Incidents With British Petroleum: Profit vs. Safety

People need to know that BP focuses on profit rather than safety because BP has monopolized US oil production and has failed to give workers the environment and happiness the highest priority. People need to understand that energy is safer than petroleum. There are three different opportunities for BP to deliberately ignore the infrastructure and its inspection and maintenance of employee well-being.

Explosions and fires at BP refineries in Texas City on March 23, 2005 are explained in this mission. The search report indicates that an event occurred during the start-up of the ISOM processor. According to the report, this incident had a major impact on BP and its stakeholders. With the support of some data, the impact of this case is highly appreciated. The main result of the explosion is the death or injury of the nearby trailer, damage inside and outside the site, emergency response after the accident, economic loss. The cause of the accident was also investigated to improve the performance of BP. The main reason for this incident is that the safety of the organization and process is insufficient. Proposal to improve blood pressure and help avoid dangerous accidents through duties

The main goal of BP is to continue to develop BP to meet the world's new energy needs (Company, 2005). Following oil spill to the Gulf of Mexico, the company redefined its strategy, strengthened risk and safety management, and began implementing programs to restore public confidence. Below are some of the strategies that organizations took to balance their interests and public expectations.

In the 1960's, BP became famous for its risk-taking business. It gained huge profits for the company; it also got them the industry's worst safety record. In 1967, Tri Canyon of a giant tanker failed on the coast of England. More than 32 million gallons (7.6 million barrels, 120,000 cubic meters) of crude oil leaked to the beach of the Atlantic Ocean, Cornwall and Brittany, causing the worst oil spill in British history. The ship is owned by a Barracuda tanker based in the Bahamas and carries a famous convenient flag that is leased by the flag of Liberia, BP. The ship was blown up by a jet bomber of the British Air Force and tried to burn the oil by breaking the ship, but it failed to destroy the oil.