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Home›Research & Development›DNV GL Updates Worldwide Offshore Accident Databank
Research & Development

April 29, 2014 · about 12 years ago

DNV GL Updates Worldwide Offshore Accident Databank

DNV GL has updated the Worldwide Offshore Accident Databank (WOAD), the world’s leading repository of offshore accident information. The latest update to WOAD adds over 300 new accident records bringing the dataset up to the Hercules 265 blowout on 23rd July 2013. With records of 6451 accidents occu

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DNV GL has updated the Worldwide Offshore Accident Databank (WOAD), the world’s leading repository of offshore accident information. The latest update to WOAD adds over 300 new accident records bringing the dataset up to the Hercules 265 blowout on 23rd July 2013.

With records of 6451 accidents occurring to 3795 operating units, WOAD continues to be a critical resource to those working in risk and hazard management, insurance and regulation in the offshore industry globally.

The WOAD data is systematically organized and provides thorough detail on the accident and the unit involved, providing industry with the information necessary to take lessons learnt and improve safety for the future.

The update has been issued to woad.dnv.com and is already available to all members.

Press release, April 29, 2014; Image: DNV GL

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