Well Servicing and Workover Safety
Safety awareness for crews of workover and well service rigs, service company hands and new well site supervisors on land wells. Learn to recognise the hazards of work on a live well, from rigging up the mast and securing the well to pulling tubing and rods, pressure pumping, flowback, wireline, coiled tubing, nitrogen and fluid hauling, and how to respond to a well release, a fire or an injured derrickman. It is awareness training: it is not IADC RigPass or an IWCF well intervention certificate, and it does not award or replace any accredited certificate or your employer’s own training.
- Modules
- 7
- Participants max.
- 20
- Langue
- EN
Ce qu'elle couvre habituellement
- 1
Well Servicing Work and Its Risks
- What Well Servicing, Workover and Completion Work Is
- How the Risk Differs from Drilling
- Who Is on Location and Who Is in Charge
- The Pre-Job Safety Meeting, JSA and Stop Work Authority
- Hazards to Recognise: Pressure, Energy, Fluids, Hydrogen Sulfide and NORM
- 2
The Well Site and the Service Rig
- Inspecting the Location Before the Job
- Wellhead Condition and Pressures Before Work Starts
- Positioning, Levelling and Raising the Mast
- Guy Lines, Anchors, and Load and Wind Limits
- Rigging Down and Moving to the Next Well
- 3
Securing the Well and Working on the Wellhead
- Two Barriers Between the Well and the Crew
- Well Control Equipment on a Workover Location
- Nippling Down the Tree and Nippling Up the BOP
- Warning Signs from the Well and the Crew’s First Actions
- 4
Pulling and Running Tubing and Rods
- Tongs, Slips and Elevators on the Rig Floor
- Pulling and Running Rods: Backlash and Stored Torque
- Wet Strings and Fluids on the Floor
- Tubing Board Work and Fall Protection
- Swabbing Hazards
- 5
Pressure Pumping, Stimulation and Flowback
- High-Pressure Treating Iron as a Hazard Zone
- Acid and Chemical Handling
- Hydraulic Fracturing Site Hazards
- Flowback After a Job: Tanks, Venting and Flaring
- Hydrocarbon Vapours at Tank Hatches
- 6
Wireline, Coiled Tubing, Nitrogen and Fluid Services
- Wireline and Perforating Safety
- Coiled Tubing and Snubbing Units
- Nitrogen Units: Cryogenic Burns and Asphyxiation
- Hot Oiling, Flammable Fluids, Static and Bonding
- Vacuum Trucks and Fluid Hauling
- 7
Simultaneous Work and Emergencies
- Several Companies on One Pad
- Well Release: When the Well Flows Without Control
- Fire on a Service Location
- An Injured Derrickman: Rescue from the Tubing Board
- Evacuation Routes, Wind Direction and the Complete Job
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