Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client (Customer)

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location (Wellsite information)
  • Personnel

1) Mobilization

  • A) Journey management covered and documented?

  • Comments

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  • B) Gate check completed?

  • Comments

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  • C) Ground guides and an adequate amount off spotters used?

  • Comments

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  • D) Site Safety Champion identified with a vest as well as qualified for the position?

  • Comments

  • Photo

  • E) JSA's/JHA's completed and address all identified safety concerns per job site?

  • Comments

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  • F) Customer required orientations/training? Cards avalable?

  • Comments

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  • G) Qualified first aid person identified and first aid kit available?

  • Comments

2) Pre-Job Execution

  • A) Ready to service on time?

  • Comments

  • B) Zero hotshots required?

  • Comments

  • C) Sufficient and safe lighting for job?

  • Comments

  • D) Safety meetings covered before and between stages:

  • Comments

  • Safety plan reviewed?

  • Photo

  • Comments

  • *Employee duties established?

  • Comments

  • *Complete hazard assessment was conducted on location and discussed with crew (Use HRA/JSA to verify)

  • Comments

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  • *Personnel was attentive during the meeting?

  • Comments

  • *Emergency procedures covered?

  • Comments

  • * Wind direction identified?

  • Comments

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3) Rig-Up

  • A) All flow iron is within inspection per the market requirements: 6 months for shale market and 12 months for all others

  • Comments

  • Photo

  • B) Equipment safely moved, properly spotted on location, and properly space for wellhead and secured as per company standards. (Ground guides, cones used properly, fire extinguisher, check 6)

  • Comments

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  • C) Hose hobbles placed on all discharge hoses?

  • Comments

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  • D) All ground iron placed on blocks or some other comparable device to keep iron from sinking into the ground?

  • Comments

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  • E) Bleed off iron is staked and saddled or secured with a comparable device?

  • Comments

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  • F) Pop-off place in the line as well as set per standard?

  • Comments

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  • G) All suction and discharge hoses in good condition? No kinks or excessive wear marks?

  • Comments

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  • H) Wing in good condition? Wings needing attention have been identified?

  • Comments

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  • I) Crane and rigging inspected?

  • Comments

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  • J) Iron rigged up per standard

  • Comments

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  • K) Proper amount of hoses used per standard?

  • Comments

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  • L) Lines were tested 1000 psi above max pressure? If it was allowable by the line working pressure?

  • Comments

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  • M) BOP tested and documented?

  • Comments

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4) Environmental

  • A) Secondary containment properly placed under potential leaking equipment? Blender, Chem-add, Chemical Floats?

  • Comments

  • Photo

  • B) Adequate spill response equipment on site? Absorbent diapers, absorbent socks, shovels, Soda Ash?

  • Comments

  • Photo

5) Hazardous Communications (HAZCOM)

  • A) All chemicals labeled properly?

  • Comments

  • Photo

  • B) SDS's available for every chemical?

  • Comments

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  • C) SDS's reviewed and required PPE in use?

  • Comments

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  • D) Chemical transfer hoses in good working condition? No kinks or excessive wear marks

  • Comments

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  • E) Non-locking camlocks secured with zip ties when locking camlocks are not in use?

  • Comments

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  • F) Tote valve handles clearly marked with the correct open and closed positions illustrated?

  • Comments

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  • G) Barriers in place to prevent personnel from entering high pressure and any other hazardous areas?

  • Comments

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  • H) Appropriate grounding/bonding applied?

  • Comments

  • Photo

6) Respiratory Protection

  • A) All employees within 50 feet of sand being moved are fit tested and wearing appropriate respirator? Half face mask (<50k lbs. 100 mesh in a stage) Full face (>50k lbs. 100 mesh in a stage)

  • Comments

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  • B) The 50 foot barrier is in place to warn people of the silica dust?

  • Comments

  • Photo

  • C) Respirators are clean and in good condition?

  • Comments

  • Photo

  • D) A wind sock is in place to indicate wind direction?

  • Comments

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  • E) "Silica Hazard" signage in place and visible?

  • Comments

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7) Personnel

  • A) Personnel aware of local initiatives? Upstream Process Safety? Perfect HSE Day?

  • Comments

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  • B) Personnel demonstrated positive HSE culture?

  • Comments

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  • C) Personnel are clean shaven?

  • Comments

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  • D) Appropriate PPE worn throughout the job?

  • Comments

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  • E) SSE's identified?

  • Comments

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8) Vehicles and Equipment/Housekeeping

  • A) Truck cabs clean?

  • Comments

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  • B) Unused items are out of walking paths in order to prevent trip hazards?

  • Comments

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  • C) TMV is presentable in order to accommodate the customer?

  • Comments

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  • D) Location is cleaned up of any general trash throughout and at the end of the job?

  • Comments

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9) Third Party

  • A) Third parties are able to communicate with the crew throughout the job?

  • Comments

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  • B) Third parties are following BHI location requirements?

  • Comments

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10) Behavior Based Safely (BBS)

  • A) Means exist for BBS observations to be reported?

  • Comments

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  • B) Demonstration of evidence of interventions undertaken?

  • Comments

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Additional Findings

  • Finding

  • Comments

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  • Finding

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  • Finding

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  • Finding

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  • Finding

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  • Finding

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  • Name of Reviewer?

  • Reviewed by

  • Name of On-Site Supervisor?

  • On site Supervisor

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