Dropped Objects remain neglected hazard in offshore wind

GLOBAL tech company, Dropsafe, has collated the latest data on offshore wind industry Dropped Objects incidents for a new whitepaper, The Neglected Hazard, which shows that Dropped Objects remain an ever-present, increasing threat to worker health and safety in offshore wind.

24 October 2018
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As offshore renewable energy facilities and developments continue to increase around the world, so too are the dangers of Dropped Object incidents.

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