休斯顿的安全在能源行业中至关重要。然而，行业中出现了一种新的安全方法：如果石油和天然气公司不从错误中学习，而是从成功中学习，结果会怎样呢？

在 SPE 年度技术会议暨展览会 (ATCE) 的“从事故中获利或在事故发生前学习”会议上，行业领导者发表讲话，分享了他们从正常工作和操作学习中学习的愿景，讨论了它如何使行业受益行业并提供了如何实施的策略。

“这是关于我们从日常运营中没有出问题的情况中学习的能力。” 雪佛龙技术中心的组织学习经理戴维·哈蒙斯 (David Hammons) 表示，这些机会可以帮助我们在可能发生事故的情况下抢占先机。

HOUSTON—Safety is paramount within the energy industry. However, a new approach to safety has cropped up in the industry: what if instead of learning from mistakes, oil and gas companies learned from their successes?

Industry leaders speaking during a session on “Learning From Accidents or Learning Before Accidents” at SPE’s Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) shared their visions on learning from normal work—or operational learning, discussed how it can benefit the industry and offered tactics on how to implement it.

“It’s about our ability to learn from those instances where nothing goes wrong, from our everyday operations. It’s about those opportunities to help us get ahead of the times we might have an incident,” said David Hammons, organizational learning manager at Chevron Technical Center.