Checklists for the members of the rig team: OIM, Barge Master, Toolpusher, Driller, Assistant Driller, Derrick Man, Cement Operator, Mud Engineer, Mud Logger.
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1. OIM / Barge Master HPHT Daily Checklist
- prepare non essential personnel list (to be agreed with company drilling supervisor)
- hold morning meeting
- obtain copy of daily work instruction and post
- verify days since last bop test
- verify days since last h2s drill
- verify days since last fire drill
- verify days since last abandon rig drill
- verify supply vessel schedule
- verify third party hp compliance & performance
- verify weekly h2s and combustable gas sensor test
- verify minimum stocks and requirements
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Cement |
Barite |
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Drill water |
Glycol |
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2. Senior Toolpusher HPHT daily checklist
- Prepare daily work instructions
- Hold operational pre-tour briefing with drill crew + service company personnel on shift.
- Check hole volume work-sheet
- Obtain slug calculations from mud engineer
from drilling supervisor
- kick tolerance calculations
- Current swab and surge calculations
- ECD at bit and shoe
- Pipe speed limitations
- ROP limitations
from mud loggers
- Current gas trend
Verify/ record the following:
- All instruments and chart recorders calibrated
- Verify cross checking of mud logging and driller instrumentation
- Choke usage log & BOP usage log up to date
- Hours since last choke inspection
- Days since last BOP test
- Days since last BOP function test
- Days since last wear bushing inspection
- Days since last gas detection calibration
- Days since last mud measurement system calibration
- Days since last check of MGS
- Hours since last Top Drive service
- Hours since Swivel Packing changed
3. Driller HPHT Checklist (each tour)
- Check line up of choke manifold
- Check Well can be Safely Shut in
- Check active volume alarms
- Pump through choke and kill lines
- Complete new hole volume work sheet
- Take SCR as soon as safely possible, update kill sheet
- Note wind direction and designate over board line
- Have and fill out drilling parameters sheet every 30 min
- Review rams space out and shut in procedure
- Function test all safety valves (Kelly TDS and Stab in)
from Mud Loggers
- Agree/Record all daily losses/gain (carry over daily)
- Agree on volume in all mud pits
- Lag time
- Position of connection gas in the annulus
- Position of Trip gas flow check gas in the annulus
from company company drilling supervisor / contractor tool pusher
- kick tolerance calculations
- Current swab and surge calculations
- ECD at bit and shoe
- Pipe speed limitations
- ROP limitations
from Mud engineer
- Mixing or transfer instructions
- Slug calculations
- Confirmation last trip volumes are available
from assistant driller and derrick man
- HP check list (ensure they have fully complied with their check list)
confirm all aspects of the following have been satisfactirily dealt with:
- Kick assembly
- Safety valves, darts
- Choke manifold
- MGS
- Active mud volume requirement
- Minimum stocks
- Degasser
- Barite System
4. Assistant Driller HPHT Checklist (each tour)
- Function test both remote operated auto chokes
- Check choke manifold valves are aligned correctly
- Check choke manifold equipped w/ Lo-pressure gauges
- Verify amount and accessibility of glycol
- Verify MGS ‘U’ tube is flushed and full after each use
- Check trip tank is half full
- Verify dropping dart passes through both valves and all tubular
- Verify minimum ID of Tool string
- Verify Drop In Dart location (dog house) and condition
- Verify 15K Kelly cocks, Gray valves and associated XO are operational
- Verify Kick assembly accessibility
- Verify Drill Pipe tally and count
- Run Degasser
- Verify shakers being attended by responsible person
- Up date BOP and choke usage log
- Up date BHA rotating hours
- Copy of drilling parameter log in rig files
- Verify Koomey unit is in running order. Check gauge reading in dog house.
- Monitor and record annulus well pressure.
5. Derrick Man HPHT Checklist (each tour)
- Verify surge tanks topped up with barite
- Verify mud balance have been checked and calibrated
- Purge Bulk transfer lines
- Check and set all pit level markers
- Verify total mud volume on surface (active, reserve & kill mud) exceeds 250m3, clear with mud loggers.
- Calculate Total Active System =……….m3
- Verify with mud engineer sufficient mud chemicals are available to build 150m3 of drilling mud.
- Verify LCM stocks are accessible in sack store and exceed 5 MT
- Verify all mud mix systems are operative
- Agree optimum mud slug parameters from Driller / Mud engineer
- Obtain mixing / transfer instructions from mud engineer (clear with driller)
- Obtain from mud engineer Barite tonnage required to raise active mud by 0.1 SG
- Calculate total active volume at + 0.1SG
6. Cement Operator HPHT Checklist
Daily checks
- Check that Fuel tank is full
- Check all oil levels
- Check all down hole & surface tools are on board (RTTS packer) and take inventory
- Check cement vent
- Check cement and chemicals are sufficient to set 3 x 200m long cement plugs
- Take inventory of all chemicals & check against minimum stock requirement
Weekly Checks
- Pressure test unit
- Check spares against inventory.
- Make sure cement has been fluffed up
- Check barites supply to cement unit
- weekly maintenance audit complete
Material requirement (safety stock only)
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Slurry |
Spacer |
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Cement volumes
Cement tank 1 |
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Cement tank 2 |
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7. Mud Engineer HP daily Checklist
- Record mud volume: Agree with derrick man and mud loggers
- Pilot testing completed
- Ensure mixing / transfer / slug information clear to all relevant personnel
- Verify mud balances have been checked for calibration
- Calculate swab, surge and hydraulics and inform Company drilling supervisor
- Verify oil show in cuttings
- Verify Shaker screens optimised
- Verified stock and compare with minimum stock levels
- Verify barite lines have been tested
- What is the maximum volume of mud that can be mixed with the chemical on board: ___m3
Material required to build 150 m3 of active mud.
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Kill mud weight…………SG Kill mud volume…………m3
Premix weight…………..SG Premix volume…………. m3
8. Mud Logger HPHT daily Checklist
- Complete new hole volume work sheet
- Driller provided with all relevant information
- Check limits on all monitored systems
- Carry out flow meter checks
- Follow position of any gas in annulus (Pump off, Drilled gas, Trip gas…etc)
- Monitor trend in gas levels (BGG, Drilled Gas, Trip Gas)
- Monitor flow line temperature and trend
- Check that driller’s instrument cross checked with mud logger’s
- Monitor days since last major gauge calibration
- Monitor days since last calibration check of gas and H2S detection system.
- Is weekly maintenance audit complete
- Daily ditch magnet recovery. Recovery………………….grams
- Record total and composition of all shut down, connection and trip gases to be recorded on morning report
- Record 24 hr mud loss/gain and carry over daily. Confirm with mud engineer and classify gain/losses (seepage, formation, super-charging)
- Note any drilling parameters, ‘D’ exponent changes
from company drilling supervisor
- kick tolerance calculations
- Current swab and surge calculations
- ECD at bit and shoe
- Pipe speed limitations
- ROP limitations