Left Undone H2S Movie

This movie was professionally done by Express Energy Services with the help of a Expert film crew and Actor. We thank them for bringing further awareness of the dangers of Hydrogen Sulfide in the Oil and Gas Industry. Visit Texas Training Center at TTCsafety.com

[@CryptoTonight9393]

JUST STAY HOME is the message I'm getting from this video.

[@captivesojourner]

This made me emotional, excellent video. I am new to the oil fields and I'm realizing this aint OTR. But im ready to fight for the survival of my family

[@gregg4164]

H2S is not only a hazard in the oil and gas industry but to any industry that may have excavations or underground facilities of any type. Any space below ground can accumulate H2S as it is a natural substance that can be almost anywhere.

[@gregg4164]

Who the hell is going to ignore multiple H2S alarms? Any type of alarm for that matter. No one I know would ever stand there and think about it. Those alarms go off and you GTFO.

[@ModernGolfer]

gregg4164 - Correct, and don't forget to take 'the guys next to you' that, for whatever reason, may NOT have heard the alarm. You look out for them, they look out for you, in addition to your self. That way, we ALL go home to our families.

[@blondeguy08]

Unfortunately it happens way more than it ever should... Complacency and failure to address systemic faulty alarms...

[@joshuaclements9052]

Fuck the company man and what he says, I'm booking it out of there

[@arbeitmachtfries]

Considering only one of them was an actual actor, not terrible.

[@rebeccafrazier9396]

Remember we do not get do overs...this video was an eye opener!

[@ModernGolfer]

Agreed, Rebecca. You only get ONE chance to lose your life. So please, keep your life important, and safe.

[@DrillersClub]

Agreed, great video

[@carlandre3892]

Worm: What about H2S? Boss: What about it Worm just dont breathe it in. Worm: *Breathes in H2S*

[@sagirahakaevilbunny227]

Also Worm It can't be that bad since the person who's supposed to be Keeping me safe Said that I am a worm instead of telling me why I shouldn't breathe it in I mean maybe a little dizzy too bad for me I'm about to fucking die because my boss is a dumb-ass Do you know how many freaking videos I've seen where simply telling somebody why doing something is so dangerous or why you could get you killed would have saved their lives 1st day on job!?

[@davidcordova8237]

Really am proud to be part of something that has brought awareness/seriousness of H2S that a lot of us seem to take for granted. Rest in Peace " DUDE" Honor to have worked with you!!!

[@Pete3Heat]

Very good awareness tool. H2S is no joke. I work for Nabors and I will always be prepared for H2S, thanks to this video. Its is literally saving lives.

[@ylwpyro9549]

If "Edge of Tomorrow" were a well-made workplace safety video.

[@mixpix]

or Groundhog Day. :)

[@shanerr7252]

Your spot on

[@jvdhyde]

I will definitely be showing this video to my crew on the Platform. Really drives home the family aspect of what could happen in the oil field.

[@ateeqmalik3364]

Aggred man so do I as a hse supervisor

[@MadridVid]

www.TTCsafety.com Daily Safeland and H2S Awareness training in the Permian Basin, West Texas

[@currently7886]

I used to work in the gas camps up north in Canada for years, I was just a cook or a chef though. However, this video brought back a lot of memories. Complacency is no joke. We take it for granted in the camp, but so do many of the crew. As a cook/chef/camp staff you get to know these crew pretty well. So manyt have their wife and kids at home so seeing that element in this video was en point. Safety is often seen as overrated, and often it is. There is so much redundancy and many people are just tired with dealing with shut downs and checks because they want to keep working to make sure they can keep the money flowing. Probably one of the most awakening moments I had was on a rotation where the safety officer only had 1 arm. He was such a chill guy and very happy. He wanted to stress that safety was more important than most people thought and he wanted people to look at him and realize it. He lost his arm in a cable accident, that had nothing to do with H2S obviously, and he was in the hospital until Chevron offered him re-training to become a safety officer. He made much more money as a safey officer than he had as a roughneck/tool push, but he always said that he would rather have the lower pay and still be able to hold his wife like he used to. To play catch with his son as he did. To lift his new born daughter up and hold her close. He took the money because he didn't want anyone else recklessly persuing profits over their own health and wellbeing. He was a happy guy, still is I suppose. But he had been able to understand that his purpose in life had irrevocably changed. I will never forget him. \ Please all, pay attention. Be safe.

[@dedyfirmansyah7238]

Please note that H2S comes from below, and the gas detector placement is not worn together with the helment . Please put proper. Work safe

[@mixpix]

Simplistic view of it. It's all about best placement for the situation. If your face is near/over a pipe, having it at your chest may not be the best spot. You're going to breath it in before your monitor detects it. H2S is heavier than air on it's own, but when it's entrained in hydrocarbons it's going everywhere. There are so many factors (temperature, % of H2S, humidity, wind, etc) that have to be taken into account, it's not as simple as some make it out to be.

[@DipalEjardar]

This is great work from Express Energy Services. A lot of thought has gone into acquainting people with the actual hazards of H2S. The dramatic scenarios make a larger impact and definitely gets the message across. This is a highly recommended watch for all corporations fighting the H2S menace. My congratulations to EES for the contribution they are making in creating the awareness. Dipal (ASK-EHS Engg. & Consultants)

[@johngage1505]

Best Safety video I've seen. Very well done! Drives the message of H2S danger in a way that really has impact. THIS is meaningful training!

[@17_Prods]

Awesome video! Thanks EES for setting the standard in oil field safety!

[@rorschachblot274]

H2S Groundhog day! Good video and solid production. I'm on refinery property and fully aware of the h2s dangers.. They take good care of us here. Stay safe brothers and sisters!

[@OutlawH2]

Definitely well done vid was kind of a shock seeing the initial wake up and repeat the day sequence but it made sense to show the different hazards by doing it in that style.

[@peepeedoodoo8590]

Project Venom yeah it makes you think “what went wrong?”

[@patharmer2726]

Outstanding video on doing the right thing, even when it is unpopular.

[@equarg]

We has a H2s leak a few years ago in West Texas. I confess, as a non-Texan and non-oilfield employee, I had no clue what it was, why people downwind were evacuated, and stuffed in safe hotels. 😓😵😖Now I know. That 💩is nasty AND DEADY.

[@rippspeck]

"Just do what the other guys are doing in case SHTF. You don't need no training. Read this brochure if you must." I hate that mentality. Having worked in the chemical industry for a decade in 3 different plants, it seems to be everywhere. If I never bothered to ask anybody to show me how to properly wear breathing protection, I probably would have never learned and be one of the first to die in case of leakage.

[@ModernGolfer]

Well done. And if you're going into an H2S (or potentially so) a good solution is to wear supplied air. Even then, if that monitor goes off, leave IMMEDIATELY. The job can wait. YOU need to go home to your family.

[@nizamahmad9316]

Lovely H2s video . Thanks to all the production crew . Im going to play this video at the end of my H2S class . Thx for sharing . Lov u guys . : Nizam - H2s Trainer , Malaysia

[@b.abrakkas3397]

Is that why my car runs faster at night because it has a higher ratio of h2s in the atmosphere? 😂 Boom

[@texasoilman574]

Outstanding training tool. Thank you!!

[@zarinkai2927]

Too much risk . Thank god I left the oil field.

[@joen5091]

every video ive seen that the desk jockeys show us is to cover there ass. this is the only video that i actually like.

[@blondeguy08]

God bless you guys for sharing this with the world instead of keeping it for internal use only.

[@fetchstixRHD]

Very rare that videos like this explicitly allow resharing, though with the risks being talked about, it's pretty amazing they've explicitly allowed it to be distributed!

[@maxsilver6968]

Gents. Watching this video 3rd time in the 3rd country during my H2S training - this is the best one I saw. Thank you all for efforts and care about us - field personnel. Appreciate from Russia

[@christophervelasquez8240]

Great video, RIP Steve Bridges

[@elizabethbridges5831]

RIP daddy

[@jgolsky]

Best H2S video I have seen. Will be showing this to oilfield students.

[@irfanahmad-xr8xf]

Safety first Safety must

[@BrendaStudebaker]

Good video. Remember to pray for all our loved ones and family. Everyday prayers go up for my son.

[@seanmichael8202]

I work with Nh3 as an industrial refrigeration service tech. Although Nh3 is far more controlled and essentially less lethal than H2S, I can’t express enough how this affected me... There’s already so many ways death can gitchya, whether it be electricity, falling from lethal heights, moving parts, stored energy... Bro... It breaks my heart to think one misstep, one bad choice, one instance of ignorance, has resulted in families wondering why their fathers, brothers, sons, are gone. I have two little baby daughters... It’s hard to watch what could potentially be your family’s fate. This video is definitely worth sharing. It’s gnarly how much we all have to contend with, WITHOUT workin around caustic toxic chemicals...

[@CryptoTonight9393]

Each time it's one more thing? Someone really likes groundhog day.

[@lp19901]

Proud employee of EES

[@padrotebigcola]

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[@viperch25]

Everybody keeps saying how great of a safety video this is but I don't see it yeah it tugs at your heartstrings But good safety videos scare you and teach you at the same time This ones just trying to scare you About all I took away from this safety video was it was a inexperienced crew with a foreman that wasn't paying attention and a company that was more worried about getting the job done If that's the case Then you're screwed no matter what you do Other than just quit and leave Second why was the guy worried Was he about to lose his job did he not know how to do the job was he fighting with his wife it feels like some sub plot thrown in there just for the hell of it This just feels like they dumped a lot of money into some Artsy fartsy Rip off of groundhog day That didn't explain What they could have done to prevent it Some of the best safety videos that I've seen are ones that analyze the problem and break it down so that you can learn from it I've not learned anything from this other than these men I have families

[@bfedkjwerfegregfrerg]

Where is Bill Murray :) ? Just joking. Great footage for enhancing the H2S health and safety awareness.

[@RXSVN_2]

Music is WAY too loud. Great presentation otherwise.

[@Albertabcsafety]

Excellent video. Very creative teaching tool.

[@josephgriesenauer7895]

Good video but H2S isn't limited to the oil and gas industry. In Edwardsville, IL 2 street dept employees were killed and a police officer was injured last year when going into a man hole. 1 died inside the manhole itself the other died at the exit trying to rescue his friend. I wish they had seen this video. If they had maybe they would still be alive today.

[@janetbrooks2167]

One of the most awesome videos I have seen on H2S

[@ateeqmalik3364]

These guys must have been given the Respirators or the SCBA SET or the escape sets but there wea nothing prepired.At least one life saving device

[@mfslyphantom8811]

O. I. L. Come on guys stop fucking around out there with this lame death gas. Hemi needs a drink now dig it up!

[@CryptoTonight9393]

Wait what'd he do wrong the second time? This dude needs to just not go into work.

[@jamesphelps9573]

First off they should be wearing their monitors on their chest or on their pant pocket, he evacuated to a low area where the gas will collect.

[@doriensdad69]

well done on the video and performance just helps shows a lack of our surroundings when this type of situation happens to us all on a sudden spot just everyone keep in my your surroundings for a time like this and remember to know which direction you gotta take it's your life and the loved one's all around us ty for sharing this video express energy service

[@dylanjames6662]

If I could like this video more then once I would

[@jimmywarledo4930]

Talk about a pucker factor when those alarms go off, keep it turning to the right

[@irfanahmad-xr8xf]

Accident do not happen but they are caused

[@currently7886]

FUCK ME!~ I never in a million years thought that I would get tears from a fucking safety video. HOLY SHIT DUDE. I know that it is long, and any crew would be hard pressed to take in the message. BUT GODDAMNIT DUDE. This is a work of art.

[@CryptoTonight9393]

How does having a moustache constitute being clean shaven? And what the fuck dies that have to do with drilling for gas. As long as it's not long enough to get caught in machinery what's it matter?

[@coreyrugby]

Cause the mask goes on your face not your upper lip

[@internettroll5997]

Shrek is love Shrek is life

[@mixpix]

Now this is a great training video.

[@cishac]

o you have this with spanish subtittles?, please share it

[@kaligotlakumar9404]

Good movie

[@JaredMuskego4490]

Dude this messed me up awesome video

[@jimmywarledo4930]

The meters on their hardhats lol

[@seanthompson3994]

cool video

[@damonbailey2362]

Powerful video!! I’ve been In this for a min and everyday could be your last day. This is not a take lightly job here. Bless those lost in this game that makes the world go around!

[@theclaytonshow838]

Fuck that phone run!!!

[@CryptoTonight9393]

OK so even that last time he died? And just ended up sleeping in?

[@fetchstixRHD]

Seems like the only outcome is death then 😕

[@sagirahakaevilbunny227]

Maybe that's the part that everyone keeps forgetting I'm sorry to say this but abandoned your coworkers I'm sorry you want them to live but if they mess up you die with them

[@icespark3384]

As an H2s tech. I brief incoming personnel on where the muster points are located and on what to do if the h2s alarm goes off. H2s ain't no joke. Complacency is the thing that would get you hurt out here. When that gas comes out you don't know how high the concentration will be. Great video by the way.

[@equarg]

What is this? The oil field H2s version of groundhogs day!?😓😣

[@foxman37]

Reminds me of my backyard in the Haynesville. Stay safe out there brothers.❤

[@iwontreplybacklol7481]

Worked with many a company man like this. I left the oilfield because too much pressure for money and risking innocent hard workers lives.

[@zakaryahama5913]

it's really a great video. i learned a lot. after 4 days i will start working in an rig that has a high percentage of h2s leaking. they say that H2S is leaking everyday in my working rig.☠

[@ryanw8932]

This was an awesome safety video! This isn’t even my industry and I learned a lot. Thank you

[@karkas9259]

Sehr guter Film zum Thema Sicherheit am Arbeitsplatz unter besonders gefährdeten Umständen. Danke an den TÜV Austria für das Video.

[@luker6766]

I never understood wearing the monitor on your hard hat if it goes off up there aren’t you already dead? The belt or chest seems smarter

[@mjallen1308]

Im mad he left that damn radio going at 0400 hours. Really damn it? REALLY?

[@AppalachiaAaron]

Where is jason at these days ? What the name of the film service he had ?

[@jasonramirez8238]

I'm still around. Ramireña Creek.

[@zackjohnson5607]

I work on supply ships on a yard and it’s rare for this but it happened today. We had to evacuate the ship.

[@reverend123kangsonoru7]

So blessed watching,thanks for the video

[@HealthySkepticism1775]

Is this the movie Edge of Tomorrow? Tom Cruise looks different

[@sagirahakaevilbunny227]

Worm: I wonder what H2S smel......

[@VarunMittalseoexpertindia]

Trailer: Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Gas Safety Awareness Training

[@cinevidproductions]

Well shot, but wow, it is sooooo long. All it conveys is H2S BAD. Almost 8 minutes of just credits....

[@jasonramirez1533]

Thanks for the comment. In retrospect, yes the credits were long. Appreciate that the camera work is still appreciated. If I had it to do again, I would have only made it 3 days instead of four.

[@juanwilliams3423]

No regard for life only for profits smh

[@tonyg8949]

So this is how Hana died? My poor baby :'(

[@andrewespino7507]

No matter what you can't escape h2s

[@theclaytonshow838]

Key energy I thought they only had work over rigs

[@kieron698]

Is the clean shaven thing a safety thing or just a company thing?

[@juannavarro2813]

Masks that require air to be sealed may be ineffective due to facial hair underneath

[@Alimaxim1]

There is no job worth dying for

[@TheBigsqueezer]

nicely done folks.

[@rodolforavina7706]

Thank you !

[@abelnavarro2157]

Muy bueno

[@dandan30003]

you actually go CROSS WIND not UPWIND..

[@9rMan49]

+Dan S. Depends... If your personal monitor is alarming, go cross wind. If your personal monitor is not alarming (and you know it's working) go upwind.

[@skunkjobb]

+Dan S. I would say it depends on if you know where the source of the gas release is or not. If you are working on a well (or some other point source of gas release close to you) it would make sense to go upwind. If the alarm sounds and you don't know where the gas comes from, going upwind might take you closer to the release point at that is no good so going cross wind would be the right thing. Maybe it's best to have one common recommendation so you don't have to think and then I agree with you that crosswind is the way to go.

[@markussparkus1081]

Why are they not carrying standard issue gas masks against h2s?

[@coreyrugby]

Than you would be carrying a heavy tank of air

[@mattpettit9428]

No standard issue gas masks against H2S unless its a scba or breathing air

[@paulbawardwinningfilmmaker5328]

What production company or crew made this video?

[@johnguel9023]

I worked on the crew.

[@paulbawardwinningfilmmaker5328]

@@johnguel9023 I did a feature documentery about an oil company in western ND in 2019, had to watch this....

[@jquest43]

@@johnguel9023 you didn't answer him you moron

[@iwontreplybacklol7481]

Can't pay enough to be around h2s danger areas. No thanks, stay in school and get a better job.

[@askehs1427]

I agree with +Dipal Ejardar. Picturization can explain hazardous works activities for which workers have to be trained without being exposed to the real conditions.Good share +Joel Madrid

[@l1lmb0y2]

Shouldn't they wear overall ?

[@ModernGolfer]

No necessarily, today. However, they likely WOULD be wearing FR's.

[@kempingerrohrreinigungberlin]

Gross

[@childoftheblacksun6871]

i watched this in a class for the OSHA training and the class died at the fact that he straight up huffed in all that H2S. i still laugh at how funny it is to me.

[@danilopeterson3467]

Must have been my farts! (Okay! But remember this is only a scripted film!) Only thing I did not like about this film thus far (00:00 - 19:15) is the portrail that all 300 000 000 or so Americans are purely heterosexual, have three of four children each, and drive about in GM products! WHY all this stereotyping? I get so tired of Hollywood making everything so right wing conservative, with NO variations or diversification! This is the corporate Disney-like fantasy 'America' not the real world of DIVERSITY! I realise that H2S poses a serious problem, that is one reason I am pushing for an environmentally friendly ALTERNATIVE to fossil-fuel! I am an ardent advocate of railway and land based transport electrification (and the renewable sources for that). I am taking a break on this film as it is after 2200 where I am at and shall resume tomorrow during daylight hours (Noise Abatement Ordinance) can't really enjoy this if I can't HEAR it!.

[@puppetdee4149]

Danilo Peterson shut the fuck up

[@ModernGolfer]

Danilo - It's a SAFETY training video, NOT a forum your personal far-left libturd political psychobabble. IF you can't add something WORTHWHILE to the narrative of safety, either LEARN something valuable (for once in your life) or STFU and go your own mindless way. BTW, WHERE do you think that electricity for your 'transportation electrification' is going to come FROM? Giant windmills? LMAO! The level of stupidity in your mindless rant is rather typical of libturd nonsense.

[@rorschachblot274]

Go blow 'gas' on a public platform somewhere about real dangers. This video shows the industry a great training video.. Hit Twitter for your enviro rhetoric..

[@Sg4809]

Shut up Liberal

[@Babewatcherbob]

Just so you know, h2s is everywhere. Its in wastewater treatment plants. What, do you want everyone to stop taking a shit now too?

[@CrownVic33]

We all every one of us know she is sleeping around as soon as he leaves to work