Information
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Audit Title
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Pad
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Contractors Onsite
Mud Pumps and Mud Pit Areas
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Shear relief valve covered and contain proper shear pin
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Relief line secured properly
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Pressure lines properly safety cabled. snubs should be adequate length (not too long or too short)
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OBM Lines should be hard lined (check all), if applicable
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Vibrator hose snubbed at ends
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Equipment and hoses in good working condition - no leaks
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Mud Pump Covers in place
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Stroke Counter in place and working properly
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Chemical and caustic mixing containers properly constructed with baffles and lid. Contain hazard working signs
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Eye wash facility at hopper (15 minute) and PPE Boxes in place
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General housekeeping good
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Open floor holes properly guarded
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Explosion proof equipment, fixtures and wiring used in vicinity of shale shakers (Class 1 Div 1 and 2)<br> -All bolts, covers and gaskets in place and in good working condition
Substructure and Derrick
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All assembly pins in place and secured with keepers
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Cellar covers in place or Panels installed
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Lower and upper substructures properly bolted or pinned together (as engineered)
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Fill up hose and other high pressure hoses secured and properly snubbed to substructure
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Standpipe secured to derrick
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Mudhose snubbed on both ends to derrick
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Drilling line installed properly on anchor and keyed to keep from jumping off tie down and marked
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Geronimo on-line, flagged and anchored
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Derrick climber installed
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Safety harness belt and lines present
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Angle bracing not bent
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Ladders not bent or loose
BOP/Choke Manifold/Gas Buster
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Stack properly stabilized (4 chains to properly secure)
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Kill line and choke side handles installed
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Blooey line properly secured and equipped with pilot light system (electric or propane) <br>-If using propane, ensure tank is properly labeled and guarded with high visibility fencing or barriers
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Accumulator electrically grounded
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Accumulator controls properly labeled and blind ram valve guarded
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Check accumulator hoses for leaks or spills
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Choke manifold valve handles in place
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Gas Buster lines properly secured (Flange bolts/nuts made up properly)
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Does gas buster have vent lines of at least 8" and contain a U-Tube mud line
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All bolts and nuts properly tightened (showing at least 2 - 3 threads)
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Panic line in place (or bolted together and ready to hook up if needed i.e. Barnett)
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BOP Test being conducted and documented on IADC
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BOP function tests being conducted at least once a week per IADC and documented
Pipe Rack/Catwalk Areas
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Ends properly chocked
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Layers of pipe properly stripped and chocked
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Hydraulic Catwalks in good working order (if have one)
General Lighting and Wiring
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Wires up off the ground and properly cured
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All lights properly protected and secured with safety cable (cable shortened)
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Receptacles and plugs in good condition
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Wiring on equipment in good condition (no bare wires or improper splicing)
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All skids with electrical should be grounded
Rig Floor Area
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Snubbing and jerk lines in good condition (visually)
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Dies sharp - tongs bite and keepers installed and trimmed
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Tong body and jaws in good condition
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Tong counter weights safe and snubbed to prevent fall
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V-door provided with gate (no chains)
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Tail rope available and in good condition
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All unused floor holes are properly covered
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Air hoist and lines in good condition (Brakes properly secured)
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Slips in good condition
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Cathead smooth and guarded on both sides
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Catline not worn or kinked
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Catline tied back safely
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Crown o'matic checked regularly with crown saver device (bumper blocks) installed
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Good general housekeeping (floor tools not in walking areas)
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Hydraulic Choke Panel in good condition and free of debris
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TIW and IBOP valve on the floor and checked tourly
Floors, Stairs and Handrails
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Rails on stairs, rig floor, and mud tanks
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Guardrails installed on all raised platforms and walkways over 48" tall
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No pallets should be used for walking surface(s)
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Handrails installed on mud bar tanks if elevated above 4'
Equipment Guarding
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All engine belts guarded on equipment and pumps
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All rotating shafts and couplings properly guarded
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Rotary drive chain guarded; if applicable
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Mud pump drive belts guarded
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Shale shaker guards in place
Fuel Tanks, Drilling Fluid Tanks, Chemicals, Oils and Lubsters
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Diesel tanks properly labeled with signs
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Diesel tanks properly locked out
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Diesel tank properly grounded
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Diesel tanks are placed within secondary containment
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Bulk oil lubsters provided with drip pan, properly labeled and placed within the rigs ditching network or on a liner
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Drilling fluid tanks (OBM) and transfer pumps are placed within secondary containment system
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Bulk chemicals should be within secondary containment
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Transfer pumps equipped with hammer unions instead of cam-locks
Location, Lease Road and Reserve Pits
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Location in good condition (erosion controls in good condition) -inspect after heavy rains
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Lease road in good condition (erosion controls and culverts in good condition) - inspect after heavy rains
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Reserve pit in good condition (if liner installed, ensure it is in good condition) <br>-Maintain 2' freeboard
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Reserve pit properly fenced off and flagged
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Secondary berms present around necessary equipment and in good condition (free of fluids)
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Good housekeeping being maintained
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Empty drums or trash bins properly maintained (if open topped are being used, all chemical sacks placed in plastic trash bags and tied tight)
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Sumps and rig ditching properly covered
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CHK location sign present
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Any other required signage present (caution - overhead power lines, H2S, contractor visit hours, check in with company man when entering/leaving location, required state or federal property signs, construction permits, etc...)
SIMOPS (Simultaneous Operations)/Multi-Pad Drilling
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Existing wellhead properly guarded and protected
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Existing flow lines identified and properly marked
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Existing well properly shut in
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