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Audit Details

  • Business Unit

  • Asset

  • Function

  • Work Group

  • Spread

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Coiled Tubing Initial Rig-up Inspection Checklist

Reel Trailer / Coil Cab

  • Are walkways / steps secured, free of obstructions?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • All machinery and rotating equipment have adequate covers, hoods, doors or guards secured in place or locked in service as required?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Is the emergency stop in the coil cab functioning?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Is the reel emergency brake functioning?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Are BOPE controls labeled properly, in appropriate position, and guarded from accidental operation?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Have the weight indicators, and pressure gauges been calibrated and inspected in the last 30 days?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Inspection date:

  • Are the guy wire come‐a‐longs in good working condition, and load rated?

  • Note defciencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

Wellhead Configuration

  • Do all manual valves on stack and casing valves operate smoothly?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Are turns labeled on manual gate valves?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Has all iron, BOPE components, and risers been inspected and banded within the last year?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Have all BOPE components been function and hydro tested per Well Control Manual SOP?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

Crane, Forklift, Lifting, and Rigging

  • Does crane provider have all certifications for winches, fast line, load line, and rigging?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Does the crane operator, and rigger have the appropriate and current certifications?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Has a lift plan been completed?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Is there a load chart, and hand signal chart posted on all lifting equipment?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

Flowback Equipment

  • Does flowback provider have pressure test charts, and certifications for iron, valves, manifolds, and plug catcher?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Are all iron restraints installed, anchored correctly, and not used for lifting?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Are the flowback iron restraints properly installed with current inspections, and with legible inspection tags on the restraints performed within the last year?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Flow iron racks designed in a manner to minimize pinch points and to prevent flow iron from free falling?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Is all iron certified and banded appropriately and current to within the past year?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

Fluid Pumps, Hoses, Hammer Unions, and Cam‐Locks

  • Have all fluid pump Pressure Relief Valves (Popoffs) been tested with current certifications?<br>

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Is the fluid pump over pressure kick out functioning?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Are all transfer pumps and hoses free of leaks and secured with R pins or straps?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Are all hammer union lugs free of burs, shards, and within measurement tolerance?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

Environmental / Process Safety

  • Is there a current chemical inventory on location?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Do all the vendors have the appropriate SDS on location for all chemicals used on location?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Do all tanks have unused ports capped off?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Are pressured lines routed from under trucks?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

General Location and Housing

  • Are work area barriers in place, with designated entry points?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Is there an electrical load distribution panel installed between housing and generators?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Are emergency muster areas communicated to personnel on location?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Is there an Emergency Action Plan posted with current location details?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Is there a fully stocked First Aid, and Bloodborne Pathogens Kit on location?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Do all personnel have current L48, Eagleford Orientation, HMW and SLS?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Has the H2S detection system been tested, alarm sounds and warnings communicated to personnel on location?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Do all fire extinguishers have current monthly and annual inspections?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Is all required equipment properly grounded, and OHM reading record posted?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Does the location have sufficient lighting with minimal dark spots?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

  • Are hand tools in good working condition and used correctly with no homemade tools?

  • Note deficiencies:

  • Corrected on site or elevated?

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