Land Rig Inspection Certification
The objective is to build and enhance the candidates’ knowledge of rig equipment and maintenance through compliance with industry standards, regulatory requirements and safe working practices.
Candidates will learn to apply the relevant standards and requirements to verify rig equipment condition, improve safety and potentially reduce accidents.
To ensure optimum rig performance, reduce downtime and maintain personnel safety, a robust planned maintenance and accurate inspections are essential.
The Land Rig Inspection Cetification (LRIC) course focuses on the most common equipment deficiencies and explains the working principles of major drilling equipment using detailed examples from our technical inspection database.
The LRIC course consists of interactive virtual classroom training and allows group participation and discussion
Course Objective:
- Independently carry out a basic rig inspection
- Describe the main inspection criteria for major equipment
- Identify major items that have an impact on the safety and operation of a rig
- Recognize the indicators of the overall condition of a drilling rig
- List the relevant standards (such as API) and their implications for drillingequipment
- Understand the basics of EX equipment installed in hazardous areas
- Evaluate basic maintenance and inspection procedures on the rig to identify
- Compliance with good working practices and industry standards
Who Should Attend:Â
- Rig Managers
- Drilling Engineers
- Toolpushers
- Maintainance Supervisors
- Mechanics & Electricians
- Drillers
- HSE Consultants
- HSE Supervisors / HSE Advisors
Pre Requisite: Atleast 2 years of working experience on Land Rig
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Occupational Safety and Health for Oil an Gas Well Drilling and Services OperationsOccupational Safety and Health for Oil an Gas Well Drilling and Services Operations
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3Scope and Responsibility
Scope and Responsibility
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4Safety and Health Management
Safety and Health Management
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5PPEs
PPEs
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6Housekeeping and Fire Safety
Housekeeping and Fire Safety
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7Red Zone
Red Zone
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8Derrick and Mast Stability
Derrick and Mast Stability
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9Hoisting & Rotating Equipment
Hoisting & Rotating Equipment
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10Tubular Handling & Manual Operations
Tubular Handling & Manual Operations
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11Pressure System & Fluid Handling
Pressure System & Fluid Handling
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12Wireline Snubbing & SIMOPS
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13High Energy Pumping
High Energy Pumping
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14Air, Gas & Mist
Air, Gas & Mist
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15Water & Toxic Atmosphere
Water & Toxic Atmosphere
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16Incident Management & Summary
Incident Management & Summary
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17Risk Based Inspection
Risk Based Inspection
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18From Compliance To Value
From Compliance To Value
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19Absolute VS Relative Risk
Absolute VS Relative Risk
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20Core Equation
Core Equation
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21Limit Of Inspection
Limit Of Inspection
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22Planning & The Team
Planning & The Team
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23Data Quality
Data Quality
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24Damage Mechanism Review
Damage Mechanism Review
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25Assessing Probability Of Faliure
Assessing Probability Of Faliure
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26Assessing Consequence Of Failure
Assessing Consequence Of Failure
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27The Prioritization Matrix
The Prioritization Matrix
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28Managing Risk
Managing Risk
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29When Inspection Is Not Enough
When Inspection Is Not Enough
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30The RBI Cycle
The RBI Cycle
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31Integration & The Ecosystem Of Safety
Integration & The Ecosystem Of Safety
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32Ensure Structural Integrity
Ensure Structural Integrity
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33Scope & Objective
Scope & Objective
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34Human Element
Human Element
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35Four Catagories Of Vigilance
Four Catagories Of Vigilance
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36Inspection Rhythm
Inspection Rhythm
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37Acceptance Criteria & Damage Classification
Acceptance Criteria & Damage Classification
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38Guying Pattern & Stability
Guying Pattern & Stability
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39Guywire Tension & Sag
Guywire Tension & Sag
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40Anchor Capacity & Zoning
Anchor Capacity & Zoning
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41Foundation & Site Prepration
Foundation & Site Prepration
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42Repair Protocols
Repair Protocols
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43Modification & Lifting Operation
Modification & Lifting Operation
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44Raising Lines & Bridal Inspection
Raising Lines & Bridal Inspection
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45Documentation
Documentation
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46Module Summary
Module Summary
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47Third Party Inspection Specification
Third Party Inspection Specification
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48Scope & Application
Scope & Application
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49Design and Strength Analysis
Design and Strength Analysis
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50Design Verification
Design Verification
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51Metallic Material Requirement
Metallic Material Requirement
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52Non Metallic and Composit Material
Non Metallic and Composit Material
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53Welding Qualification
Welding Qualification
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54Quality Control & NDE
Quality Control & NDE
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55Rotary Tables & Bushing
Rotary Tables & Bushing
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56Slip, Spiders and Manual Tong
Slip, Spiders and Manual Tong
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57High Pressure Mud and Cementing Hoses
High Pressure Mud and Cementing Hoses
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58Hose Verification Testing
Hose Verification Testing
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59Piston Mud Pump Components
Piston Mud Pump Components
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60Accountability
Accountability
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61Standardizing Strength
Standardizing Strength
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62Ensure Hoisting Integrity
Ensure Hoisting Integrity
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63Scope Of Applicability
Scope Of Applicability
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64The Language Of Compliance
The Language Of Compliance
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65Inspection Category
Inspection Category
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66Inspection Categories III & IV
Inspection Categories III & IV
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67Inspection Frequency
Inspection Frequency
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68Evaluation & Acceptance Criteria
Evaluation & Acceptance Criteria
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69Repair VS Remanufacture
Repair VS Remanufacture
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70Load Testing Protocols
Load Testing Protocols
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71Technical Update
Technical Update
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72Prevention Fatigue
Prevention Fatigue
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73Documentation
Documentation
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74Summary Of Responsibilities
Summary Of Responsibilities
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75Operational Excellence
Operational Excellence
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76Application Care & Use of Wire Rope
Application Care & Use of Wire Rope
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77Construction & Classification
Construction & Classification
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78Handling & Storage
Handling & Storage
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79Installation
Installation
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80Wire Rope Termination Mastery
Wire Rope Termination Mastery
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81The Bending Life Factor
The Bending Life Factor
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82Geometry Of Longevity
Geometry Of Longevity
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83The Hidden Enemy
The Hidden Enemy
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84The Ton Mile
The Ton Mile
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85Strategic Sacrifice
Strategic Sacrifice
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86The Inspection Regimen
The Inspection Regimen
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87Diagnosing Fatigue
Diagnosing Fatigue
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88Environmental & Structural Trauma
Environmental & Structural Trauma
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89Sheave & Drum Inspection
Sheave & Drum Inspection
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90Retirement Criteria & Root Cause Analysis
Retirement Criteria & Root Cause Analysis
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91Operation Involving Hydrogen Sulfide
Operation Involving Hydrogen Sulfide
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92Scope & Application
Scope & Application
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93Toxicity & Properties
Toxicity & Properties
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94Personnel Competency & Training
Personnel Competency & Training
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95Contigency Plan
Contigency Plan
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96The Condition System
The Condition System
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97Detection & Monitoring System
Detection & Monitoring System
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98Respiratory Protection
Respiratory Protection
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99Maerial Integrity & NACE
Maerial Integrity & NACE
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100Strategic Site Layout
Strategic Site Layout
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101Protocols For Special Operatoins
Protocols For Special Operatoins
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102Managing Radius Of Exposure
Managing Radius Of Exposure
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103Well Ignition
Well Ignition
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104Conclusion
Conclusion
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105Zones Classification Of Location
Zones Classification Of Location
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106Scope and Shift To Zone
Scope and Shift To Zone
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107Defining Three Zones
Defining Three Zones
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108Physics Of Ignition
Physics Of Ignition
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109Material Properties
Material Properties
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110Gas Groups
Gas Groups
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111Sources Of Release
Sources Of Release
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112Grade Of Release
Grade Of Release
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113Ventilation
Ventilation
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114Classification Matrix
Classification Matrix
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115Determining The Extent Of Zone
Determining The Extent Of Zone
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116Common Application Examples
Common Application Examples
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117Documentation & Symbos
Documentation & Symbos
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118Logic Of Safety
Logic Of Safety
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119Limitations & References
Limitations & References
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