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  • FRAC Checklist

  • Service Company

  • Lease name

  • Date/Time

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Are holes and other slip, trip and fall hazards on location identified and eliminated or flagged and communicated to ALL employees?

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  • Has all equipment been spotted at least 20 feet from above ground power lines?

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  • Are all observed pinch points properly guarded?

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  • Is lighting needed on location adequate for all work areas?

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  • Are all personnel wearing the appropriate PPE and is it being worn correctly? This includes any special PPE needed while working with acid or chemicals i.e. Respirator with N95 filters.

  • What PPE is missing or needed?

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  • Is there spare PPE available on location for visitors and employees? This includes ear plugs.

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  • Is fall protection available and being utilized for all jobs at a height of 4 ft. or greater? i.e. FRAC tanks, man-baskets etc.

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  • Is a working pressure transducer installed on each pump and was the over-pressure shutdown on each pump tested?

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  • Was the red button on the pump console tested to kick all pumps into neutral?

  • Has a pump numbering system been established and communicated to all location personnel and do the numbers correspond with the numbers on the pump control panel?

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  • Are all vehicles equipped with the appropriate fire extinguishers? Are they in working order with current inspection?

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  • Is the wellhead flow line safety restraint system in good condition, being used correctly, and installed properly?

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  • Is the "High Pressure Zone" been taped off and enforced to prevent unauthorized access?

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  • Are all containers properly labeled?

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  • Are all engine exhaust systems that are operating within 100 ft. of the well, equipped with spark arresting mufflers or an equivalent system?

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  • Is LOTO being utilized?

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  • Are safety data sheets (SDS) accessible and available?

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  • Are first aid supplies available for use by employees? Do employees know where they are?

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  • Is there a certified first aid/AED/CPR trained employee on location?

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  • Is there a safety shower and eye-wash station on location? Is it placed in an area adjacent to the associated hazard i.e acid tank?

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  • Is the proper signage displayed at the entrance of location?

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  • Are the FRAC tanks grounded?

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  • Do the FRAC tanks have containment around them?

  • How many tanks are contained and what type of containment?

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  • Are chock blocks being utilized on all applicable vehicles?

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  • Has the emergency assembly area's and routes been identified and communicated down the chain? LAT/LONG, driving directions to the hospital, are they posted?

  • Where is it posted?

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  • Are vehicles grounded while being fueled?

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  • Are the hoses on the missile free from abrasions, gouges and cuts?

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  • Are the high pressure hoses secured in case of rupture i.e. Whip checks, hobbles, restraints? Are they installed properly?

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  • Is there soda ash on site to neutralize acid spills?

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  • Was a pre-job meeting held utilizing the rig up JSA prior to rigging up on location and we're all items on JSA discussed?

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  • Are ground guides being used "correctly" for all backing and moving of equipment on location, using appropriate gear?

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  • Was all equipment spotted in a safe and orderly fashion by the service supervisor or designee at least 60' from the wellhead and was adequate space left between vehicles for egress?

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  • Are all possible spills contained and/or cleaned promptly and satisfactorily mitigated?

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  • Are Cellar Covers Installed?

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  • Are all treating lines constructed to allow flexible movement (90 degree rule) during treatment including chicksan configuration for all elevation and direction changes?

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  • Is a double valve bleed-off installed between the treating line check valve and the wellhead?

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  • Are the number of lines run to wellhead adequate for the expected treating rate of the job and are the lines equalized?

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  • Are all essential personnel in communication with service supervisor, including controller of the master valve, boost pump operators etc,?

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  • Are all non-essential engines been shut down?

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  • Has the missile been certified, tested and banded within the last 12 months?

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  • Are hoses sufficiently long enough to contact the ground, providing support, and preventing undue stress at the king nipple?

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  • Are tag lines being utilized?

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  • Are proper tools being used for the task?

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  • Are all observed pulleys, rotating shafts, belts, chain drives, and sprockets properly guarded?

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  • Is all observed equipment clean and serviceable?

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  • Are all hand tools in good condition and replaced/repaired as needed?

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  • Are all suction hoses at least 150psi rated and in good condition including king nipple?

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  • Are hoses, used for supercharge, steel fee forced, minimum 250psi rated, with staged connections and in good condition?

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  • Are hose covers being used on all discharge/supercharge hoses transferring or pumping acid or flammable fluids?

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  • Are all observed chain, wire rope, slings etc. in good condition and marked with their rated capacity?

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  • Is there trapped pressure that might be a concern?

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  • Are all observed end devices including hooks and safety latches in good condition?

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PRV's, Hydraulic FRAC Valves

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Ball Launch System

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Wireline Operations

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  • Anything else not mentioned:

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