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The slick line operation is to insert memery guage to save detect and save the pressure and temprature of oil well, The main hazard of this job is identufied in Rig up operation which is started by lifting of lubricator and BOP installation on the wellhead also while to open the dismateĺ the cap of wellhead by operator that should fasten the harness to falling down prevetion .....

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Equipment operator Mr. Lopez talks about machine downtime, and why he likes skid steers (track loaders) so much. As we strengthen our relationship with contractors across Texas, we grow our understanding of what contractors and operators value the most: efficiency, above all things. #skidsteers #equipment #heavyequipment #machinery #largemachinery

We have successfully executed the task assigned, involving the offloading, rigging, and installation of two new tanks for a Bottling Company. The project also encompassed the meticulous connection of piping to integrate seamlessly with the existing system. Key Highlights of the Completed Job: Offloading and Rigging: Our team efficiently offloaded and rigged the two new tanks with precision, adhering to industry standards and safety protocols. This phase was executed seamlessly, ensuring a smooth transition from delivery to installation. Tank Installation: The installation process involved strategic planning and meticulous execution to guarantee optimal positioning and functionality of the newly installed tanks. Our team ensured that all aspects of the installation aligned with the specific requirements of the company. Piping Integration: The connection of piping to the existing system was carried out with utmost attention to detail. Our experts seamlessly integrated the new piping, ensuring compatibility and efficiency within the overall system. This step was crucial to maintaining the integrity and functionality of the entire setup. #completedjob #Axcess

IADC Safety Alert 24-2 DROPPED MWD TOOL Before laying down the Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA), the Measurement While Drilling (MWD) employee recognized that the acorn nut on the lifting tool was loose and attempted to tighten it by hand. Although the MWD employee was aware of the required torque (300 ft.-lbs.), he did not use a torque wrench to torque the nut. While laying down BHA, the rig crew used the rig floor hoist to lower the MWD tool down the v-door slide. During this process the lifting tool released from the MWD tool due to the acorn nut being improperly secured. The MWD tool was 8 – 10 feet above the Pipe Delivery System (PDS) when the drop occurred. The MWD tool slid down the v-door slide, rolled across the PDS and came to rest on the ground near the PDS stairs. #drillingcontractor #iadc #offshoredrilling #drillingrigs #iogp #oilandgasindustry #drops

🏗️ Offshore Crane Inspections: Ensuring Safety & Reliability in the Energy Industry    At Control Union, we understand the critical importance of maintaining the safety and reliability of offshore cranes. Our team specializes in conducting thorough annual inspections for cranes located on barges, ships, rigs, and platforms.   Our Services Include:   ➡ Annual inspection services for offshore cranes and thorough examination ➡ Six-monthly inspection for personnel lifting operations ➡ DROPS survey integration ➡ Optional non-destructive testing services and advanced NDT (PAUT) services of Slew Bearing Ring and studs Following the industry-leading API Recommended Practice 2D/2C, our inspections are meticulously detailed and compliant with specific requirements from crane manufacturers, owners, or users.   With years of industry experience and a team of highly skilled inspectors, Control Union is your trusted partner for offshore crane inspection services. We are committed to ensuring the highest standards of safety and performance for your cranes.   Contact Rajagopal Devadoss at rdevadoss@controlunion.com or send your requirements to cuindia@controlunion.com to schedule an inspection or discuss your specific needs! #OffshoreCranes #CraneInspections #SafetyFirst #EnergyIndustry #ControlUnion #OffshoreCraneInspections #CraneSafety #EnergyIndustry #MarineInspections #SafetyFirst #RigInspections #CraneMaintenance #NDTServices #DROPSurvey #APIStandards #EquipmentSafety #OffshoreOperations #InspectionServices #OperationalExcellence

Before POOH 1. Assess the situation: Determine the reason for the pull out of hole task, whether it is for maintenance, repair, or other purposes. 2. Prepare the equipment: Ensure that all necessary tools and equipment are in place, such as a rig, hoisting equipment, and proper safety gear. 3. Secure the area: Make sure the area around the well is clear of any obstacles and that all necessary safety precautions are taken. 4. Attach the lifting equipment: Use appropriate rigging techniques to safely attach the lifting equipment to the wellbore. 5. Lift the equipment: Carefully lift the equipment out of the hole, following all safety protocols and procedures. 6. Inspect and test: Once the equipment is out of the hole, inspect it for any damage or issues. Test it to ensure it is functioning properly. 7. Lower the equipment back into the hole: If necessary, lower the equipment back into the hole following the same safety procedures as the initial lift. 8. Secure the well: Once the equipment is back in place, secure the well and ensure everything is properly tightened and sealed. 9. Clean up: Clean up the area, remove any tools or equipment, and ensure the site is safe and secure. 10. Document the task: Keep a record of the pull out of hole task, including any issues encountered, the equipment used, and any recommendations for future tasks. #gas #oil #rig

#SafetySpotlight Repost Ahmed Shoukry The video below is a typical example of an incident that can occur during a Run In Hole (RIH) - a dropped casing liner on hand What happened? After a RIH 35 Joints of a 7-inch liner, the driller picked up the liner hanger assembly from the pipe rack using the crane to the rig floor and latched it to the elevators. The liner hanger engineer installed the liner wiper plug on the running tool, tightened and dropped it . The Injured person was positioned to align the hanger assembly with the center of the well into the 7-inch. However, during the process, the liner hanger assembly suddenly dropped down from the running tool, resulting in the amputation of the left hand above the wrist. Musing Time; 🤔 🤔 What should be the immediate course of action should an incident like this occur on a rig? Could this incident have been avoided? To all drilling and safety professionals do share your thoughts and experience on this with us in the comment 👇 #oilandgasjobs #drillingjobs #safetyfirst

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