OSHA Says 97% of Worst Industry Violations Found at BP Refineries

[Mr.Fitnah]

AP IMPACT: Fed'l inspections on rig not as claimed - Yahoo! News

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Whatever the correct citation total — five or six — the Deepwater Horizon's record was exemplary, according to MMS officials, who said the rig was never on inspectors' informal "watch list" for problem rigs. In fact, last year MMS awarded the rig an award for its safety history.
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At first, officials said 83 inspections had been performed since the rig arrived in the Gulf 104 months ago, in September 2001. While being questioned about the once-per-month claim, the officials subsequently revised the total up to 88 inspections. The number of more recent inspections also changed — from 26 to 48 in the 64 months since January 2005.
No explanation was given for the upward revisions. AP granted the officials anonymity because without that condition, communications staff at the Interior Department, which oversees MMS, would not have let them talk.

But, doncha know, Fitah? Refining operations and drilling operations are the same thing.

I dont know that, But it is clear that the numbers are apt to change on these "reports" at a moments notice.

 

[SpidermanTuba]

The idiot kid probably thinks that drilling operations and refining are the same thing.

Nope. However, blatant violations of regulations is blatant violations of regulations. What do you think should be the course of action taken against BP there Si Modo?

We should bow down and thank them for oil!