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Preventative Well Control

and Well Integrity


Responsibilities for Well Integrity
HARC, MOC, Toolbox Talk and Q-Stop

Preventative Well Control and Well Integrity 1


Summary










Preventative Well Control and Well Integrity 2
Well Operator (and IPM - WCI)

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Well Operator (and IPM - WCI)

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Rig Contractor

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Rig Contractor

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SLB Line Management

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SLB Marketing and Sales Personnel




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Job Supervisors

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Job Supervisors

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All Personnel

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Job Design Engineers




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SLB Segments and EMS


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SLB Segments and EMS

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HARC, MOC, Toolbox Talk and Q-Stop
Actions of the job supervisor before starting the job or rig up SLB equipment

 Know well status Identify hazards and risks


 Verify two barriers in place Stop the job if risk is high
(apply Q-Stop)
 Review the “WBEAC” tables

 Check barriers are suitable Initiate MOC and HARC

 Evaluate hazards & risks Are risks mitigated to ALARP?

 Stop the job if risk is high YES NO

 Initiate MOC and HARC


Go ahead: Do not start the job:
conduct toolbox talk inform the client
 Proceed only if risk is ALARP perform the job contact supervisor

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HARC, MOC, Toolbox Talk and Q-Stop
Conduct operational meeting to discuss detailed job procedure with JSA

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HARC, MOC, Toolbox Talk and Q-Stop
Perform HARC to evaluate risks and implement contingency plans

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HARC, MOC, Toolbox Talk and Q-Stop
Perform HARC to evaluate risks and implement contingency plans

Well Barrier Schematic Barrier element Possible failure Monitoring method Risk/effect at failure Action

Primary barrier
Liner cement Inadequate cement bond Not possible to monitor Exposure of 2ndary barrier
Liner above cap rock Liner collapse, corrosion or Not possible to monitor Exposure of 2ndary barrier Ensure suitable material and grade
wear
Liner hanger packer Leak Not possible to monitor Exposure of 2ndary barrier
Production casing Leak, overpressure B-annulus monitoring Exposure of 2ndary barrier
Production packer Leak A-annulus monitoring Exposure of 2ndary barrier
Tubing (below DHSV) Leak A-annulus monitoring Exposure of 2ndary barrier
Tubing string components Leak, mechanical wear A-annulus monitoring Exposure of 2ndary barrier
Downhole safety valve Leak, mechanical wear Regular testing Exposure of 2ndary barrier
Secondary barrier
Production casing cement Inadequate cement bond B-annulus monitoring Overpressure of Ensure shoe FIT is qualified
Production casing Burst B-annulus monitoring intermediate casing shoe. Ensure shoe FIT is qualified
collapse, Hydrocarbon exposure to
leak non qualified material
Production casing hanger Leak B-annulus monitoring Hydrocarbon exposure to
non gas tight threads
Wellhead Leak External observation
Wellhead connector Leak External observation
X-mas tree body External observation
Upper master valve Leak Regular testing
Casing cement Channeling, Micro- No monitoring Hydrocarbons in annulus Annulus must withstand
annulus, Contamination possible, must be Casing burst/Casing pressure. Positive bond log test
qualified collapse in wellhead area mandatory. Prepare
contingency plan to squeeze
perforate and set production
packer above

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HARC, MOC, Toolbox Talk and Q-Stop
Conduct the toolbox talk at well site

The job supervisor will conduct a “toolbox talk” with


all personnel involved to discuss among others:
 Job specific procedure and Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
 Installation, validation and operation of barriers
 Potential modes of failures and remedial actions
 Well control procedures (if this applies)
 Line of command for reporting and escalating well
integrity incidents
Proceed with the job ONLY if the risk has been
reduced to ALARP and it is safe to do so
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HARC, MOC, Toolbox Talk and Q-Stop
Define and explain the “line of command”

Line of command: the agreed path of communication established and


known by all to escalate and manage well problems & emergencies

When there is a lack of barriers (less than 2), stop the job,
evaluate the risk (HARC), and get permission to proceed.

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HARC, MOC, Toolbox Talk and Q-Stop
Apply the Quality Stop (“Q-Stop”) if required

Be alert at all times. Think of


Think
what can be or go wrong.
Recognize Recognize hazards and evaluate
& Identify
Severity the potential risk.

STOP the Job if the risk is


medium or above.

Reduce If the Risk still high, do not proceed.


the Risk Inform Customer immediately.

Proceed only if risk is As Low As


ALARP
Reasonably Practicable.

Capture and share the lesson(s)


Report
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HARC, MOC, Toolbox Talk and Q-Stop
Start a MOC and exemption process if required

Identify new hazards


Acknowledge Analyze the risks
and risks resulting
the change from changes or deviations
or deviation

Communicate
& proceed

Obtain approval Identify prevention


from initial Modify & mitigation measures
program/procedure program or to reduce the risks
approver(s) procedure to ALARP

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Recommended Practices for Well Integrity

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Recommended Practices for Well Integrity

Well Intervention
Operations in live wells

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