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TYPICAL PROCESS SAFETY EVENTS IN WELLS... · •IWCF/ IADC Certification •Competent Supervisors •Frequent Drills •Barrier Ownership •Engineering Standards •Petronas Technical

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Page 1: TYPICAL PROCESS SAFETY EVENTS IN WELLS... · •IWCF/ IADC Certification •Competent Supervisors •Frequent Drills •Barrier Ownership •Engineering Standards •Petronas Technical
Page 2: TYPICAL PROCESS SAFETY EVENTS IN WELLS... · •IWCF/ IADC Certification •Competent Supervisors •Frequent Drills •Barrier Ownership •Engineering Standards •Petronas Technical
Page 3: TYPICAL PROCESS SAFETY EVENTS IN WELLS... · •IWCF/ IADC Certification •Competent Supervisors •Frequent Drills •Barrier Ownership •Engineering Standards •Petronas Technical

TYPICAL PROCESS SAFETY EVENTS IN WELLS

Page 4: TYPICAL PROCESS SAFETY EVENTS IN WELLS... · •IWCF/ IADC Certification •Competent Supervisors •Frequent Drills •Barrier Ownership •Engineering Standards •Petronas Technical

Operations

Competency &

Capabilities

Design & Engineering

• Well Control Competency Ruler

• HSE Critical Task / Position

• IWCF/ IADC Certification

• Competent Supervisors

• Frequent Drills

• Barrier Ownership

• Engineering Standards

• Petronas Technical Standard

• PPGUA

• MODU / IADC

• Wells Manual Framework

• Process Safety Information (PSI) Documents:

• MSDS, Chemical Register

• HSE Case, HER

• MOC

• Drawings, datasheets

• Hardware barrier management

• Equipment Certification

• Maintenance & Inspection

• PMS

• Schedule BOP test

• Functional and Inspected Gauges

• Fire & Gas Detection System

• SCE Performance Standard

• HSE Case Operationalization

• Audit of SCE

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Page 6: TYPICAL PROCESS SAFETY EVENTS IN WELLS... · •IWCF/ IADC Certification •Competent Supervisors •Frequent Drills •Barrier Ownership •Engineering Standards •Petronas Technical

Page 7: TYPICAL PROCESS SAFETY EVENTS IN WELLS... · •IWCF/ IADC Certification •Competent Supervisors •Frequent Drills •Barrier Ownership •Engineering Standards •Petronas Technical

Page 8: TYPICAL PROCESS SAFETY EVENTS IN WELLS... · •IWCF/ IADC Certification •Competent Supervisors •Frequent Drills •Barrier Ownership •Engineering Standards •Petronas Technical

Page 9: TYPICAL PROCESS SAFETY EVENTS IN WELLS... · •IWCF/ IADC Certification •Competent Supervisors •Frequent Drills •Barrier Ownership •Engineering Standards •Petronas Technical

Page 10: TYPICAL PROCESS SAFETY EVENTS IN WELLS... · •IWCF/ IADC Certification •Competent Supervisors •Frequent Drills •Barrier Ownership •Engineering Standards •Petronas Technical
Page 11: TYPICAL PROCESS SAFETY EVENTS IN WELLS... · •IWCF/ IADC Certification •Competent Supervisors •Frequent Drills •Barrier Ownership •Engineering Standards •Petronas Technical

BARRIER VERIFICATION REPORT

Well Name/Number

Time and Date

Operation Running Unshearable Casing

Stab-in safety valve

UPR

MPR

LPR

Drilling BOP

AP

SSR

Annular Barriers

Barrier Description Verification Method

Barrier 1: Cemented Casing Calculated TOC in Accordance with Cement Standards

Barrier 2: Well Head Seal Pressure Test from above on installation in Accordance with Barrier Standards

Well Bore Barriers

Barrier Description Verification Method

Barrier 1: Hydrostatic Head Monitoring through trip tank Mud conditioned to be homogeneous before running

Barrier 2 BOP: VBR Annular BOP

BOP Test Date

String Barriers

Barrier Description Verification Method

Float shoe Manufacturer test paper

Swedge and Internal BOP BOP Test Date

Anomalies/On Going Requirements

Detail on going requirements to ensure integrity and any doubts as to barrier integrity or state that there are no requirements/doubts

Supporting Documents

Document Archive Location

BOP Test Records

Cement acceptance form

Manufactures test for float

Position/Name Signature Date

Drilling Supervisor

Drilling Superintendent

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Personnel Surface BOP Subsea BOP

PETRONAS Personnel

Engineer IWCF Level 4, combined

Drilling

Superintendent

IWCF Level 4, combined

Drilling Supervisor IWCF Level 4, combined

Intervention

Supervisor

IWCF Level 4, combined Wireline & CT Operations

Well Control

Response Team

Members

IWCF Level 4, combined

Contractor Personnel

Senior Toolpusher &

Rig Manager / OIM

IWCF Level 4, surface IWCF Level 4, combined

Toolpusher IWCF Level 4, surface IWCF Level 4, combined

Driller IWCF Level 3, surface IWCF Level 3, combined

Assistant Driller IWCF Level 3, surface or IADC

WellCap / WellSharp Drilling

Fundamental, surface

IWCF Level 3, combined or IADC

WellCap / WellSharp Drilling

Fundamental, combined

Subsea Engineer IWCF Level 3, combined

MPD / UBD

Supervisor &

MPD Choke Operator

IWCF Level 4, surface IWCF Level 4, combined

Slickline/Wireline

Operator & Supervisor

IWCF Level 4, Wireline Operations IWCF Level 4, Wireline Operations

Coil Tubing Operator

& Supervisor

IWCF Level 4, CT Operations IWCF Level 4, CT Operations

1. Personnel who have well design or well control responsibilities shall have current certification in accordance with the Table 4-1 below.

2. Additional specialist well control training shall be conducted for narrow margin, HPHT, UBD or MPD statically underbalanced operations. This should include additional simulator training where the office and operational teams can perform some table-top type drills.

3. Staff supervising wireline operations on live wells shall have training and qualifications in accordance with API RP 6T, Training and Qualification of Personnel in Well Control Equipment and Techniques for Wireline Operations in Offshore Location.

4. Drilling personnel shall be qualified and trained in accordance with API RP T3 Training and Qualification of Personnel in Well Control Equipment and Techniques for Drilling on Offshore Locations.

5. Drilling Contractor’s mechanical, electrical and subsea engineers shall have OEM certified or approved training and qualifications for the maintenance and repair of well control Safety Critical Element.