RIIOGD204FPerform rig floor operations

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What an assessment for RIIOGD204F must cover

55 assessable components: 5 elements (33 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 14 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Plan and prepare to perform rig floor operations

  • 1.1Obtain, interpret and confirm work requirements
  • 1.2Access, interpret and apply rig floor operations documentation and confirm work activity is compliant
  • 1.3Identify and minimise environmental issues and potential hazards, and assess and address risks within scope of own role and according to workplace procedures
  • 1.4Select and wear personal protective equipment required for work activity
  • 1.5Communicate with other personnel at site as required and confirm briefings and handover details are communicated and received
  • 1.6Confirm availability of required quantities and type of consumables
  • 1.7Identify errors, omissions and shortages and take remedial action as required within functional responsibility

2 Handle tubulars and equipment

  • 2.1Identify and select equipment required for work activities and conforming to operational requirements
  • 2.2Identify faults in the equipment and take required remedial action according to functional responsibility
  • 2.3Confirm equipment is functional and fit for the purpose and environment in which it will be used
  • 2.4Position tubulars and equipment according to operational requirements
  • 2.5Make and break connections safely
  • 2.6Handle equipment using safe lifting and handling techniques
  • 2.7Record data at required times and frequencies according to workplace procedures

3 Prepare and run tubulars

  • 3.1Assist in measuring and recording of all down hole tools and tubulars
  • 3.2Convey tubulars to floor with protectors fitted according to company safety operating procedures
  • 3.3Check make-up and break-out equipment and slip dies for cleanliness and sharpness and secure
  • 3.4Inspect, service and operate manual slips
  • 3.5Operate make-up and break-out equipment
  • 3.6Move rig floor tools and equipment according to safety and operational requirements and using required manual handling techniques
  • 3.7Conduct thread cleaning, inspection and lubrication safely
  • 3.8Make up tubular string, applying required use of make-up/break-out and lifting equipment

4 Assist in preparing and running BOP stack, riser and diverter package

  • 4.1Prepare BOP equipment according to rig operating procedures
  • 4.2Position BOP over the wellhead using required system
  • 4.3Assemble and check required riser running, pressure testing and handling equipment

5 Examine and service rig floor equipment and conduct housekeeping

  • 5.1Read and interpret lubrication schedules and carry out lubrication using required types and quantities of lubricants according to company and manufacturer requirements
  • 5.2Check equipment and identify, report and rectify faults as required and within scope of own role
  • 5.3Keep tools and portable equipment clean, well maintained and stowed
  • 5.4Seal and stow flammable substances according to manufacturer and statutory requirements
  • 5.5Keep covers and gratings in place, except when in use
  • 5.6Maintain make-up and break-out equipment, slips and dies in a clean and sharp condition
  • 5.7Maintain non-skid surfaces clean and free from oil and grease
  • 5.8Maintain rig floor and equipment to company standard

Performance evidence

  • perform rig floor operations on at least two occasions, including: assisting in preparation and running of blow out prevention (BOP) stack, riser and diverter package, preparing and running tubulars, preparing and operating tubular handling equipment, including: checking and overhauling the rig tongs and slips, assisting in making a conventional connection using correct procedures, applying the additional safety regulations in force whilst flow testing a well, assisting in rigging up the electro-logging sheave cable and know the patterns and positions of its hanging points.
  • complete all evidence activities with the ability to transfer and apply skills and knowledge to new situations and environments
  • locate and apply documentation, policies and procedures required for performing rig floor operations
  • implement the requirements, procedures and techniques for the completion of performing rig floor operations, including: safe handling of tubulars and associated equipment, preparing and operating tubulars, preparing and positioning the BOP over wellhead, preparing well control and mitigation equipment, using the required sequence and operation of equipment, reading, interpreting and recording in writing all measurements and data required for rig operations, identifying the patterns and positions of the sheaves cable and its hanging points, maintaining rig floor and equipment to company standard
  • work with others to undertake and complete the performance of rig floor operations that meet required outcomes, including: organising work activities to meet all task requirements, communicating with others to receive and clarify work instructions.

Knowledge evidence

  • key policies, procedures and established requirements for performing rig floor operations, including those for: rig maintenance, safety and emergency, environmental requirements, operating and moving equipment, cleaning and maintaining rig and equipment, manual handling, equipment condition and reporting mechanisms, preparing and running BOP stack, riser and diverter package, performing equipment checks, including: drawworks, rotary table/head, swivel, all valves, including: • standpipe, choke and kill valves • wirelines and hoists, housekeeping, safe practices when well loggers are handling explosives or radioactive materials
  • company and statutory safety guidelines, procedures and practices
  • the characteristics of stored energy
  • various lubrication techniques
  • thread types
  • torque values for differing thread types
  • milling operations
  • well control
  • lubrication techniques and their application
  • normal drilling operations
  • non-routine drilling operations
  • conversion processes between metric and imperial
  • a range of numerical calculations and measurements, including: length, quantities, volumes, conversion rates
  • hazards relevant to blow out prevention operations.

Foundation skills

  • Numeracy: Interprets numerical information relating to required quantities of consumables and lubricants
  • Oral communication: Listens to short, explicit instructions for work procedures and asks questions to clarify and confirm
  • Self-management: Monitors and minimises own exposure to worksite hazards during activities

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