Induction
Day-1
Instructor Name:
Facility Guide
Assembly Point
Course outline
At the end of the course you will be able to:
• Define the importance of life saving equipment
• How to use and locate fire fighting equipment
• Define required Personal protective equipment
• Know your roles and responsibilities as per job position
• Understand activities operated at rig site
• Know how to implement life saving rules and its importance
• Understand the structure of the station bill and types of emergency cases
• Understand house rules related to rig site
• Understand paper work required for different jobs on rig site
• Know the management structure on the rig site
House Rules
o Using mobile phones (keep mobile phone on silent mode)
o Avoid side talks
o Always share your information/point of view that is related to the subject ,as its always
valuable
Components of health and safety
Management System
DO
Act
Plan
Check
Safety Management System
PDCA Cycle
The Plan-do-check-act Procedure
1.Plan: Recognize an opportunity and plan a change.
2.Do: Test the change. Carry out a small-scale study.
3.Check: Review the test, analyze the results, and identify what you’ve learned.
4.Act: Take action based on what you learned in the study step. If the change did
not work, go through the cycle again with a different plan. If you were
successful, incorporate what you learned from the test into wider changes. Use
what you learned to plan new improvements, beginning the cycle again.
When to Use the PDCA Cycle?
Use the PDCA cycle when:
•Starting a new improvement project
•Developing a new or improved design of a process, product, or service
•Defining a repetitive work process
•Planning data collection and analysis in order to verify and prioritize problems or root
causes
•Implementing any change
•Working toward continuous improvement
Induction: Organization
Structure
Organization Structure
Departments
Operations
Engineering Human Resources
Prolog Commercial
Internal Audit QMHSE
Legal Finance
Communications IT
Induction: Organization
Structure
Organization Structure
Standard communication channels
Two way communication: One way communication:
- E-mail - Memos
- Telephone - EDC announcements
- Face to face - Intranet news
- Official Facebook page - Monthly E-Newsletter
- HR Service Desk (2118) - Suggestion boxes
- Training Center Service
Desk (2307)
- IT Help Desk (2500)
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Basic Rig Types
Earliest drilling rig used Spring-Pole Drilling
Chinese drilled as deep as 3000 ft.
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Basic Rig Types
Cable Tool Rigs
Replica Of Drake Well drilled In Pennsylvania “Standard”
Pennsylvania, U.S.A. in 1850’s Cable Tool Drilling Rig
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Basic Rig Types
On Shore
Off Shore
(Land)
Jack-up
Drilling
Platform
Work-over
Semi-
submersible
Drill ship
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Basic Rig Types
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Land Rigs
Drilling Work-Over
Rated Depth 7000 m. Rated Depth 4400 m.
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Land Rigs
Rig moves
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Off-Shore
Jack-Up
Limited to 150 m of Jacking-up
To make clearance
water for waves
Include hellideck,
cranes & crew Barge
accommodation
Legs
Rests on sea bed
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Off-Shore
Jack-Up
Rig move
Heavy lifter
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Off-Shore
Semi-
Submersible
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Off-Shore
Semi-
Submersible
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Off-Shore
Drill ship
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Off-Shore
Jack-Up
Rig move
Induction: Introduction to Oil
field
Oil Industry
Oil companies
Operator “Owner Company”
KPC, Shell … etc.
Drilling Contractor Provides rigs
& personnel
EDC, ECDC, Transocean … etc.
Service Company Performs
specific task or deliver specific
service
Halliburton, Schlumberger … etc.
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Contract Background
Operator Company finds oil
Contacts a Drilling Contractor
A rig is assigned to drill the hole
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Starting a well Land rig
Conductor pipe installed
A rig spuds in
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Starting a well Off-shore
Rig
Platform
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
EDC Fleet
Off Shore Land
• 6 Jack-Up: • 40 Drilling:
‒ Senusret ‒ Super rigs
‒ Zoser ‒ Medium rigs
‒ Senefru • 21 Workover
‒ Setty
‒ ElQaher 1
‒ ElQaher 2
• 2 Platforms:
‒ EDC 20
‒ EDC 34
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
• Hoisting System
• Rotating System
• Circulating System
• Power System
• Well Control System
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Tubular used in Drilling operations
• Drilling Pipes
• Drilling Collars
• Casing Pipes
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Types of drilling bits
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Hoisting System
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Rotating System
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Functions of Drilling Fluid (Mud)
• Lubricates
• Carries cutting out to the surface
• Exerts hydrostatic pressure
• Forms “filter cake”
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Circulating System
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Circulating System
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Circulating System
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Circulating System
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Power System
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Well Control System
Blow-Out
Preventer
(BOP)
Induction: Introduction to
Drilling
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Systems
Well Control System
BOP Control Unit
Induction: Rig Crew
Radio Operator/WHM
Land Rigs
Medic / camp boss Catering Forklift Operator
Roustabout Foreman Crane Operator
Roustabout
Safety Officer
Asst. Derrick Floor
Driller
Driller Man Man
Sr. Tool Night
Pusher Pusher
Welder
Sr. Mechanical Mechanical Asst. Mechanical
Engineer Engineer Engineer
Sr. Electrical Electrical Asst. Electrical
Engineer Engineer Engineer
Induction: Rig Crew
Operator Company
Geologist
Mud Engineer
Company Man Night Company Man
Mud Logger
Sr. Tool Pusher / OIM
Service Company
Induction: Rig Crew
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Crew Members
Roles & Responsibilities
Induction: Rig Crew
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Crew Members
Roles & Responsibilities
Driller
Induction: Rig Crew
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Crew Members
Roles & Responsibilities
Floor man Derrick man
Induction: Rig Crew
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Crew Members
Roles & Responsibilities
Roustabout
Induction: Rig Crew
Introduction to Drilling
Rig Crew Members
Roles & Responsibilities
Welder Forklift
Personal Protective Equipment
Safety Signs
Categories of safety signs
Safety Signs
Safe Condition signs
Safety Signs
Fire Fighting signs
Safety Signs
Warning signs
Safety Signs
Mandatory signs
Safety Signs
Prohibition signs
COSHH Signs
• Exposure to Chemicals, Noise and Vibration
• Material Safety Data Sheet
Environmental Induction: Basic Safety Training
Exposure
Noise
Environmental Induction: Basic Safety Training
Exposure
Noise
85 dB or greater for 8 hours
Earmuffs Earplugs Canal Caps
Protect your ears!!
Environmental Induction: Basic Safety Training
Exposure
Noise
Environmental Induction: Basic Safety Training
Exposure
Vibration
Short-term impacts
Long-term impacts
Environmental Induction: Basic Safety Training
Exposure
1. Chemicals
Chemically hazardous materials
Environmental Induction: Basic Safety Training
Exposure
1. Chemicals
Corrosive Explosive Flammable
Environmental Oxidizing agent Poison
Environmental Induction: Basic Safety Training
Exposure
1. Chemicals
How they enter our bodies?
• Eyes
• Mouth
• Respiratory system
• Skin
Environmental Induction: Basic Safety Training
Exposure
1. Chemicals
Upon exposure After exposure
Proper handling Suitable gloves
Personal Protective Equipment
Safety Data Sheet
safety signs
