What Did You Learn From BP Oil Spill

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As heavy crude oil is being washed up across many miles of the US coastlines, it seems British Petroleum has to speed up their action to tackle the problem. However, this recent spill has brought some eye opening facts to a greater height.

First of all what we know is that BP does have a reputation of being a serial and dangerous polluter, the recent accident is a big fact and supporter of this, even though they insist on being a responsible oil company. In 2000, they did re-brand their slogan as 'Beyond Petroleum' and encouraged "partnerships" and "dialogues" with mainstream environmental organizations. No matter how hard they are trying to be responsible, people are not buying their story of being a 'responsible' oil company.

BP's effort to plug the oil leak is becoming unfruitful. Tragedy can strike anytime and why hasn't the company thought about it before. If they are "responsible" as they insist to be, they would have thought about a plan to put any tragedy whether it's big or small.

Again, with the oil washing up the store, the efforts continue to keep the menace at bay. However, the rush to get HAZWOPER training certificate or courses is on a rise. Those workers and volunteers may face a wide range of safety regulations when they come in contact with the oil spill. OSHA has strictly mandated safety training program that involves cleaning toxic substances. Looking at this fact, many individuals and BP have recognized the importance of HAZWOPER safety training. The big question is, would you wait till the crisis to happen and get the training? Catastrophe like this is unpredictable and it can happen at any time, anywhere. Though OSHA has mandated the need of HAZWOPER training for a long time but it's a shame that its importance is only recognized when it is almost too late.