luck

[@theeldorado2690]

@@kevingreen3781 that's true hard to keep a family with working on an oil rig except some company like exonmobbil doing 2 weeks on and 2 weeks off.

[@Ci3saLAlr3adyHipp3d]

I start my first off shore job on a rig next month in the Gulf… I’m 25, I’m excited/nervous, but need the career change. Any advice?

[@hariharansanmugam5552]

@@Ci3saLAlr3adyHipp3d i am also bro

[@olimercer835]

@@kevingreen3781 what were the pro's? Where were you based and what was the salary like? I imagine it was very high?

[@frajozelro1954]

I'm absolutely astounded that the 167 men who lost their lives in the 1988 Piper Alpha oil rig disaster weren't mentioned.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piper_Alpha

[@minorhull8347]

You really need to learn the difference in "rigs" off and on shore and "offshore installations" and on-shore "refineries"

[@adansmedia2035]

Man......... Is wonderful

[@jasminesaez5061]

The scariest one is the moon 🌚 they gonna have to talk to the ET 🧐 first

[@ricardomachado6718]

i can´t explain, but when i see this videos part of me just whishedd is was able to visti this rig

[@Gottabeclips]

I wonder why rigging is banned in Antarctica 🤔

[@janzenweyi3536]

Environmental hazards...... At a large scale that will affect the earth 🌎🌍

[@skipwilson5086]

worked on the ODECO Ocean Express until it sank in the gulf of Mexico
killing my whole crew, (except me).
It was ODECO's first jackup rig. Alot of good guys died when she sank.

[@corablue5569]

Omg/ that’s terrible. I can’t imagine such a loss 😢. I’d love to hear your story if you ever feel like sharing. I understand if you don’t.
My heart goes out to you.

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[@oddities-whatnot]

@@sapphire5475 You show a total lack of respect by posting such self important garbage on a post where people have died.

[@david834]

The accident in April, 1976 when Ocean Express sank while it was in tow? That was almost 46 years ago. Per reports 22 survived the sinking (13 perished). And that wasn't ODECO's first jackup rig...the first, "Mr. Charlie", was delivered in 1954 after the company was formed in 1953.

[@tiaanlaubscher3382]

just a side note. you guys show nigeria on the map, but you show Cape Town which is based in South Africa.

[@ragnapodewski4694]

You can only find oil where has been life, never on the moon!

[@CryMoar_]

Ahh looks like my apartment in Mexico. Broken shit everywhere and loud scary shlt outside

[@marhamaajalma1865]

Amizing

[@treyfisse8593]

So at 5:19 an actual storybook pirate ship attacked? If so thats pretty badass

[@leslieallan392]

Bornholm Dolphin is an accommodation barge..not an oil rig

[@user-cz2cg6sr5d]

1. Camp Enclave

[@deegangonzales675]

U forgot the large oil rig from rust more scientists and more heavy scientists 😂😂

[@TheNuckinFoob]

This isn't so much as 15 dangerous oil rigs as it's 15 dangerous regions that have oil rigs in them.
A bit misleading.

[@workingmann7905]

Mining on the moon! What are you outa mind! HEY!!!

[@mikeyfn-a6684]

So is the Borghelm just the new name given to the Bylford after the 1983 decompression incident? 🤔🤔🤔

[@gvarcs2669]

No. Dolphin is the comany name. Borgholm Dolphin and Byford Dolphin are different platforms. And there are more.

[@mikeyfn-a6684]

@@gvarcs2669 Righteous info good sir. Appreciate it 👍

[@muhammadjunaidibinismail4385]

Terbaik

[@Kedrezac]

Sounds like a certain history Channel

[@factnow6235]

I need job! I'm not afraid with the wave or tornado.

[@ragnapodewski4694]

Who will think an oil rig like the "Titanid"?

[@piefighter36]

Hey so when talking about Nigeria you showed some pictures of a city implying that it is from Nigeria. It's not, that's cape town, South Africa, on the other side of the continent. (Ik cause I live in cpt)

[@corablue5569]

Who is the voice actor in this clip? He’s amazing!

[@Mr.Robert1]

Rumble Stilskin is my name.
Voice overs is what I get paid to do.
Just so you understand his voice is put through a processor to make it sound pleasant for the human ear.
In person he sounds like Mickey mouse. No I really don't know what he actually sounds like. However I would bet it's been altered. We live in a very false world and time.

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[@corablue5569]

@@Mr.Robert1 Lol- my maiden name is Runkle, and your reply made me laugh out loud 😂. I have good friends who are very talented voice actors…but like writers they are always unseen. I just wanted to give the man kudos 😊. Thank you for answering!

[@mikehajek64]

@@sapphire5475 do you just comment that b.s on every comment to get people to subscribe? Does that nonsense work? Surprised people actually feel sorry enough

[@corablue5569]

@@mikehajek64 That’s exactly what I was thinking! Some People are crazy 😝

[@DrMatey215]

Incredible video! Amazing feats of construction!

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[@zub31r]

The city with the mountains and ocean isn't Nigeria. That's Cape Town, South Africa.

[@Donotbebloodsucker]

Things get complicated when you work every bit of your energy in handling machine and her strengthless part, then she shout equal pay!

[@alphaomega17]

1. Peace = when we place our hope in Him for eternal life
2. When we believe he is in control we are not afraid of our personal safety. His sovereignty rules over all. (If people disobey, God warns them and if they rebel they suffer the consequences)
3. When we trust Him to meet our needs this eliminates our daily concerns about not having enough. "My God shall supply all our needs according to His riches"
Stop supposing. When we are obedient to God in His omniscience He will take care of ALL of our troubles. Not my load to carry. This society promises nothing. We are talking about real peace that passes all understanding. God wants us to be at peace with Him, His gift to us. Peace with others. God cannot lie. He promises peace based on our faith and obedience to Him. Can't be disobedient and expect His best blessings.
4. When we maintain a clear conscience we have peace. Why do they drink? To feel better. If not clear then conscience gnawing away. He gives us His peace. World can't substitute this peace. People do drugs because someone gave them drugs to feel better, not Jesus. People start doing things to forget things then end up in another place.
5. Accept the way God made you. Stop trying to change things out of your control. Accept the gifts God gave you. Can't have all the gifts. Stop trying to change things over their control because they start drinking then, get in wrong relationships, if we "change" we will get xyz. No. We can't be like others but he wants us to be satisfied with Him with what he's doing in our life. Happy, peaceful, growing us up, teaching us to be obedient. He forgives us and points us the right way. What did God intend for me? Must agree whatever He chooses for us is the best idea.
6. Sense of purpose this protects us from emptiness. We are his workmanship, creafed in Christ for his purpose: live a godly life. He intends to bless us and prosper us. So we can handle it. Our security = nothing but our personal relationship with Him. Stuff is not peace. O nly relationship with Christ. Think about emptiness. Many are unhappy, empty. They fill up the emptiness. Only one thing fills the heart of anybody and that is Jesus presence. That brings the "fullness of the spirit"
Do you feel empty about your days? Something missing? Or look to Him to fill your emptiness? The closer we get to Him in our relationship with Him, the more peace we're going to have. Using the gifts He gave us, being close to Him, serving Him.
7. Adequacy. Inadequacy creates doubt. God wants us to feel adequate. He will never call is to do something we are not prepared to do. Spiritual gifts equip is to accomplish His purpose. Our witness and testimony. That Christ will equip us, He will provide, that we live in peace.
Somewhere along the line you've avoided the peace-maker. The only way we will have peace is walking with Him.
8. A sense of belonging makes people have peace. Rejection is inevitable, it hurts. Sometimes we feel rejection even when we haven't been rejected. Overcome rejection by looking at the cross. God nailed His son to a tree in order for us to have love, God's love. He can satisfy every desire and need.
It begins with humbling yourself, ask Him to forgive you, tell Him: I want your peace.
You don't have peace in your heart if you're living in sin. If you're willing to surrender yourself, your heart won't be troubled.
Thank you Father, I pray the Holy Spirit will work in the lives of those who need peace. We love you Father, in Jesus name, Amen.

[@Notworried9]

Amen!!

[@chrisyork368]

Get your facts right, you talk about Nigeria yet show pictures of Cape Town South Africa. Same continent but different countries thousands of miles apart.

[@mikevonder4560]

You talk about Nigerian oil and yet you show pictures of Cape Town, South African. You showed images of table mountain and Lions head. What’s the problem, no pictures of Nigeria. How about showing factual images and not just any old pictures of what you can lay your hands on.

[@LG141602]

Because they care about money. Basically very basic people.

[@benedettaerenjager6573]

What its called hurricane zeynep in other countries too????
Wtf I thought it was only in germany

[@nauriskinas3163]

Where the scientists at??

[@Gizepi]

Poor choice of title. Should have been the riskiest oil producing areas. Most of the subject matter does not relate to specific rigs.

[@sapphire5475]

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[@must205]

Yes it's dangerous... but calm down... still, being a mother is the most difficult job in the world.

[@ciaran911]

Rare Oil Rig L

[@malikbrathwaite3708]

Talks about Mexico, shows a picture of Brazil. I can't take you or your channel seriously bro

[@bitterbob30]

Do you even know what an oil rig is?

[@user-qc9tw9ie4s]

#نيوم

[@gsorozan]

What cost/benefit analysis concludes keeping these rigs operating rather than putting all that time, money and effort into renewable energy projects? Management loves its power over all and at all our expense. Just bought a hybrid plug in and I'm really loving not having to buy gas more than once every 3 months! Now to do something about my dependence upon oil heat. What keeps the oil industry so hell bent on churning out its poison?

[@corablue5569]

Sir, tell me- where does your electricity come from?
I already know the answer, and it’s not squirrels running on a treadmill- like the one in your head. 😣

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[@david834]

Renewable energy (specifically wind and solar) is federally subsidized so you get the privilege of paying for it twice (taxes and your electric bill). It is neither dependable, profitable, nor sustainable. Do your research.

[@whyjnot420]

2 words: energy density. If you do not know just ridiculous the amount of easy to liberate energy is in some oil, then you have no right to complain about the oil industry. Since it means that you literally do not know what you are talking about..

[@christopherkelly577]

EVs are a complete waste of time. This will transpire in the fullness of time. Lithium mining for batteries that are done after a decade or less. False economy.

[@anitaboodram5660]

oil money is blood money

[@Ug1yKarma]

Where are all the feminists complaining about not being able to work here like men?

[@Silver-nm5le]

They are over on Jordan Peterson’s, Matt Walsh’s channel with a pitch fork

[@alanbugler4404]

There are plenty of women in the oil industry.

[@Ug1yKarma]

@@alanbugler4404 plenty is such a cap look at the percentage it’s like 98% men so don’t give me that dumb disrespectful shit I have an uncle who works at one of those and he said women were rarely seen working on any of the hard stuff

[@alanbugler4404]

@@Ug1yKarma I am an offshore chemist. About 60% of all chemists at my company are women. So wind your neck in.

[@Ug1yKarma]

@@alanbugler4404 in your company goof ball but that’s an exception look at majority to tell facts

[@NightBravoAirsoft]

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[@dondrews]

What he said.

[@cjjoe2173]

There is know way that this earth has that much. You may go out for you shift on the rigs and never come home. I would drill any thing in Mexico or off shore Mexico is not a safe place to be in

[@lido211]

This is about politics not about oil rigs