RIIWSV301F — Conduct and maintain well servicing derrick operations

1 Plan and prepare derrick operations

• 1.1Obtain, confirm and apply work instructions
• 1.2Access, interpret and apply compliance documentation and confirm work activity is compliant
• 1.3Clarify difficulties in carrying out instructions with the relevant personnel
• 1.4Identify and minimise environmental issues and potential hazards, and assess and address risks within scope of own role and according to workplace procedures
• 1.5Confirm personnel coordination requirements at the site are met prior to commencement of work activities
• 1.6Confirm availability and status of necessary permits to work
• 1.7Confirm availability of necessary third party utilities according to operational requirements
• 1.8Confirm availability of required quantities and type of consumables against operational requirements
• 1.9Select and use wear personal protective equipment and wear protective clothing required for work activities
• 1.10Identify errors, omissions and shortages and take required remedial action within functional responsibility
• 1.11Inform driller of status of derrick operating equipment

2 Handle tubulars and equipment

• 2.1Position tubulars and equipment according to operational requirements
• 2.2Assist in making and breaking connections where required
• 2.3Identify faults and defects and take required remedial action within functional responsibility
• 2.4Handle equipment using safe lifting and handling techniques

3 Prepare hole for circulation with air/fluid

• 3.1Complete pre-raise and pre-circulation checks and establish required circulation
• 3.2Perform pre-spud safety checks
• 3.3Check all connections and valves to manifold and well head are in proper position as required
• 3.4Maintain drilling fluid volume and properties according to work requirements
• 3.5Inform driller of current operating conditions
• 3.6Maintain written inventory of circulation system and parts as required
• 3.7Check and record mud and fluid additives as required
• 3.8Follow all operator instructions

4 Participate in head-up and pressure test

• 4.1Prepare for necessary equipment changes
• 4.2Prepare drilling fluid according to work requirements
• 4.3Assist in nippling-up
• 4.4Assist driller in blow out prevention testing

5 Clean out well bore/drill plugs

• 5.1Consult driller and follow instructions
• 5.2Maintain housekeeping and safe practices during drilling according to workplace procedures and safety requirements
• 5.3Assist in completion or abandonment of well

6 Prepare to commence drilling/circulating operations

• 6.1Align equipment on active systems for drilling/circulating
• 6.2Turn on and check all required machinery
• 6.3Watch for return sand report changes
• 6.4Measure and log pit, tank and fluid levels regularly as required

7 Assist driller on drill floor

• 7.1Assist in handling and nippling-up of blow out prevention stack
• 7.2Carry out role of assistant to driller when on drill floor

8 Shutdown rig and rig out

• 8.1Wash and drain circulation system
• 8.2Repair equipment according to manufacturer specifications and work requirements
• 8.3Store equipment according to safety requirements and workplace procedures

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