Drilling and Well Site Safety

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1. 1

   The Well Site and How People Get Hurt

   • The Life of a Well Site, from Preparation to Rig Release
   • The Crew, the Tour and Who Is in Charge
   • The Main Ways People Are Hurt on a Drilling Rig
   • Pre-Job Safety Meetings, the JSA and Stop Work
   • Personal Protective Equipment and Fitness for Work
2. 2

   Site Preparation, Rig Move and Rig-Up

   • Preparing the Location: Roads, Layout, Pits and the Cellar
   • Overhead Lines, Buried Services and Equipment Spacing
   • The Rig Move: Trucks, Heavy Lifts and People on the Ground
   • Raising and Lowering the Mast
   • Rig-Up and Rig-Down: Pinch Points and Work at Height
3. 3

   The Rig Floor

   • Red Zones and Communication with the Driller
   • The Rotary Table, Slips and Tongs
   • The Iron Roughneck and Pipe-Handling Machines
   • Tripping Pipe and Making Connections
   • Housekeeping, Slips, Trips and Hands on the Rig Floor
4. 4

   The Derrick, Hoisting, Pumps, Pits and Pipe Racks

   • The Derrick and the Monkey Board
   • The Drawworks, Crown and Travelling Block
   • Mud Pumps and High-Pressure Mud Lines
   • Mud Pits, Mixing and Shale Shakers
   • The Catwalk, Pipe Racks and Tubulars on the Ground
5. 5

   Well Control Awareness, Gas and Electricity

   • What a Kick Is and the Warning Signs Anyone Might See
   • The BOP, Crew Stations and Well Control Drills
   • Flammable Gas at Surface and Ignition Control
   • Hydrogen Sulfide on a Drilling Site
   • Electrical Safety and Lighting on the Rig
6. 6

   Weather, Inspections and Emergencies

   • Weather on the Rig: Lightning, Wind, Cold and Heat
   • The Inspections the Crew Makes Every Tour
   • Fire on a Drilling Location
   • Evacuation, Muster and an Injured Person in the Derrick
   • Rig Release and the Complete Picture