Sontrach A1-B
Sontrach A1-B
Sontrach A1-B
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Identify /
Process
FE/FS Supervisor,
3 rd Parties Supervisor signed
Client, 3 rd
Design/Planning
Parties Yes
Architest Job Specific
Review Pressure
Generic Report HARC Well test Design No
InTouch Operations
Contingency Package
contents Manual Contingency Design package
Procedures
document
Checklist
HAZOP P&ID / Procedures Sign-Off Sheet
3 rd Party Job Specific (if applicable) Layout
Exemption
Operating Test Program HARC
Request
Procedures
Contingency
Procedures
Location Well Test Design Validated Well Test
Document
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Verify all SLB & 3 rd Verify SLB & 3 rd Prepare
Process
FE or FS Foreman or
3 rd Parties 3 rd Parties
Dispatcher parties
Job preparation
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Process
Client / Rig Visual Check Check for Review Approve new Effective
Any Yes Crew Safety
Page-2 Management of Equipment Well Data complete SDP Through Communication
changes? Meeting
Introduction at Well-Site Changes SDP MOC Process & Handover
Testing Testing
Testing Testing Testing Testing Crew,
Output / Action Input process or Personnel level
Certification
Crossover List
Packages Local Job
Revised SDP /
Job HARC
Well Test WTDP Updated Daily
Questionnaire
document
Template with base for Updated Job SDP ready for QUEST QHSE-S013
additional Questionnaire approval
Job / Operation
equipment Updated JSA
Status Update
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Rig-up
Process
well.
PSV Readiness to
Supervisor sign- Pressure Test Charts flow the well
Calibration
off Rig-up is as Signed-off & Completed Meter
Charts
per P&ID Jobs Listing Factors
Sontrach
Client: _____________ SLB designer: ________ Verified: _________ Date: 3/16/2009
___________
SWT Service Delivery Procedure
Revision 1.0 Well: _____________
A1-65/02 Sign: ______________ Sign: ___________ Client app:___________
Step number SWT SDP Help File
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Process
Testing Crew,
Output / Action Input process or Personnel level
Testing Crew Testing Crew Testing Crew Rig Crew Testing Crew
required
involved
Job Execution
Test Program
SWT HARC
Test Program Test Program Updated JSA
SDP General
Contingency Information for JSA Template
General
document
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Perform Well-
Process
Job Job
Design Execution
Page-1 Page-3 Review Design & Job checks for SWT
Heater / Steam
Design/Planning
SFCU CSRU
SFDP SFU
The “Packing List” concept is central to the development of the SDP. At a basic level it refers to the continual updating and modification of the equipment planning
process. The following table identifies the level of detail expected at each stage of the planning process and refers directly to distinct steps within the SDP
STAGES DESCRIPTION
Level 1 This list will be comprised of the equipment set you feel is most suitable to perform the job the client has requested. It will
largely be governed by your fixed asset listing and used as an input to the Architest simulations.
This will be a confirmed SWT equipment list following the Architest simulations. It is essentially a wish-list at this early stage
Level 2 and does not take into account equipment availability or other related issues. At this point, the packing list is solely concerned
with SLB assets.
Packing List Development Stages
STEP 20 – Verify all SLB & 3rd Party Equipment is available with certification
Level 7 The packing list is now complete. It lists all the equipment required to perform the well-test, comprising both SLB and 3 rd party
assets, with current certification, which have been identified, assigned, maintained and are now ready for dispatch.
Job File Index
Client Well Field Rig Date Job Reference
Sontrach A1-65/02 Ghadames Basin TP-215 16-Mar-09 2009-001-SOF-02
Index
2- Job Preparation
2.1- Checklists
2.1.1- Ready Box Checklists
2.1.2- Crossover List
2.1.3- Lifting Checklist
2.1.4- Pre-Job Meeting Checklist
2.2- Certification
2.2.1- Pressure Certification File (separate folder)
2.2.2- Lifting Certification File (separate folder)
2.3- Logistics
2.3.1- Load Out Lists
2.3.2- DG & MSDS Documents
3- Job Execution
3.2- Safety
3.2.1- Operation Specific JSA's
3.2.2- Pre-Flow JSA
3.3- Communications
3.3.1- Daily Fax Records
3.3.2- Shift Handover Records
Topic Discussed:
Actions:
Date Due Assigned to Description
Comments:
Objectives:
Communication
List all contacts, Manager, FSM, Engineer, Drilling Eng, Reservoir Eng, Rig, logistics and other providers as needed
Company name
Name
Title
Phone
Fax:
Cell
Email
Company name
Name
Title
Phone
Fax:
Cell
Email
Rig Information
Rig Type Rig Spudding Date Equip. Delivery Point
Rig Location Equip. Loading Date Personnel Departure
Reservoir
Formation Pressure psi Max. BHT DegF Type (Oil-Gas)
Max. Shut-in WHP psi Flowing WHP psi Flowing WHT DegF
Formation Lithology Permeability mD %
Max Gas Rate MMscf/d Gas SG (Air=1) Hydrates Expected
Max Oil Rate m3/d Oil SG (60 degF) GOR / CGR
Pour Point DegF Oil Viscosity (cP) Foaming Expected
Expected Water Cut % Max Water Rate m3/d Water SG (60degF)
Salinity Emulsions Expected Sand Expected
Max Solids Rate H2S ppm CO2 %
Sampling Information
How many separator gas samples? H2S by UOP212?
Are special teflon lined gas bottles reqd? Mercury in gas by AFS?
How many separator oil samples? Radon in gas? Heavy metals?
Volume of crude oil to be sampled? Prod. water: Chlorides, Ions?
Which lab should samples be sent to? Oil in water analysis?
Cased hole bottomhole sampling - SRS, SCAR?
Openhole bottomhole sampling - MPSR, MRSC, SPMC?
PVT Express - Wellsite GOR, C36 Comp, Saturation pressure?
Subsea Information
Landing string type & weight? Chemical injection reqd at SSTT?
Water depth? SSTT coiled tubing cutting facility reqd?
ID of the subsea tree required? Size of coiled tubing to be cut?
Lubricator valve required? (How many?) Temperature monitoring reqd at BOP stack?
Retainer valve required? BOP stack drawing space out attached?
EZ valve required? (Jack-up only) Deep water system reqd?
Environmental
Minimum ambient temperature? DegF Acceptable heat level at rig edge? (BTU/hr)
Maximum ambient temperature? DegF Wind direction?
Acceptable noise level? Rig orientation?
Additional Comments:
Example:
Flow Line Inlet 3" 1502 Thread Confirmed with dummy
OTHERS
Rig Visit Report
Client Well Field Rig Date Job Reference
Sontrach A1-65/02 Ghadames Basin TP-215 16-Mar-09 2009-001-SOF-02
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
1 Phase Voltage
Max. Current
3 Phase Voltage & No. of outlets
Max. Current
Any known power supply problems?
DIESEL SUPPLY
Connection on diesel supply hose
Length of hose (will it reach relevant equipment?)
COMPRESSORS
Rig Air Manifold? Connections?
Estimated amount of compressor hose reqd.?
Comments:
Architest Report
HAZOP
Signed:
Last Revision Approved By (name):
Comments:
The controlled source document of this Work Instruction is stored on the Schlumberger Network.
Any paper version of this Standard is uncontrolled and should be compared with the source document at time of usage to ensure it is up-to-date.
Comments:
Equipment
PSV or Other
Four columns are provided so that a recent maintenance history can be shown
This checklist should be the covering page for each piece of equipment, with photocopied certificates attached and compiled in a pressure
certification file
Certificate Number
Certificate Number
Certificate Number
Certificate Number
Certificate Number
Certificate Number
Comments:
The frequency and nature of lifting inspections will be dependent on local regulations. However all practices must comply (at a minimum) with the
OFS Mechanical Lifting Standard: QHSE-S013
The inspections and frequency suggested in this worksheet is simply a guide. Check with the lifting coordinator for location specific procedures.
This checklist should be the covering page for each piece of equipment, with photocopied certificates attached and compiled in a lifting
certification file
Comments:
Slings
In good condition - no kinks, twists, or broken wires X
(Grease slings for corrosion protection if reqd.)
Thimbles
X
No damage or stretching
Shackles
4 piece shackles should be used - shackle body, pin, nut & split pin
Certification Plate
Visible, in good condition? X
Hard stamped with current certification dates?
Markings
ID number on all 4 sides?
ID number 300mm on roof (where applicable)?
TARE, NET, GROSS on one side?
Additional Comments:
Burners
Evergreen S/N: Nozzle Size:
3 Header S/N:
4 Header S/N:
Mud Burner S/N:
Ignition System
Spool Pieces
Comments:
Booms
SLB Booms Length: S/N:
Base Plates Turntables Fish Plates
Pin Size King Post Transport Slings
Verical Guy Wires Horizontal Guy Wires Other Accessories
Comments:
ESD Panel
S/N: Hydraulic Hose Length: Air Hose Length:
SWT Packing List
Client Well Field Rig Date Job Reference
Sontrach A1-65/02 Ghadames Basin TP-215 16-Mar-09
Number of Stations: Erosion Probes:
Hi Pilot Set Pressures
Low Pilot Set Pressures:
Comments:
Miscellaneous Connections:
Inline PSV S/N: Orifice Size / Type: In: Out:
Vent Header S/N: Inlet Conn(s): Outlet Conn:
Chemicals
Chemicals (cont.)
Injection Pumps
Comments:
3rd Party
Compressors Supplier: Serial Nos.
Hoses 4" Length 2" Length Air M'fold:
Steam Generator Supplier: S/N:
Hoses Length Size: Conns:
Comments:
Topics Discussed:
Recommendations:
Attendees:
To: Location:
cc: Fax:
Date:
From: Pages (inc.):
Subject:
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Current Operation:
Next Operation:
Valve Status:
Downhole Tool Subsea Valve Flowhead Valve Choke Manifold and Separator and Well Flowing Status: ESD System Status:
Status: Status: Status: Choke Size: Orifice Plate:
SWT Crew Chief out going: SWT Crew Chief on duty: Agreed by Testing Supervisor: WTS-SWT-SDP-016 Rev-1.0
Jobs-to-do List
Client Well Field Rig Date Job Reference
Sontrach A1-65/02 Ghadames Basin TP-215 16-Mar-09 2009-001-SOF-02
Comments:
Comments:
Pilot Number: Set Point (psi): Calibration Performed by: Witnessed by:
Comments:
Comments:
Date: Serial Number: PSV Type & Size: Company which Performed the calibration:
Set pressure:
Comments:
Comments:
Refer to table in POM for minimum thickness criteria
Comments:
Notifications
Have all relevant authorities been informed that flaring activities are about to commence
Logistics / helicopter company informed of forward test program - no refuelling planned during flow periods
Environmental Checks
Have well test personnel been briefed on environmental sensitivities, requirements and commitments
Has an oil spill contingency plan been arranged for this well
Are adequate oil spill kits available in the well test and air compressor deck areas
Are high efficiency burners being used
Are shutdown and alarm systems fully operational
Have surge tank and KO pot level alarms been function tested prior to flow
Are procedures in place to ensure fast response during emergency shutdowns
Is manual ESD button positioned near flare watch station to minimise response time in an emergency
Is the cementer ready to implement well kill procedures at short notice
Are two flare watchers working on rotating shifts
Are flare watchers positioned to observe tank vent line outlet during flowing to tank
Are flare watchers in full time radio communication with Test Supervisor / Crew Chief
Is there an increased watch provided during night-time flaring
Is the support vessel available for night time spill watch
Is the BCO liaising with the support vessel to maintain a safety exclusion zone during testing
Are dual propane ignitors in operation
Is there the facility to monitor for, and manage, any sand production
Are there logs being kept of the cumulative flared hydrocarbon volumes
All open drains to sea plugged off in the test area
Has the test deck and surrounding area been checked for non-IS electrical equipment and ignition sources
Permits to work in place including review/cancellation of all other hot-work permits
Pre-Flow Checklist
Client Well Field Rig Date Job Reference
Sontrach A1-65/02 Ghadames Basin TP-215 16-Mar-09 2009-001-SOF-02
Crane operations shut down and on boom rest as required
All explosives off the rig (on boat) or on jettisonable bunkers
Air intakes/vents open/closed as appropriate and tagged as required
ESD system function tested, witnessed and logged (all stations)
JSA/JHA conducted prior to flowing the well
Personnel assigned with gas detector to check line for leaks while flowing
Propane pilots alight
Rig water screens operating
Burner boom water screens operating
All water-tight doors and hatches closed and tagged out
Non essential personnel clear of test area
Valve status board current and line-up confirmed
Cement unit isolated and lined up ready to pump kill fluid (confirmed by cementer)
Sufficient number of air compressors on load for anticipated flowrate
Steam generator / heat exchanger up to temperature
All low pressure pilots isolated during well opening
All needle valves on sample points and vents closed
STAN data acquisition system running on rapid scanning rate as per program
Flare watchers in position and aware or responsibilities, radio communication checked
Flare watcher positioned to observe tank vent (initial flow to tank)
Support vessel notified of impending flaring operations and briefed on duties during testing
Radio check - Driller, Flare Watch, Test Crew. Channel confirmed and all batteries charged
PA announcements made
Final Walk-Around
Well Test Permit-Hot work: Includes flowing the well, flaring of hydrocarbons, pressure testing,
running compressors, rig deluge. ALL other hot work permit to cease
JSA's available for well testing operations, compressors, pumping methanol, etc.
Discussion of well test program: Clean up / Shut-in / Multi rate / Final shut in
SAFETY:
Other Business:
Time Events
Maintenance List
Client Well Field Rig Date Job Reference
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Topics Discussed:
1- General Job Feedback
2 - Highlights
3 - Lowlights
Attendees:
Signed by FSM/EIC:
Schlumberger is committed to improving our overall performance, and services offered to our clients. To assist us in achieving
that goal, we would appreciate a few minutes of your time to complete the questions below. We are interested in identifying spec
Services:
Find attached to SDP folder
Communication
Support
Quality
Delivery
Execution:
Safety and Environment Performance
Personnel Competency
Crew Communication
Equipment Performance
Equipment Appearance
Data Quality