MWD

Sonatrach
Schlumberger Private
Standard Operating Procedures
MWD/LWD Operations
Drilling & Measurements

Algeria – Hassi Messaoud
NAF Geomarket
Sonatrach Standard Operating Procedures
Document Control
Owner: D&M NAF ALGERIA
Reviewer: Abderrahmane Boundaoui / Houari Bouri
Approver: Abderrahmane Boundaoui / Houari Bouri
Revision History
V. 0.0 Sep-2015
V. 1.0 May-2018
Revision 1.0 Page 2 of 29 5/6/2018

Revision 1.0:
Includes the following:

- Update the SOP header
- Add Control document page
- Details of revision 1.0
- Change FSM to SDM, R&M to TLM
- Communication and meeting, add a content 2.2.1 Client Report.
- Update the content 6.2 (Client Deliverables)
- Add content 6.2.2 (Remarks & equipment summary)
- Add content 6.2.3 (Surveys & Ticks)
- Update Appendix 7.1 (D&M Contact list)

TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS.................................................................................................. 4
STATEMENT .................................................................................................................. 6
SCOPE............................................................................................................................ 6
1. HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT.................................................................... 7

1.1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 7
1.3 Training and competency ........................................................................................... 7
1.4 Personal Protective Equipment................................................................................... 7
1.5 Mechanical Lifting ....................................................................................................... 8
1.6 Pressure ..................................................................................................................... 8
2. CELL MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................. 8
2.1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 8
2.2 Communication and meetings .................................................................................... 8
2.2.1 Client Report………………………………...……………………………………...…………9
2.3 Personnel Management.............................................................................................. 9
2.3.1 Personnel movements ................................................................................................ 9
2.3.2 Crew Change Handovers ........................................................................................... 9
2.4 Equipment Logistics.................................................................................................... 9
2.4.1 Movement TO the Rig................................................................................................. 9
2.4.2 Movement OUT of the Rig .........................................................................................10
2.4.3 Material Requisition ...................................................................................................10
3. JOB PREPARATION ............................................................................................. 10

3.1 Job Preparation – Base .............................................................................................10
3.1.1 Logging Unit and Support Kits Preparation ................................................................10
3.1.2 Downhole Tool Preparation and Basket Testing ........................................................11
3.1.3 Real Time Frames .....................................................................................................11
3.2 Job Preparation – Wellsite .........................................................................................11
3.2.1 Rig-Up Planning & Execution.....................................................................................11
3.2.2 Downhole Tool Preparation .......................................................................................11
3.2.2.1 Visual Checks ....................................................................................................12
3.2.2.2 Fishing Diagram .................................................................................................12
3.2.2.4 Tool Monitoring ..................................................................................................12

4. JOB EXECUTION .................................................................................................. 13

4.1 Tool Preparation ........................................................................................................13
4.1.1 Tool Programming .....................................................................................................13
4.1.1.1 MWD Programming ...........................................................................................13
4.2 Making-Up BHA .........................................................................................................13
4.2.1 Pick-Up BHA .............................................................................................................13
4.2.2 Making-Up Connection ..............................................................................................13
4.2.3 Shallow-Hole Test .....................................................................................................14
4.3 Running-In Hole.........................................................................................................14
4.4 Drilling Operation .......................................................................................................14
4.5 Pulling Out Of Hole ....................................................................................................15
4.6 Lay Down BHA ..........................................................................................................15
4.7 Recorded Mode Data.................................................................................................15
5. DATA TRANSMISSION ......................................................................................... 16

5.1 InterACT Transmission ..............................................................................................16
5.2 RTOM Transmission ..................................................................................................16
6. EOW DELIVERY AND ARCHIVE .......................................................................... 17
6.1 EOWR .......................................................................................................................17
6.2 RM Log prints ............................................................................................................17
6.2.1 Header…………………………………………………………………………………17
6.2.2 Remarks & Equipment Summary...………………..………………………………….19
6.2.3 Survey & Ticks….…………………………………………………………………….19
6.2.4 Log templates…………………………………………………………………………20
6.2.4.1 Gamma ray……………………………………………………………………………20
6.2.4.2 Gamma ray - APWD………………………………………………………………….20
6.2.4.3 Gamma ray - Resistivity-APWD……………………………………………………..21
6.3 Client CD ...................................................................................................................22
6.4 Data Delivery .............................................................................................................22
6.5 Data Archive ..............................................................................................................22
7. APPENDIX ............................................................................................................. 23
7.1 D&M Contacts List .....................................................................................................23
7.2 Shipment Manifest .....................................................................................................25
7.3 Unit Inventory Checklist .............................................................................................26
7.4 Delivery Sheet ...........................................................................................................29

STATEMENT
The data, which Drilling and Measurements produces through acquisition, processing and
interpretation services, is our customers’ permanent asset and resource. We are clearly
committed to, and accountable for, managing and delivering consistent quality data internally
across all Schlumberger Organizations and externally to our customers. Data quality is critical to
guarantee Schlumberger product and service quality, in compliance with the Schlumberger
QHSE Policy, and can only be systematically assured if those who create and use it have
agreed definitions and quality requirements.
This document is a Standard Operating Procedure that intends to standardize all operations
and communications for M/LWD services delivered in the location for Sonatrach job.
This is the first release and will be updated regularly. Please contact location SDM/DDC and/or
OSC for the latest copies of the same.
SCOPE
This document applies to the D&M M/LWD wellsite activities for Sonatrach operating in Algeria.

1. HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT
1.1 Introduction
Safety, at the wellsite and otherwise, is the number one priority of Schlumberger – Drilling &
Measurements (D&M). All activities at the wellsite and otherwise related to the job, must be
carried out in a safe manner. Schlumberger D&M employees are guided by Schlumberger HSE
Standards, and should extend the same to their work environment at the wellsite, which will
have contractor and other 3rd party involvement.
Wellsite activities should be completed with safety of personnel, equipment and assets in mind.
HSE events should be captured and reported in QUEST and communicated to immediate
supervisor at the wellsite and communicated to the Line Management.
D&M personnel at the wellsite should participate in client HSE programs. Employees are
expected to follow the HSE standard, Schlumberger or Client, which is deemed to be more
stringent. If any doubt arises please contact the line manager for the rig & relevant QHSE
personnel from the location.
1.2 Training and competency
Wellsite personnel should maintain valid certifications in QUEST for:
 Minimum Training Certifications (MTC)

 Medical Check
 Commentary Task Assessment (SIPP)
1.3 Personal Protective Equipment
The minimum Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for all D&M personnel at the wellsite is
 Fire Resistant Coveralls

 Safety Glasses
 Hard Hat
 Steel Toe Safety Boots.
Client may request usage of additional PPE requirements for specific purpose, for example the
face shield when using water pressure for cleaning.

1.4 Mechanical Lifting
Mechanical lifting operations can present a significant risk to personnel. They shall comply with
Schlumberger Standard and with all applicable regulatory and client requirements, whichever
are the highest. Careful planning must be done to ensure all lifts are safe.
1.5 Pressure
The application of pressure standard to D&M operations is limited to the use of SPT’s, Hammer
Unions, and usage of rig air connections. The pressure standard along with client regulations
must be complied with at all times regarding the safe usage of all pressure equipment.
2. CELL MANAGEMENT
2.1 Introduction
The D&M Cell is an independent working unit at the field level comprising field employees and
equipment, working together, servicing a particular rig and client. The Cell is the basic unit that
performs a job, satisfies customer’s needs, and produces revenue.
A properly qualified member of the crew is assigned as the Cell Manager.
2.2 Communication and meetings
Good Communication among the cell members and between the D&M Cell and the Client
representatives and town is essential to the success of every job.
The main meetings can be listed below:
 Pre-Job Meeting: At base before mobilization. Between cell crew, SDM and DD
Coordinator.

 Post-Job Review: At base after demobilization. Between cell crew, SDM and DD
Coordinator.
It is essential to keep a means of communication with town working all time like VSAT.
A contacts list of personnel involved with the current project has been included in the
Appendix (7.1 D&M Contacts List)
2.2.1 Client Report

Hassi Messaoud Zone: One daily report for the geologist before 07:00 AM, containing 4 logs
(200MD/ 200TVD/ 500MD/ 500TVD), LAS & Survey report. The log format should be
respected as per the content 6.2.
The report should be sent to the below emails:
surveillance.geologique@hmd.sonatrach.dz
b.benali@amt.sonatrach.dz
The DDC & SDM need to be in CC.
2.3 Personnel Management
2.3.1 Personnel movements
Almost all Sonatrach rigs are reached by cars. A proper and compliant eJourney must be
prepared.
2.3.2 Crew Change Handovers
The handover is a must before going off rig, the leaving engineer must write his/her handover
notes using the ALH standard handover template and send it to the coming engineer with the
SDM on CC. The email subject should be in the following format:
Job number_Well name_Rig name_dd-mm-yy_Crew Handover.
The crew-change handover must be sent at least one day before leaving the rig to give enough
time for the coming engineer to read it and raise any of his/her concerns.
The “ALH crew-change handover template” can be found on the ALH D&M server.
2.4 Equipment Logistics

2.4.1 Movement TO the Rig
An Outgoing Manifest should accompany the shipment from town. Once the material is received
on board the same should be
 Compare town manifest with the manifest submitted to the client.

 Do a complete physical inventory of the tools capturing all serial numbers and tool sizes
and quantity
 Check for any physical damage to the tools
 Update FTL inventory.
 Check the customs papers and keep them in the unit for the backload operations.
It is important at this stage to confirm that the material being sent is the one that is required for
the next BHA and client services. If there happens to be a discrepancy, town should be
informed immediately for proper action.
2.4.2 Movement OUT of the Rig
Similar to the procedures for shipment to the rig, an outgoing manifest must be filled and sent
to: SDM, DDC, Maintenance Manager, Team Leaders and Qtrac administrator.
FTL inventory should be updated accordingly.
The standard shipment documents used for the location can be found in the server
See Appendix (7.2 Shipment Manifest)
2.4.3 Material Requisition
Location Material Requisition form should be used to request and supplies or consumables.
There should be enough margins to cover for the days it will take to execute the request and the
shipment to reach the wellsite. The form should be sent to the SDM and the items need to be
collected from the warehouse.
The engineer preparing the unit should first prepare the Material Requisition depending on the
job. He needs to ask the SDM to get the hole sections being drilled and therefore the SPMA tpe,
the O-rings will be chosen accordingly.
3. JOB PREPARATION
3.1 Job Preparation – Base

3.1.1 Logging Unit and Support Kits Preparation
The MWD crew needs to contact the TLM Surface System team for the assigned Logging Unit
and the SlimPulse kit for SlimPulse jobs. It is the responsibility of the MWD Engineers assigned
to the job to check all equipment in the unit and to fill the inventories and checklists.
All missing parts need to be ordered and confirmed in the inventory before mobilization.

The final inventory should be sent to SDM and TLM Surface System Team. And a copy should
be kept in the unit.
For SlimPulse job, the SP kit should contain an adequate pick up depending on the SPMA
version. This needs to be checked with the SDM.
All rigs need surface pipe screens to be used, the size will be dependent on the rig. The
engineer should ask for the size prior to mobilization.
The inventory and checklists can be found in the server

See Appendix (7.3 Unit inventory)
3.1.2 Downhole Tool Preparation and Basket Testing
All tools going to the job must be basket tested as sets prior to shipping to rig site. It is the
responsibility of the SDM to assign engineers to perform the tests.
The tests should be performed with the frames and data from the job.
The data should be checked and confirmed. If the tests pass, the files should be sent to: SDM,
TLM Team Leader and other engineers performing the task.
In case of issues, they should be communicated and followed up.
3.2 Job Preparation – Wellsite
3.2.1 Rig-Up Planning & Execution
The location of the unit in the rig site should be discussed with the company man.
The rig up should be done properly respecting the rig cables paths as per local procedures
experience.
 Unit installation
 Grounding
 Running cables from the unit to the rig floor and sensor cables around the rig floor
 Placement of Junction Box
 Installation of the sensors
 Internet / VSAT
3.2.2 Downhole Tool Preparation
Downhole tools and tool specific equipment should be checked as soon as the crew arrive to
the rig site to allow sufficient time for remedial action in case of any problem. The following
section describes the essential wellsite tool checks as part of the wellsite job preparation.

3.2.2.1 Visual Checks
Visual Check on the tools is essential to ensure the good state of the tools delivered at the field
location. As a minimum, the following checks must be done at this stage:
 Tool Collar and Electronics Serial Numbers

 Size and Quantity of each tool – MWD, LWD, DD to provide the service.
 Check for the right version of the SPMA depending on the SPSA and the flow sleeve
being used.
 Identification of tools to be run in hole as primary and secondary (back up) tools
 Availability of lifting subs for all possible BHA configurations.
 Check for physical damages to the tool collar
 Damages to Connections and threads
 Proper thread protectors
 Check threads and ensure KOPR KOTE is applied
Any shortage/discrepancies should be immediately reported to SDM, DDC, TLM Team Leader
first and then to client representative.
3.2.2.2 Fishing Diagram
MWD/LWD Tool Fishing Diagram must be completed by the M/LWD Engineer and confirmed
with the DD. Following measurements are important:
 Overall length of the collar and saver-subs

 Distance of ROP from the downhole end of the tool
 OD of the collar
 ID of the collar
Standard fishing diagram forms should be filled and sent with pre-run phases.
3.2.2.3 Tool Monitoring
All primary and backup MWD and LWD Tools should be programmed, initialized and monitored
at the wellsite to ensure the tools are in good condition and are qualified to be run in hole. Tool
Monitoring will cover the following minimum aspects:
 Correct Downhole Software version

 Correct tool measurements against the OST results
 Validity of Calibration for the entire duration of the run
Any out of range values should be immediately investigated with OSC and reported to SDM,
DDC and TLM Team Leader.

4. JOB EXECUTION
4.1 Tool Preparation

4.1.1 Tool Programming
4.1.1.1 MWD Programming
The Engineer, while programming the MWD tool, should take note of the following points
 Correct Entries for the Job

 Selection of the approved frames
 Survey Criteria – Location G, Location H and Location DIP
 Latitude and Declination
 MTF / GTF Switch to be set as Low Inclination
 Frequency / Bit Rate: for SlimPulse job, the CPMSK telemetry mode is chosen with 0.5
Hz/0.5 bps. The latest version of the SPEC is V11 and does not allow 1 bps anymore.
 The box “Force long survey” must be ticked.
 Ensure to torque entirely the SlimPulse before initializing it, failing to do so may result on
a wrong programmed internal toolface.
4.2 Making-Up BHA

4.2.1 Pick-Up BHA
The making up of the BHA starts with picking up the tools from the deck and making them up in
the rotary as per the BHA design.
Following are the few points to take note of:
 Mark the tools in the order in which they are to be picked up

 Identify the auxiliary equipment – Crossovers, Lifting Subs…
 Pre Job Meeting on the rig floor with the rig crew and D&M personnel
 Thread Protectors should be installed on the connections, to avoid any damage during
the lifting operation.
4.2.2 Making-Up Connection
D&M Personnel must be present on the rig floor to supervise and guide the rig crew while
making up all Schlumberger collar connections for dumb iron or drilling tools. Following are a
few points; one must take note of while making up connections to D&M Collars
 Remove the thread protectors for the pair of connection to be made up.

 Kopr-Kote Dope is properly applied on both connections (shoulders and threads).

 Verify the make-up torque from the ORM and supervise the make-up process
 SPSA Upper and lower saver subs are usually torqued from town, but it is a common
practice to double-check: if in doubt, verify the torque again!
 When using a mud motor, after the connections are torqued, perform the toolface
correction and enter the value in MaxWell before starting the run.
4.2.3 Shallow-Hole Test
After making up the BHA, a surface test should be conducted before RIH.
The SlimPulse can be tested at the rotary table. The test should be performed at low flow rate.
The flow rate and pressure should be noted.
Maxwell should be running and connected to HSPM. The MWD engineer should QC the dpoints
and the survey. Pressure trace and DLL files must be recorded.
The engineer should send the following files as soon as possible to OSC for QC (Pre-Run
Phase-3):
- OSC SHT Form
- HSPM pressure trace
- Snapshots for frames demodulation in HSPM
- Snapshots for survey in Maxwell
4.3 Running-In Hole
 The engineer at this time should collect the final pipe tally and start depth tracking as per
standard.
 Streaming should be started for both InterACT and RTOM.
4.4 Drilling Operation
 The MWD engineer should be aware of the drilling parameters and the tools limits.
 Shocks should be monitored and mitigated with coordination with Directional Driller and
Company Man.
 The fluid parameters should be compatible with the tools in hole. The engineer should
keep monitoring: mud clean or not, sand content, LCM concentration and size.
 In case of magnetic interference, DEC, SDM and DDC should be consulted before any
use of DMAG correction.
 If the tools are run out of their specifications, the SDM should be informed and the
company man notified.

4.5 Pulling Out Of Hole
 Verify the official Total Depth with Company Man & Geologist
4.6 Lay Down BHA
The following needs to be done while laying down the BHA:
 All D&M tools & dumb iron should be inspected for any visible damage or issues. If any
are found stop operation and show the issue to the company man. When possible take
a picture of the damage.
 The thread protectors need to be placed on every tool before it leaves the rig floor.
 Once the tools are on deck the D&M crew is responsible to make sure that the collars
are washed on the outside/inside as soon as reasonably possible.
 Once RM data is dumped and a member of the D&M team is available the tools should
be fully checked and QC’d to ensure it can be re-run if necessary.
 Never re-run a tool if the RM data is not processed and the techlog is not analyzed!
4.7 Recorded Mode Data
 Techlogs for MWD/LWD tools in the string can be made and analyzed to verify proper
operation of the tool prior to rerunning in hole.
 RT vs. RM data – after logs are created the RM and RT data must be compared.
Discrepancies must be investigated. It is advisable to prepare a log format with real time
and recorded mode data channels to enable comparison of real time and recorded mode
data.

5. Data Transmission:
5.1InterACT Transmission
5.1.1 InterACT Folder
An InterACT folder must be created using the following path:
SLB NAG geomarket / Sonatrach-DF / Well Name / Section
5.1.2 Data to transmit

5.1.3 Internal Folder
For each section, the engineer should keep streaming in Real Time two files Depth Based and
Time Based.
A standard WITSML file could be streamed directly with Producer data
5.2 RTOM Transmission:
Please to refer to RTOM and DnM WITSML Converging Procedures

6. EOW Delivery and Archive

Once well TD is reached the final EOW data should be completed and checked for errors.
A soft or printed copy of log can be handed to the SDM for QC. When approved, the printing
process should be started.
6.1 EOWR
The EOWR document should be completed by the DD. But in case of MWD only job, it is the
responsibility of the MWD crew to make it and send a printed copy to the SDM for QC. The final
print can be performed after approval.
The EOW delivery contains the following
 RM Log prints
 Client CD
 End of Well Report
6.2 RM Log prints
The logs should be printed in color and in good quality.
The logs to print for each service are:

- 1:200 MD Log
- 1:500 MD Log
- 1:200 TVD Log
- 1:500 TVD Log
6.2.1 Header:
For the right header template, go to the setup panel / Well properties and select “ESF Land”
The Header should contain on the top:
 The service name: Refer to the Appendix (D&M Standard Product Names)
 Scale and depth type (Measured Depth or True Vertical Depth)
 “Real Time Log” / ‘’Recorded Mode Log’’
Other information should be correctly entered:

 Depth interval
 Depth sensor (put 3rd party in case the depth is acquired from mud logging unit)
 Print Type should be “Field” for Real Time logs and ‘’Final’’ for the Recorded Mode Logs
 Other services (as mentioned in the figure below)


6.2.2 Remarks & equipment summary:
The remarks and equipment summary details the tool sketch and relevant tool information per
run. The remarks for each run are presented just above the tool sketch for that run. The remarks
well & section contains information pertaining to how the well was drilled, what events occurred
that could affect the data quality and what environmental corrections have been applied to the
data during processing.
Figure (a): Well & Section Remarks
Figure (b): Run Remarks
6.2.3 Surveys & ticks:
The survey listing should be included on all TVD & MD logs.

Ticks must be labeled on MD logs only, no label should be present on TVD logs.

6.2.4 Log templates:
The log templates depend on the service provided.
6.2.4.1 Gamma Ray:
Figure 6-1: GR Log Template
Table 6-1: GR Log Channel Distribution:
Channel Source Track Scale Unit Color
GR MWD 1 0-150 gAPI Green
ROP5 Surface 2 Depends on run m/h Blue
Table 6-2: GR Log Ticks:
Channel Source Track Position

GR MWD DT Right
6.2.4.2 Gamma Ray – APWD:
Figure 6-2: GR-APWD Log Template

Table 6-3: GR-APWD Log Channel Distribution:

RPM Surface DT 0-200 c/min Blue
CRPM MWD DT 0-200 c/min Black
STICKNSLIP MWD DT 0-400 c/min Red
ECD MWD 2 Depends on mud weight g/cm3 Black
DHAP MWD 2 0-10 000 psi Blue
DHAT MWD 2 0-150 degC Red
Table 6-4: APWD GR Log Ticks:

GR MWD DT Left
6.2.4.3 Gamma Ray - Resistivity – APWD:
Figure 6-3: GR-RES-APWD Log Template

Table 6-5: GR-RES-APWD Log Channel Distribution:

A Res LWD 2 0.2-2000 (Logarithmic) Ohm.m Default
P Res LWD 3 0.2-2000 (Logarithmic) Ohm.m Default
ECD MWD 4 Depends on mud weight g/cm3 Black
DHAP MWD 4 0-10 000 psi Blue
DHAT MWD 4 0-150 degC Red
Table 6-6: GR-RES-APWD Log Ticks:
GR MWD DT Left
A Res MWD DT Right
6.3 Client CD:
The CD should contain:

- EWOR in pdf
- RM Logs in pdf (1:200 MD /1:500 MD / 1:200 TVD / 1:500 TVD)
- RM LAS files (MD and TVD)
- RM DLIS files (MD and TVD)
- Final Surveys from DEC (Standard, Geodetic, EOU reports and QA-QC sheet)
6.4 Data Delivery:
Two (2) sets of packages should be delivered to client. They can be delivered by the engineer
completing the package or by the DDC
The delivery sheet should be completed and signed by the client, scanned and archived in the
server with job archive.
The Delivery sheet can be found on the ALH D&M Server

A copy is attached in the Appendix (7.4 Delivery Sheet)

6.5 Data Archive:
All job data including client deliverables, MWD/LWD and DD files should be archived at the end
of the job.
The data should be uploaded to the server by the engineer in the proper placing and with the
right naming:
Dz0015srv001 / D&M / D&M Engineers / D&M Job Archive / Sonatrach / YEAR / Job
number_Well name_Rig Name_Full Archive
The same data should be saved in a DVD and stored in the DEC office.
Reference: More details can be found in the Algeria Engineer SOP.
7. Appendix:
7.1 D&M Contacts List
Position Name Phone email

SDM Abderrahmane +213 770 335 632 DM-HMD-SDM@slb.com
Boundaoui
DD Coordinator Houari Bouri +213 770 111 885 DM-HMD-DDC@slb.com
TLM – Supervisor Adel Fezari +213 770 11 30 08 AFezari@slb.com
Hatim Ahmed HAhmed8@slb.com
Mohammed
QTrac administrator Khadidja Safer +213 770 32 01 27 KSafer@slb.com


7.2 Shipment Manifest:

7.3 Unit Inventory Checklist:
LLU CHECK LIST

Date
Unit serial No
Client/Job
Checked by
Maxwell HSPM
Serial N Computers&Displays Working Condition FE sign Serial N Prog/Aqc System Working Condition FE sign
Version Version
Laptop1 ASAP
Laptop2 ASAP
MCMP1 TSIM1
MCMP2 TSIM1
LCD 1 PRINTREX or TGCP + papers
LCD 2 Local printer + A4 papers
HUB 1 UPS
HUB 2
Serial N Univ Cabling System Min Required FE sign
Serial N Sensors Working Condition Rite voltage FE sign Junction Box 1
SPT-HA 7v -+0.25 1v -+0.25 Junction Box 1
SPT-HA 7v -+0.25 1v -+0.25 umbilical Cable 3
DWE with xover 0 &1 up/down Sensor Cable 6
DWE with xover 0 &1 up/down Dump Cable 50F 2
HKLD 1v -+0.25 NA Grounding cables 2
HKLD 1v -+0.25 NA
Sensor emulator box NA Serial N Pressure Filing OK FE sign
Hammer Union
Hammer Union
Serial N Unit shape Working Condition FE sign Serial N Rig Floor Displays Working Condition FE sign
AC1 IRCT
AC2 KVM Box
Socket 110v IRCT Data Cable
Socket 220v IRCT Inter Face Cable
Lights IRCT Power Cable
Emergency exit IRCT Support
Emergency stop
Fire Alarm Serial N VSAT System Working Condition FE sign
Fire Extinguisher Net Modem
Emergency medical box Cisco
Chairs (min 4) VSAT Cable
fridge Multimeter
Unit Shape (Cleanliness) LNB
Unit Inspection Slings VSAT Support
Spill Kit

Tool Box Required Quantity Available FE sign Peripheral Required Quantity Available FE sign
OD Caliper 1 LapTop Power Supply 2
ID Caliper 1 Computer Lock Cables 2
5m Measuring tape 1 Laptop Fire Wire Card 2
30mTall Measuring tape 1 VGA Adapter (only for MCMP) 2
Pliers (Pince) 1 VGA Cable (Only for MCMP) 2
Cutter plier (pince coupante) 1 EIA 485 Cable (Heigh Speed) 2
Cutter 1 RS 232 Cable( COM Cable) 2
Set of Blade Screwdriver 1 Printer Driver CD 1
Set of Philips Screwdriver 1 Local Printer Power Cable 1
Adjustable Wrench 1 Local Printer USB connector 1
Adjustable Pipe Wrench 1 Parallel Log Printer cable 2
Set of Allen keys 1 Firewire 3
Hammer 1 Ethernet Cable 6
Wire brush 1 220 Power Cables 3
Open-end wrench 7/8 2 110 Power Cables 7
Hack Saw 1 UPS cables 2
Flash light 1 MAXWELL.DVD 1
Flash light batteries 2 TSIM Fuse 3
Teflon tape 1
Misc Required Quantity Available FE sign Posters Required Quantity Available FE sign
Sand Content Kit 1 ERP Poster 1
Gloves Pack 1 Pressure Alert poster 1
Pro-Clean 2 Shock and vibration 1
SLB Tape 1
RITE Tape 1
RONG Tape 1
Tie wrap pack 3
Grounding rods 2
Pack of Rags 1
Stinger O-Rings pack 1
Thread O-Rings pack 3
SPMA O-Rings pack 1
SPMA backup rings pack 2

7.4 SlimPulse Kit Inventory Checklist:
SlimPulse Kit Check List

Date
Kit Serial No
Client/Job
Checked by
Quantity Quantity
SlimPulse Kit Required Condition FE sign SlimPulse Real Time Kit Required Serial Numbers Condition FE sign
available available
Battery Housing 2
LTB Modem 2
Stinger 2
17.5" G-Type fixed extension 2
Pig-tail Cable 2
Long Overshot 1
Short Overshot 1
LTB Sub 2
V-Blocks 6
Barrel Wrench 3
Through Wire sub 2
Pipe Screen (4 1/2 IF) 2
DC 111 Box 1
Non Through Wire sub 2
Lubri-plate Box 1
SPWT 2
Quantity
Pickup Plate Required Serial number FE sign Go/No Go Gauge 1
available
G-Type Pickup Plate (Blue) 2
Green pickup plate (only G14/G15 jobs) 2

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Drilling & Measurements

Owner: D&M NAF ALGERIA

Reviewer: Abderrahmane Boundaoui / Houari Bouri

Approver: Abderrahmane Boundaoui / Houari Bouri

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Includes the following:

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1. HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT.................................................................... 7

2. CELL MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................. 8

3. JOB PREPARATION ............................................................................................. 10

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4. JOB EXECUTION .................................................................................................. 13

5. DATA TRANSMISSION ......................................................................................... 16

7.1 D&M Contacts List .....................................................................................................23

7.2 Shipment Manifest .....................................................................................................25

7.3 Unit Inventory Checklist .............................................................................................26

7.4 Delivery Sheet ...........................................................................................................29

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1. HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT

Wellsite personnel should maintain valid certifications in QUEST for:

 Minimum Training Certifications (MTC)

1.3 Personal Protective Equipment

 Fire Resistant Coveralls

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1.4 Mechanical Lifting

A properly qualified member of the crew is assigned as the Cell Manager.

2.2 Communication and meetings

The main meetings can be listed below:

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2.2.1 Client Report

The DDC & SDM need to be in CC.

2.3 Personnel Management

2.3.2 Crew Change Handovers

2.4 Equipment Logistics

 Compare town manifest with the manifest submitted to the client.

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2.4.2 Movement OUT of the Rig

3.1 Job Preparation – Base

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The inventory and checklists can be found in the server

3.1.2 Downhole Tool Preparation and Basket Testing

3.2.2 Downhole Tool Preparation

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3.2.2.1 Visual Checks

 Tool Collar and Electronics Serial Numbers

3.2.2.2 Fishing Diagram

 Overall length of the collar and saver-subs

3.2.2.3 Tool Monitoring

 Correct Downhole Software version

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4.1 Tool Preparation

 Correct Entries for the Job

4.2 Making-Up BHA

Following are the few points to take note of:

 Mark the tools in the order in which they are to be picked up

4.2.2 Making-Up Connection

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 Kopr-Kote Dope is properly applied on both connections (shoulders and threads).

4.2.3 Shallow-Hole Test

4.3 Running-In Hole

4.4 Drilling Operation

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