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HSE

HEALTH-SAFETY-ENVIRONMENT 2

ROUSTABOUT 3

WORK AT HEIGHT 4

FORKLIFT 5

LIFTING 6

VISIT OF THE RIG 7

PRACTICE ON RIG - INITIATION 8

PRACTICE ON THE RIG & EQUIPMENTS

& MONKEYBOARD 9

BASIC DRILLING 10

PRACTICE ON THE RIG 11

PRACTICE ON EQUIPMENTS 12

PUMPMAN/DERRICKMAN 13

ASSISTANT DRILLER 14

DRILLER 15

WELL CONTROL INTRODUCTORY 16

WELL CONTROL 17

STRIPPING 18

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• Learn basic awareness, knowledge and understan-

ding of work related to quality, health, safety and

the environment

• A QHSE certifi cate will be awarded at the end of

the training

6 to 10 trainees Hardcopy materials

provided

Lectures in classroom

using the Basic Learning

Package

Equipment demonstra-

tion in classroom

HSE HEALTH-SAFETY-ENVIRONMENT

5 DAYS

None

All operational-level rig

personnel

Industry experience

• Slinging/Rigging

• Prevention of Hand Injuries

• PPE

• Safety Meetings

• JSA risk assessment

• ISM Introduction

• Abrasive wheels

• STOP Method Induction

• Permit to Work System

• Confi ned Space

• Manual Handling

• Dropped Objects

• Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Areas

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Learn basic awareness, knowledge and understan-

ding of work related to:

• quality

• health

• safety

• environment

6 to 10 trainees Theory in classroom

Practice on the rig and

on our yard

ROUSTABOUT 10 DAYS

None

Newly hired roustabouts

Industry experience

• HSE induction & job description

• Presentation Q/SMS

• Introduction to drilling operations

• Presentation of a land rig

• HSE Policy - Stat

• Permit to work

• H2S

• Confi ned space

• JSA

• STOP methods

• Personal Protective Equipment

• Dangerous goods, hazardous material

• Gesture and position / save your back

• Hand injuries / pinch points

• Environment / waste manager

• Forklift driver induction

• Lifting / rigging course

• Work at height

• Scaffolding

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Understand what working at height means and identify

the related risks.

Properly use the different PPE6-10 trainees Theoretical course with

practical exercises on the

mast at 20m height

WORK AT HEIGHT 1 DAY

None

Any person working

occasionally or perma-

nently at height

Safety experience

Theory:

• Regulations and responsibilities

• PPE and EPC

• Risks of working at height

• Fall factors and shock force

• PPE and safety devices

• Equipment maintenance and inspection

Practice:

• Work area presentation and risk analysis

• Pre-use inspection

• Use of the harness with lanyards

• Work at height exercise

• Application of the general safety requirements

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To achieve a certain level of practical and theoretical

competency regarding the operation of fork lift trucks in

a safe manner with respect to other people, loading6-10 trainees Provision of hardco-

py materials, practical

exercises, test on the

theoretical element and

evaluation of practical

skills

FORKLIFT 1 DAY

• Category B driving

license

• Medical certifi cate

proving fi t to drive

forklift truck

• Be over 18 years old

Any person wishing to

be trained on Forklift

truck with a view to

gaining driving authori-

zation certifi cation

Safety experience

Theory:

• Traffi c rules basic skills

• Responsibilities and duties of forklift driver

• Knowledge and technology of forklift

• Operating, maneuvering and steering procedures

• Assessment and correction of faults

Practice:

• Daily checks, battery care, hydraulic systems

• Operating, maneuvering and steering procedures

• Stacking and de-stacking loads at various heights

• Practical operations

• Operators safety code

• Assessment and correction of faults

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• Acquire knowledge of the different types of equipment

which can be used for lifting, rigging and slinging

procedures

• To identify and calculate the Safe Working Loads and

to apply these concepts in own workplace

6-10 trainees Hardcopy materials

provided

Theoretical and practical

exercises

Presentation of the

equipment and acces-

sories

Test on the theoretical

part

LIFTING 1 DAY

None

Any person working

occasionally or perma-

nently on lifting, rigging

and slinging operations

Safety experience

• Basic Safety Requirements

• Lifting Equipments

• Slings

• Connectors

• Lifting Operations

• Load Identifi cation

• Sling Positioning

• SWL Defi nition

• Safety Reminders

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• Gain a general view of a drilling rig and its equip-

ment

• Acquire an understanding of the main functions of

a drilling rig

5-15 trainees On site explanations

given by an instructor

VISIT OF THE RIG 0.5 DAY

None

People interested in

understanding the func-

tioning of a drilling rig

and its equipment

Industry experience

• How to equip oneself with the PPE (personal pro-

tective equipment)

• Safety induction

• General presentation of the H35 Rig

• H35 and Workshop visit with explanations

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• Participate in safety meetings and essential brie-

fi ngs about operations of the day.

• Understand and praticipate to the operation of the

drilling string

• Assume derrickman duties at the monkeyboard on

the mast

6 to 8 trainees Use of the rig and its

equipments in real condi-

tions in full compliance

with the safety require-

ments and monitored by

2 instructors

PRACTICE ON RIG - INITIATION 1 DAY

None

All persons hoping to

gain basic knowledge

on a drilling rig and its

equipment

Industry experience

• Be equipped with the PPE (Personal Protection

Equipment)

• Safety meeting and risk analysis prior to starting

• Role explanation and distribution of duties to each

participant on the rig fl oor and on the monkeyboard

• Tripping out

• Tripping in

• Installation of the Kelly swivel and simulation of

drilling operations using the mud pump

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• Have a general overview of the drilling rig and of its

equipment

• To acquire experience of the duties of a roughneck,

the drilling tools present on the drill fl oor as well as

derrickman duties on the monkey board and mud

pits

• Increase knowledge of the equipment

6 to 8 trainees 0.5 day safety induction

in classroom

2.5 days use of the rig

in real conditions in full

compliance with the

safety requirements

2 day exercises on

equipment

PRACTICE ON THE RIG & EQUIPMENTS & MONKEYBOARD

5 DAYS

None

Persons wishing to

gain experience and

knowledge of drilling rig

operations and the use

of its equipment

Industry experience

• Safety induction (work permit, risk analysis, Stop

Method, dropped objects and safety meeting)

• Equipment of Personal Protective Equipment

• Safety meeting and risk analysis prior to starting.

• Tripping in/out up to the drill-bit with all tasks invol-

ved in the operation from monkey board to pump

line up

• Derrickman duties with the proper PPE on the

monkeyboard

• Line up of the different pumps to enable the mud to

circulate

• Set up of the safety valves on the drill-string in case

of a kick

• Kelly swivel set up and simulation of drilling opera-

tion using the drilling mud pump

• Practical exercises and explanation on the different

equipment such as drilling pump 12P160, Koomey

T80, Cameron BOP Single, Hydril annular

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Understand:

• What a drilling rig is and drilling operations

• The role of the equipment located on the rig fl oor

• The safety rules

• Description of the drilling rig

6 to 12 trainees Classroom, course docu-

mentation, Videos

BASIC DRILLING 5 DAYS

None

All roughnecks with rig

experience who aim to

further their careers

Industry experience

• Rig equipment and classifi cation

• Description of a well

• Drilling bits

• Drill string

• Hoisting and rotating function

• Floor equipment

• Drilling mud

• Mud circuit equipment and mud pumps

• Casing and cementing

• Well head equipment

• Blow out Control Equipment BOP, Hydraulic Unit,

Choke manifold

• Offshore rigs

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• General overview of the drilling rig and its equip-

ment.

• To gain experience of the duties of a roughneck

and of the drilling tools found on the drill fl oor.

• To gain experience of derrickman duties, the mon-

key board and mud pits

5-7 trainees Use of the rig and its

equipments in real condi-

tions in full compliance

with the safety require-

ments and monitored by

2 instructors

PRACTICE ON THE RIG 5 DAYS

None

All persons hoping to

gain basic knowledge

on a drilling rig and its

equipment

Industry experience

• Be equipped with the PPE (Personal Protection

Equipment)

• Safety meeting and risk analysis prior to starting.

• Role explanation and distribution of duties to each

participant on the rig fl oor and on the monkey-

board.

• Tripping out

• Tripping in

• Installation of the Kelly swivel and simulation of

drilling operations using the mud pump

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Acquire an advanced knowledge of main drilling equip-

ment6-10 trainees Introduction to drilling

equipment in classroom.

Practical exercises on

equipment using tools,

lifting equipment and

devices in full compliance

with the safety require-

ments

PRACTICE ON EQUIPMENTS 5 DAYS

Safety induction

Any person wishing to

gain knowledge and

experience of drilling

equipment

Industry experience

• Introduction of the drilling equipment in classroom

• Distribution of the PPE

• Yard visit with explanation of the equipment

• Permit to work preparation according to the

exercises using all the different safety tools (risks

analysis, stop cards…)

• Safety meeting prior start of each operation.

• Practical exercises

• Debriefi ng

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Learn general knowledge as well as drilling calculation

in order to carry out derrickman duties effi ciently6-12 trainees Videos, documentation,

slide shows, explanations

and physical visit of the

drilling equipment on our

yard

PUMPMAN/DERRICKMAN 10 DAYS

Recently been pro-

moted to the derrick-

man position and has

successfully passed

mathematics, physics,

and basic drilling tests

New or future der-

rickmen and enables

participants to carry out

derrickman’s tasks and

duties

Industry experience

• Evaluation test

• Mathematic and physic refresher

• Derrickman tasks, job description

• Drill String

• Bottom hole assembly

• Buoyancy factor

• Volumes calculation in well and tank

• Fill up well calculation

• Trip tank

• Mud pump and auxiliary

• Mud circuit

• Pressure losses

• Hydrodynamic

• Basic well-control knowledge

• Drilling fl uid and solid treatment (theory & practical)

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Learn knowledge and skills to transfer to Assistant Driller

position and perform the assigned tasks safely and

effi ciently6-10 trainees Classroom, course

documentation, videos,

simulator training, drilling

equipment practice

ASSISTANT DRILLER 10 DAYS

To be assigned to the

position of Assistant

Driller after success-

fully completing the

Derrickman course and

performing assigned

Derrickman tasks com-

petently

New ADrillers and

enables participants

to carry out Assistant

Drillers tasks and duties

with a basic knowledge

base behind them

Industry experience

• Drilling Phase and Program

• Drill String

• Drilling Parameters

• Hydraulics and LOT

• Casing and Cementing

• Drilling Line Characteristics and Wear

• Slip and Cut Procedure

• Fishing Equipment & Procedures

• Sub-sea Equipment

• Well Control Equipment

• Completion Work-over

• Simulator

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Learn knowledge and skills to move into the Driller

position and perform the assigned tasks safely and

effi ciently6-12 trainees Videos, documentation,

slide shows, explana-

tions, simulator training,

and physical visit of

equipment

DRILLER 10 DAYS

To be assigned to

the position of Driller

following success-

ful completion of the

Assistant Driller course

and perform assigned

Assistant Driller tasks

competently

New Drillers and

enables participants to

carry out Driller tasks

and duties equip-

ped with good basic

knowledge

Industry experience

• Job Descriptions

• Work-over Completion

• Geology

• Well Planning / Lithology

• Basic Directional Calculation

• Directional Drilling

• Horizontal Drilling

• DST

• Well-head & drill shaft

• Non-routine operation – TLC, abandon plug, reentry

• Ton mileage calculation

• Derrick static dynamic

• Power requirement mud system, auxiliaries

• AC/DC drives – DW, TDS, MP

• Power generation (jackup versus fl oating)

• Totco surveys & gyro surveys

• Logging overview

• Reporting (IADC, BHA, Pipe Tally, Volumes, Drill Pipe

Limitations, …)

• Problem with mud in well

• Problems with narrowing of well walls

• Problem with well specifi cations

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• Learn theoretical basis of well control and comprehen-

sion of his role

• Preparation for the Well Control certifi cation6-10 trainees Theory, classroom,

simulator

WELL CONTROL INTRODUCTORY 5 DAYS

Rig experience, basic

knowledge of drilling

Floormen, Derrickmen

and non drilling per-

sonnel

Industry experience

• Causes of kicks

• Kick detection

• Pressure concepts and basic calculations

• Well monitoring and Flow check

• Well shut-in

• Shallow gas hazards

• Introduction to well control methods

• Equipment

• Role of derrickman

• Subsea (for subsea only)

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Well Control Course enhances understanding of the ori-

gin of a kick and well control operations during a drilling

or work-over operation6-10 trainees Simulation Training

Classes, exercises, simu-

lator practice, training on

Well Control equipment

WELL CONTROL 5 DAYS

Well Control Introduc-

tory or previous Well

Control course

36h over the week

(Monday Thursday

8-12AM & 1-5PM, Fri-

day 8-12AM)

Assistant-Drillers,

Drillers, Tool pushers,

Supervisory Engineers

& all positions requiring

a Well Control Certifi -

cate

IADC and IWCF certifi ed

instructor

2 years

• To identify the kick causes

• To understand the Kill methods and the equipment

used to secure the well after a kick,

• To use the well control methods when circulating the

kick out of the well,

• To recognize the incidents while controlling the well,

and react correctly,

• To practice a kill operation on a simulator,

• To pass a well Control certifi cate IWCF or WellCAP

Dates 2014

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To acquire practical experience of stripping pipe on a

training rig, and manage a real stripping operation

Upon completion of the course, participants are able to:

• Understand theory of a stripping operation while

tripping

• Increase communication skills and team work

• Knowledge of relevant equipment

• Have performed stripping on a training rig, through

annular preventer or rams to ram

6-8 trainees Classes, exercises and

practice on simulator,

stripping while tripping

through annular pre-

venter or ram to ram,

debriefi ng of exercises

in class

STRIPPING 3 DAYS

Rig experience and

Well Control Certifi cate

Drillers, Tool pushers,

Company men and Su-

pervisory Engineers

Industry experience

• The hazards of swabbed kicks and their conse-

quences

• Procedures to regain primary control

• Theory of Stripping and volumetric calculations

• Stripping through annular preventer or ram to ram

• Circulation of kick