Phillips 66 hosts contractor safety forum in Houston with executives from 35 firms

By Public Technologies
  • Phillips 66 hosted a Contractor Safety Forum in Houston, bringing executives from 35 contractor companies together with company leaders.
  • Discussions targeted safety and reliability risks across refining and midstream operations, where contractors account for about 80% of fatalities and permanent impairments.
  • Key priorities included standardizing work practices, keeping safety ahead of schedule pressure, earlier contractor involvement in planning.
  • Operational focus areas covered energy-isolation controls, joint job walks, zero-energy verification to reduce hazardous-energy exposure during field work.


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