DAILY TELEGRAPH
BP was subject to an investigation in the North Sea which found new staff were not trained to basic safety standards six months before its Gulf of Mexico accident.
By Rowena Mason
Published: 10:40PM BST 14 Sep 2010

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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) began its inquiry after a complaint by a worker on the Clair rig off the Shetlands, near to where BP is about to begin deepwater drilling.
The conclusions, sent to BP executives in a letter in October last year, found training of some new personnel to basic safety standards was ineffective.
The letter, obtained by The Daily Telegraph under Freedom of Information laws, added there was evidence of a culture among your contractors, Seawell (up to senior levels of management), of working outside of procedures, permit or permit conditions. read more
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