An oil platform is a large structure used to extract oil and natural gas from beneath the ocean floor. These platforms can be fixed to the seabed or floating, depending on the water depth and environmental conditions. They are equipped with drilling rigs, processing facilities, and living quarters for workers, allowing for the efficient extraction and initial processing of hydrocarbons. Oil platforms are often located in offshore areas, where significant oil reserves are found. The extracted oil is then transported to refineries for further processing. Safety measures are crucial on these platforms due to the potential hazards associated with drilling and handling flammable materials.