Section 4 - SLB GUIDELINE - Attachment 14 - SLB Rig Acceptance Criteria

IPM‐Rig
Management
RIG APPROVED ACCEPTANCE
LIST AND CRITERIA
(This is a generic list which may need customization to suit the specifics of the rig being accepted)
Table of contents
1.0 RECEPTION OF THE RIG
2.0 HOISTING SYSTEM
2.1 Mast
2.2 Monkey board
2.3 Casing stabbing board
2.4 Top drive service loop plateform
2.5 Rig floor manual tong counter weights
2.6 Rig move mast special features
2.7 Remote Driller's panel for rig‐up / rig down (if applicable)
2.8 Substructure
2.9 Handrails
2.10 Mouse hole
2.11 Rat hole
2.12 Driller's control room (DCR)
2.13 Set back
2.14 Mud bucket
2.15 "V" door and gate
2.16 HPU moveable skid
2.17 Pipe racks
2.18 Rig floor access
2.19 High pressure line gooseneck
2.20 Drawworks
2.21 Hydraulic disc brake (if fitted)
2.22 Auxiliary brake
2.23 Rotary table
2.24 Top Drive
2.25 Dead line anchor
2.26 Air winches
2.27 Man rider specific
2.28 Crown block
2.29 Travelling block
2.30 Swivel
2.31 Hook
2.32Kelly spinner and manifold
2.33 Spinning wrench
2.34 Electrical specific in mast and substructure
2.35 Skidding system (check what applies)
3.0 MUD SYSTEM
3.1 General mud tank rig up
3.2 Butterfly valves Rig acceptance list
3.3 Tank unions
3.4 Expansion joints
3.5 Mixers and shear devices
3.6 Hand rails
3.7 Handling for big bags
3.8 Hatches
3.9 Agitators
3.10 Centrifugal pumps
3.11 Mud pump hook up and tests
3.12 Mud treatment tank specific tests
3.13 Active and reserve mud tank tests
3.14 Solid control equipment
4.0 RIG CONTROL SYSTEM
4.1 Driller's console
4.2 Alarms and safety equipment / procedures
4.3 Instrumentation
5.0 WELL CONTROL EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEM
5.1 Trip tank
5.2 Flow divider
5.3 Flow line
5.4 Bell nipples 13.5/8" and 20"
5.5 Atmospheric degassor
5.6 Stripping tank
5.7 BOP stack handling device
5.8 BOP stack elements
5.9 BOP stump and transportation skid
5.10 Choke remote control panel
5.11 Choke manifold
5.12 Accumulator unit
6.0 RIG MECHANIZATION
6.1 Iron roughneck
6.2 Wire line logging operations
6.3 Catheads (hydraulic)
6.4 Hydraulic tong
6.5 Manual tongs
6.6 Power Catwalk
6.7 Pipe tubs (hydraulic ‐automatic bins if any)
6.8 Pipe arm (if any)
7.0 POWER PLANT
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7.1 Main engines
7.2 AC generators
7.3 Power control house
7.4 Motors (DC or AC)
7.5 Load test and load sharing
7.6 Power distribution and motor control center (MCC)
7.7 Lighting and general 220 volts distribution
7.8 Alarms
7.9 Grounding
8.0 AIR, HYDRAULIC, WATER, FUEL AND STEAM UTILITIES
8.1 Air receivers
8.2 Cold start compressor
8.3 Air compressors
8.4 Air dryers
8.5 Hydraulic power unit
8.6 Drawworks oil pump
8.7 Water system
8.8 Fuel system
8.9 Steam system (if applicable)
9.0 GENERAL UTILITIES
9.1 Grasshopper and suitcases
9.2 Carriers and trailers
9.3 Buildings and skids
9.4 Workshops
10.0 COMMUNICATIONS
11.0 CAMP UTILITIES
11.1 Modules
11.2 Potable water treatment
11.3 Rig camp generator
12.0 ELECTRICAL HAZARDOUS AREAS
13.0 GAS DETECTION
14.0 FIRE PROTECTION
15.0 LIFTING AND HANDLING (LIFTING GEARS)
16.0 WHEEL LOADER
17.0 TUBULAR
18.0 TUBULAR HANDLING
19.0 BASIC SAFETY ITEMS AND LOCATION PLAN
20.0 MAINTENANCE
20.1 Organization and administration
20.2 Planning and scheduling
20.3 Execution
20.4 History and analysis
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1.0 RECEPTION OF THE RIG
General
The rig shall be fully assembled at designated rig‐up yard and everything on location to facilitate full testing (fuel, oil, water, etc.). All systems shall
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be tested one by one and whenever possible, at their maximum rated capacity. All tests shall be witnessed and approved by the assigned IPM Man
In Charge (more required details in the list below)
All relevant documentation shall be available for review including but not limited to equipment certifications, manuals, QC documentations, etc...
(more required details in the list below)
1 Ensure that all packages have been received at rig up location, as per packing list .
2 Physically confirm the integrity of each package (bent members, bent lifting pad‐
eyes, broken panels, electrical connections, junction boxes, hose connections, etc.).
3 Physically confirm that components of load packaging (packing materials, stiffeners,
load binders, etc.) have not been damaged during transportation
4 Verify that all rig components have been received painted as per contractual
specification
5 All packages have been received with proper customization for weather impact
during transport (winterization of engines, proper shaded covering of rubber goods,
sealed packaging of electrical cables, etc.)
6 Load test and inspection certificates have been received for all lifting points.
7 All loads have arrived pre‐slung to minimize working at height, etc.
2.0 HOISTING SYSTEM
2.1 Mast
8 Visual inspection (condition of leg sections, bracing, guide rails, bolts, ladders,
platforms, etc.)
9 Is permanent name plate attached to the denied structure indicating:
a.) Name of Manufacturer.
b.) Model No. and Serial No.
c.) Rating, including static hook load capacity with number of lines.
No plate available
10 Verify the conformity of the mast identification plate. API plate (API 4 F 3rd edition)
11 Are toe boards provided in addition to handrails on open side floors platform,
walkways and railways under which persons can pass or where objects can fall on
persons or machinery.
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12 Fixtures and accessories are preferably attached to structures by means of suitable
clamps. Do not drill or burn holes in any members or perform any welding without
first obtaining approval of the manufacturer or the qualified person, as applicable.
(API RP 4G section 7.1)
13 Guard rails consisting of 42 inch high top rail, intermediate rail and posts shall be
installed on the outer edge of any floor, platform, or walkway that is 4 ft or more
above ground. (API RP 54 section 9.3.17)
14 Confirm mast can be picked up (raised) with (12) line reeving.
Ascertain that procedure is in place for OPEs to change number of lines (including
changes to the Weight indicator dial, HMI modifications, etc)
15 Observe system for noise, vibration or sluggish operations when erecting the mast
16 Note and record hook load at mast pick up. Report value in operating manual
17 Secure mast sections in vertical position. Check A frame locking PIN.
18 Verify that the safety cables are attached to the equipment inside the mast (i.e.:
fingers, monkey board standing platforms, rotary hose, stabbing board, etc.)
19 Check access DS ladder secured with vertical safety line “Mittleman” from rig floor to
crown block
20 Check access ODS ladder secured with vertical safety line “Mittleman” from rig floor
to crown.
21 Check if the ladder is fitted with resting platforms and cages unless a ladder climbing
safety assist device is used.API RP 54 Section 9.3.7
22 Check that bolt‐type shackles only (4 pieces) are used for equipment fastened to the
mast
23 Ascertain rating of all snatch blocks and pad eyes
24 Verify brand of snatch blocks. Should be Crosby / Mc Kissick
25 All sheaves and pad eyes to be inspected and certified (including mast raising
sheaves)
26 All load bearing members to be inspected, certified and labeled
27 Check verticality of derrick (inspection and report to be made after installation)
28 Confirm with plumb line that Top Drive (at monkey board) is perfectly aligned with
rotary center
29 Confirm with plumb line that Top Drive (above rig floor) is perfectly aligned with
rotary center
30 Check raising lines certificates
31 Ascertain raising lines can be properly secured when not in use.
32 Confirm that raising sheaves can be safely accessed.
33 Checking grease line lay out for each raising sheave (grease nipple available & on
reachable side)
34 Confirm that raising lines specs are available in order to be capable to replace them
with Western wires. Specifications shall be clearly stated on raising lines certificate
35 Ascertain that bolts used in the mast have specs as per approved construction
drawings Rig acceptance list
36 Perform a leveling test on mast using the hydraulic jack & shims.Hydraulic jacks have
been tested
37 Check load test certificate of mast (if applicable)
38 Manufacturer documentation should be available including drawings and
certifications. All inspection report on the integrity of the mast by the mast
manufacturer
2.2 Monkey board
39 General arrangement of racking platform (check finger secure each with sling)
40 Ascertain the racking platform drill pipe capacity match with requirement
41 Ascertain racking board is mounted at 27.50 mts
42 Ascertain that access walkway to safety belt is protected by handrails in order to
guarantee that derrick man can reach his safety belt without the need of any special
anti fall device
43 Ensure that all fingers can be covered (when not in use) with grating panels hinged
at each side of monkey board to allow derrick man walking on them
44 Check racking platform access from ladder is secured with a gate with opening to
racking board. Hinges to be mounted with springs for auto closing
45 Check diving board folding section properly secured
46 Confirm air winch pedestal fastening to racking board is as per approved drawings
47 Ascertain air winch rating
48 Ensure guards and spooling device brakes adjusted
49 Ensure winch air discharge is fitted with OEM air muffler
50 Ensure air supply line is fitted with easy to reach ball valve for emergency stop.
51 Manufacturer documentation should be available.
52 Air winch manufacturer (documentation) and certification required.
53 Perform dynamic and then 5 min static load test of winch at full rating.
54 Verify the derrick man safety harness, ropes and fastenings.
55 Verify that sling across the mast and above the monkey board to fasten derrick man
fall arrestors (2) is properly fastened to the mast and positioned so that derrick man
will have its fall arrestor above his head when working at diving board.
56 Check derrick man fall arrestor (2) properly installed.
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57 Check that pad eyes are properly positioned to fasten derrick man horizontal safety
ropes
58 Ascertain air winches air supply pipe does not create a tripping hazard on walkways
59 Ascertain air line ball valves are Full Flow type ID
60 Check that derrick man escape line is installed API RP 54 Section 6.10.1
61 Ascertain device is fitted outside of the racking board to route the air winches wires
outside the racking board towards crown block.
62 Ensure that escape line is accessible even with tubular in all fingers
63 Ensure that opening in handrails for escape line is secured with a gate. Gate to be
designed so that it cannot be accidentally opened
64 Verify that additional lights are mounted at back of racking platform to improve
lighting when tubular is racked.
65 Ensure that talkback system is properly fastened and protected. Test it. Talkback
safety sling installed
2.3 Casing stabbing board
66 Ensure stabbing board has been designed as per the SLB standard
67 Check the fastening of the tracks to the mast. Ascertain the CSB tracks are pinned in
order to ease their installation or removal.
68 Ensure that position of diving board extended will not interfere with top drive in
motion
69 Ensure that position of diving board extended will not interfere with service loop in
motion.
70 Check fastening of winch
71 Check fastening of derrick man anti fall device
72 Confirm that access from rig floor to diving board is secured with ladders and
walkways mounted with handrails. Derrick man should be capable to reach the
casing stabbing board without the need of wearing an anti‐fall device.
73 Confirm that driller has a good view to derrick man at work on diving board. CCTV
can be used in addition.
74 Ensure that design will allow working at height range of 23 ft to 47ft
75 Stabbing board manufacturer documentation should be available
76 Manufacturer load test certificates should be available (as per SLB standard: 225kg
minimum for platform).
77 Air winch manufacturer documentation and certification required
78 Ascertain CCTV is correctly located to give good view of CSB to the driller
79 stabbing board: Primary (winch fail safe), secondary (platform fall arrestor) and
tertiary (pawl latching) safety devices all observed / tested
2.4 Top drive service loop platform
80 Ensure platform can provide a safe working area when interventionRig acceptance list
is required on
TDS loop connections
81 Ascertain the platform does not require to be removed before rig move
2.5 Rig floor manual tongs counter weights
82 Ascertain weights are secured and built as per approved drawing
83 Ensure counter weights move freely with the tongs rigged up
84 Confirm design allows adjustment of weights depending on model of tong in use
85 Ascertain assembly is at a reasonable distance from rig floor tong lines, rotary hose,
TDS loop
86 Check kick off sheaves are Western brand and not Chinese (Crosby US or similar) ‐
87 Ensure sheaves are mounted with snatch blocks for easy removal at 6 monthly re‐
certification
88 Confirm snub line wires are correctly terminated.
89 Ensure pad eyes for snub lines are properly mounted & of adequate length for use in
the rotary or in the mouse hole
90 Ascertain pad eyes for snub are certified for at least 20Klbs SWL
2.6 Rig move mast special features
91 Confirm posts fixed in the mast for derrick man vertical safety line can be folded or
easily be removed before rig move
92 Check position of mast elements lifting pad eyes in order to guarantee balance of
element when lifted by means of crane
93 Confirm casing stabbing board does not need much handling for removal.
94 Confirm monkey board can easily be reached by Forklift forks for fast removal or
installation of the entire unit
2.7 Remote Driller’s panel for rig‐up / rig‐down (if applicable)
95 Ascertain remote panel is delivered with enough hoses and wires to be operated at a
safe distance of 100 ft from substructure and located facing the gin poles in order to
guarantee good view to the mast
96 Confirm accuracy of Martin Decker with DCR last value of traveling block empty
97 Check gap on load cell dead line anchor
98 Ensure all controls are clearly labeled
99 Start disk brake pump #1 and check HPU accumulator pressure on the remote panel
gauge
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100 Start disk brake pump #2 and check HPU accumulator pressure on the remote panel
gauge
101 Test disc brake service calipers from remote control panel and check the pressure on
the remote panel gauge
102 Test disc brake parking/emergency calipers from remote control panel and check the
pressure on the remote panel gauge
103 Start utility hydraulic pump check the pressure from the remote control panel
104 Function test of hydraulic cylinders for the substructure, test also the flow valve on
the remote panel
105 Function test of hydraulic cylinders for the mast, test also the flow valve on the
remote panel
106 Operation & parts manual should be available. With a recommended part list for one
year with certificate.
2.8 Substructure
107 Manufacturer documentation should be available including drawings and
certifications. The substructure should have its API plate. All inspection report on the
integrity of the substructure by the substructure manufacturer. (API 4 F 3rd edition )
108 Confirm all elevation legs, gin pole legs move freely when raised or folded, observe
for slip & stick motion on the sheaves.
109 Confirm BOP beams can be installed with the rig floor landed on sub base
110 Confirm raising sheaves can easily be reached for maintenance.
111 Ascertain there is enough room for the flow line to cross the substructure beams and
maintain a gradual slope
112 Confirm spreader beams can be easily fitted.
2.9 Handrails
113 Ascertain there is no gap between handrails section, V‐door and staircase
114 Ascertain all handrails are numbered with weld tags. Paint labels will not be accepted
115 Ascertain handrails are built with toe board
2.10 Mouse hole
116 Ascertain mouse hole can be fitting in dedicated opening
117 Ascertain mouse hole is covered with hatch.
118 Ascertain mouse hole is fitted with heavy duty spring at bottom
119 Confirm mouse hole if delivered with safe hoisting point when removal is required
Unit delivered as per approved drawing
120 Ascertain once mouse hole is landed that it remains with a short radius facing the
traveling block, i.e not landed in full vertical position。
121 Ascertain the mouse hole has a drain opening
2.11 Rat hole
122 Ascertain rat hole is correctly positioned at an easy reach location from traveling
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123 Ascertain penetration has also been designed through sub base.
124 Ascertain rat hole when not in installed is covered by hatch.
125 Ascertain the Rat hole has a drain opening with 4” FIG 100 hammer connection
above the ODS sub base with the rat hole in position.
2.12 Driller's control room (DCR)
126 Ensure drillers view of racking board & rig floor not obstructed
127 Ascertain grills are correctly fitted in order to provide good protection to DCR glasses
128 Ensure glass is tempered
129 Check if DCR is mounted on shock absorber
2.13 Set back
130 Ascertain area is surrounded by heavy duty drain
131 Check nature of Drill Pipe landing area to be of hard wood
2.14 Mud bucket
132 Ascertain 4" drain line has been built from the rig floor to flow line
133 Provision of pad eye is required for fastening mud bucket hang off line
134 Seals to be provided for 5” and 3.1/2” DP
2.15 "V" door and gate
135 Confirm it is designed with sliding gate.
136 Confirm it is designed with thick steel plate reinforced with crossed I Beams
137 Center line to be designed with gutter of approximately 8” width by 40 mm depth
2.16 HPU moveable skid
138 Confirm it is located at a safe and easy reach by crane area
2.17 Pipe racks
139 Confirm height of pipe racks is the same as the catwalk
140 Check fastening device to catwalk at one end
141 Check tubular stopper efficiency at the other end
142 Manufacturer documentation, drawings should be available Operation & parts
manual with certificates.
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2.18 Rig floor access
143 Confirm at least 3 ea safe access to rig floor are provided. To MTT, To offices and one
behind the Dwks. leading to the mud pump/power plant area “There should be No
ladder attached to the Vee door”.
2.19 High pressure line gooseneck
144 Ascertain HP line is fully certified. Certification required and made available in rig
office folder:
‐ Drawing or picture to identify all the HP section
‐ OEM certificate of various components. OEM valve certificate.
‐ Welder’s certificates
‐ Welding procedure
‐ Welding rods certificates
‐ NDT and Radiography of each welds
‐ Pressure test (chart required)
145 Confirm that the gooseneck is properly orientated and therefore allows the rotary
hose to fold and unfold making a nice loop
146 Ascertain the gooseneck orientation and location will allow the folding and lowering
of the mast without any intervention in the mast
147 Confirm a working platform is fitted below the gooseneck
2.20 Drawworks
148 Check that a protective frame covers moving parts
149 Acertain that drilling line specs (LH‐RH) versus position of the clamp on the drum are
consistent.
150 Move traveling block up and down at various speeds and check spooling of drilling
line on drum
151 Ensure when traveling block is moved to its maximum speed, AC motors braking
action is controlled in such a manner that the drilling line spooling does not become
heretic, DW joystick being suddenly release by the operator. Perform test in both
directions
152 Verify DW dynamic performances by simulation, following the procedure issued by
SLB.
Ensure the results of the tests are matching with the HH DW documentation.
All results to be documented and filed in Rig documentation package.
153 There are a number of conditions that could trigger the activation of the DWW
emergency calipers (black‐out, VFD faults, COM, etc).
It is suspected that the blockage of DWW calipers would create or shock or worst
damages to the drilling line. Confirm scenarios have been simulated and did trigger
hazards
154 Check efficiency of emergency brake
155 Visually inspect the brake disc.
156 Check gearbox lubrication system and pressure
157 Check gear box cooling system and efficiency
158 Check all drawworks controls are clearly and correctly labeled
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159 Check Crown‐O‐Matic saver device for damage or worn parts.
A Crown saver device must be fitted. API RP 54 section 9.4.8
160 Function test the crown block and drill floor saver device. API RP 54 section 9.4.8
161 Check emergency braking device works when raising the traveling block (crown o
matic)
162 Check for wear on: Chains.
163 Check for wear on: Sprockets.
164 Check the oil pump gland for leakage.
165 Check all oil spray nozzles for free flow.
166 Is the oil pressure correct. (20 psi running idle and 50 psi at full speed)
167 Check if all bearings have grease lines and if they all take grease.
168 Check condition of the gears.
169 Test anti block collision device.
170 Test floor saver device
171 Drilling line: request the manufacturer’s certificate and verify the installation, drum,
dead line anchor, number of lines and the compatibility of the cable and dead‐line
anchor. Provide certificate
172 Control AC motor condition and record insulation value (over 1 giga ohm)
173 Test lock out switch on unit
174 Perform visual inspection of drilling guide roller .
175 Ascertain dead line is not rubbing against any mast accessories
176 Perform delivery test of HPU for releasing the calipers several times in case of black
out
177 Control VFD alarms and check if remote alarm on Driller console is operational

manual with certificates. With a recommended part list for one year
179 Observe that the drawworks Low Low pull in the plate is at least up to the mast SHL
180 Check separate air feed to drawworks and record that the pressure stay above the
drawworks operating pressure when air winches are used
2.21 Hydraulic disc brake (if fitted)
181 Check disc brake efficiency
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182 Check disc wear, verify that wear limit criteria is provided by manufacturer.
183 Check and record disc thickness
184 Check hydraulic supply pressure
185 Check temperature of hyd oil if brake is in continual use (max 200F)
186 Check hydraulic unit air supply.
187 Check park brake pressure (should be less than system pressure)
188 Check hyd filter indicator is fitted and that filter is not clogged
189 Check that disc brake requires hydraulic pressure to release
190 Check accumulator pre‐charge pressure.
191 Check accumulator pressure integrity. Accumulator must holding pressure
(Accumulator must hold Hydraulic pressure / Hydraulic pumps stopped) 30minutes
192 Check hydraulic redundancies operations of emergency brake during power

shutdown
193 Ensure over ride manual pump is fitted.
194 Lowering the travelling block under emergency condition ,control system under UPS
power
195 Observe system for noise, vibration or sluggish operations
196 Check if all gauges are functional
197 Is emergency stop for the draw works in easy reach for the driller
198 Check relief valve setting is correct
199 Check springs of emergency brake for proper operation
200 Check alarms on cooling system (for HPU)
2.22 Auxiliary brake
202 Ensure that an auxiliary brake (eddy current, hydromatic or multiple disk type) is
installed and in a good working/operational condition
203 Check spline and coupling between DW and brake for correct alignment, wear,
excessive paly, etc.
204 If auxiliary brake is fitted with acoupling shifter (Elmagco style) ensure that shifter
can be locked in the engaged position.
205 Check that the brake is fitted with a system to monitor water flow (loss of flow
alarm) and water temperature (over‐temp alarm)
206 If auxiliary brake is used as parking brake (multiple disc style) ensure that system is
fail safe (brake engaged when air or hyd power is lost).
207 Verify that Manufacturer certificate of compliance is available.
208 Verify that User operation and maintenance manual (including spare parts book) is
available.
209 Verify that rig is supplied with a correct level of critical spare parts
2.23 Rotary table
210 Check rotation forwards and reverse.
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211 Test rotation for ½ hour at maximum speed. Measure speed, note any abnormal
noises and record temperature
212 Physically check condition of lubricating oil before and after the test
213 Check engagement/operation rotary locks
214 Check operation rotary brake. Check for air leaks
215 Check inspection report and MPI
216 Check that all guards are in place to cover rotating parts
217 Check that RT drive motor is effectively protected from drilling fluids by RT cover
218 Check that rotary table has been mounted integrated in center substructure section
in such way that it can easily be moved. Mounting should eliminate rotary
installation and drive connection at rig move.
219 Ensure 2 x 10T SWL pad eyes installed DS and ODS on rotary table beam for securing
the shooting nipple.
220 Check drip pan is integrated in rotary beams design.
221 Check that high quality anti‐skid mats are installed.
2.24 Top drive
223 Check factory inspection reports
224 Ascertain the unit is fully certified. Certification required and made available in rig
office folder:
‐ Identify the HP lines and load bearing sections
‐ OEM certificate of various components. OEM valves certificate.
‐ Welder’s certificates
‐ Welding procedure
‐ Welding rods certificates
‐ NDT and Radiography of each welds
225 Ascertain the extremity of the guidetube height is at least 2800 above the RT in
order to allow free access of the CANRIG TM 120 at its heighest position to the RT.
Same cut as RIG 1&2 hang off link might be required
226 Move Top drive gently to crown block to ensure enough clearance between top
drive and mast structure.
227 Ensure that the mast has been designed to rapidly store and transport the Top drive
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228 Check Top drive is fully aligned with center of the rotary at opposite positions, with
Top drive below crown block and with Top drive above the rotary table
229 Check that top drive dolly is moving smoothly in tracks or torque tube
230 Check all gauges for proper scale and operation: Torque gauge. (MdaN. and Ft lbs).
Make‐up torque setting gauge. (MdaN & Ftlbs). RPM speed indicator.
231 Check that all indicating lamps are in good order.
232 Check compensation cylinders to the bail mountings for tightness.
233 Check the hydraulic hoses of the pipe handler and torque wrench for leaks, and good
condition.
234 Check the oil level in the gear box with the motor turned off.
235 Check oil pump loss pressure switch and functioning of indicator system.
236 Actuate link tilt and check operation. Be sure that it operates smoothly and that the
elevators reach the mouse hole.
237 Ensure all torque guide flanged bolts are wired to prevent them coming loose and
dropping
238 Check that adequate rail stops are installed at bottom.
239 Check that dolly rollers are properly guarded.
240 Check that dolly rollers grease lines are piped and gathered in a single manifold ‐
individual.
241 Check that Top drive is sufficiently protected against damage by tong lines and air
winch lines
242 Check that service loop unwinds smoothly when Top drive going up and done.
Special attention to be taken when loop is around monkey board
243 Check that service loop manifold is properly fastened to the mast and accessible with
fixed platform for maintenance purposes
244 Check top drive can safely be accessed for maintenance when lowered above RT. Is
permanent access platform provided ?
245 Ensure permanent access platform is available for top drive maintenance.
246 Open the Top drive protective guard to confirm no interference with rig floor eqpt or
lines
247 Actuate link tilt and ensure it reaches the mouse hole.
248 Verify elevator clears the monkey board when the tilt is actuated.
249 Function all features of pipe handler.
250 Function test IBOP
251 Pressure test Top drive against IBOP with 3,000 psi with slow rpm.
252 Ensure IBOP open / close is interlocked with mud pump on / off switch
253 Ensure by pas is available for IBOP / mud pump interlock. Bypass to be fitted with
key‐switch
254 Pressure test against IBOP valve static and dynamic (chart required)
255 Manufacturer documentation, drawings and parts list should be available. With a
recommended part list for one year and certificates
256 Observe that the TDS can drill with box TJ top as low as cerca 1 ½” above rotary.
Observe no interference between TDS and Iron Roughneck when used together
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257 Verify that the supply cables to the motors are correctly sized , properly secured and
protected by potential damage. Check for cable continuity
258 Inspect all motor cable entries and junction box cable entries, for correct sealing and
termination
259 Ensure all electrical equipment is properly earthed / bonded
260 Start all motors and positively confirm the direction of rotation. Verify for correct
amperage
261 Verify that the PLC is correctly programmed according to OEM specifications. Check
for any error codes at drillers console (if applicable)
262 Ensure that all VFD drive system parameters meet OEM specifications and that OEM
has signed off on setup of equipment based on their specifications
263 Check top drive controls at drillers station and ensure proper installation
264 Verify that all electrical equipment that is installed in a classified area as outlined by
API RP505 (or alternative requirements) is adequately rated
2.25 Dead line anchor
265 Check factory inspection reports
266 Check sensor gap of weight indicator sensor
267 Check deadline alignment with anchor
268 Check calibration with block weight of weight indicator
269 Check correct weight indicator dial plates fitted in Driller's control room
270 Check tie down bolts and inserts and inspection MPI
271 Dead line anchor and weight indicator should a set with all components ,the weight
indicator gauge at DCR , the weight indicator gauge at remote control unit should all
be deisgned to work together. Several mix up found on other HH rigs
272 Ascertain all Martin Decker gauges (DCR & remote) plus the HMI show the same
value of weight. Not discrepancy accepted.
2.26 Air winches
273 Check installation – winch securely mounted, cable in good condition
274 Confirm all air winches are not required to be removed from setback when lowering
mast or for transport
275 Check layout of wire coming from winch and going to crown block at monkey board
level. Wire should bypass diving board area and fingers.
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276 Check that position of winch provides the operator a good view to rig floor and
catwalk
277 Check air manifold beside winch is mounted with easy reach ball valve for
emergency stop
278 Ascertain ball valve is of Full Flow type ID
279 Ensure that supply air pressure is regulated to limit the load pull to the manufacturer
specs.
280 Ensure factory made air mufflers are installed
281 Guards and spooling device brakes adjusted
282 Safe Working Loads (SWL) marked and visible on the winch
283 Check that load test has been done in factory and documented
284 Function test within load limits
285 Perform dynamic test to full rating.
286 Perform static test 5 min with weight equivalent to SWL hanging on wire. Certificate
of load test supplied by Ingersoll Rand
287 Verify that speed of operation conforms to manufacturer specifications
288 Check automatic brake efficiency
289 Check wire properly secured in drum
290 Check sufficient length of wire on drum to allow lifting of any load from end of
catwalk
291 Check at least 3 dead wraps on drum when lifting from end of catwalk
292 Check wire is terminated with factory made hard eye and swivel
293 The safe working load rating of hoists, hoisting beams, pad eye, lifting appliances,
cables, spiders, hooks, sheaves shall be displayed. Same color coding should be used.
294 The Supplier shall maintain a register at the site recording the capacity, date of last
inspection and date of last test of each of his lifting appliances.
295 The Supplier shall only provide certified and properly inspected lifting appliances
296 Manufacturer documentation should be available With a recommended part list for
one year and certificates
2.27 Man rider specific
297 Ensure that supply air pressure to man‐rider is as per manufacturer specs (90PSI for
Liftstar LS2‐150RLP)
298 Ascertain location will allow the winch wire to reach to the crown block without
interference with any mast component.
299 Ascertain Man rider does not have to be rigged down / removed during rig move
prior to lowering mast and sub.
300 Manriding winches should be marked "man riding only"
301 Check that no disengaging clutch is fitted.
302 Ascertain of availability of remote.
303 Manufacturer documentation, drawings should be available and with a
recommended part list for one year and certificates
2.28 Crown block Rig acceptance list
304 Check factory inspection reports and certificates.
305 Manufacturer documentation should be available
306 Check certificate of bearings and sheaves.
307 Check safety mesh and bumper block below crown
308 Ensure all sheaves are greased and they turn freely
309 Check sheaves for any wobbling when running
310 Check for equal spacing between the sheaves
311 Check all grease nipple for accessibility
312 Are jumper bars installed to avoid drilling line jumping of the sheaves if the event of
a sudden loss of hook load
313 Ascertain brand of snatch block is Mc Kissick or Crosby used
314 Do all the snatch blocks (air hoists, pipe spinner, tong lines, logging, etc) have safety
cables loops that retain wire in case of rupture of sheave?
315 Do all the snatch block have safety cables that retain sheave in case of failure of pad
eye?
316 Is the red obstruction light on the crown installed and working
317 Is the platform around sheaves surrounded with handrails and toe board
318 Is opening to access the ladder protected with hatch
319 Is post for mast climbing safety line properly designed and secured
320 Are all pad eyes below crown block labeled with SWL
321 Ascertain certificate of load test is available for each crown block pad eye (3 in crown
& 2 in mast for air tugger = 5 pad eyes)
322 Operation and maintenance manuals and parts book, drawings and certificate. With
a recommended part list for one year and API plate.
2.29 Travelling block
323 Check factory inspection reports.
324 Check if guards are in place and properly secured API RP 54 section 9.7.4
325 Check all grease nipples are accessible
326 Check length of hang off line with elevator 3 FT above rotary table (check drawing to
confirm length of sling).
327 Check fastening of hang off line at crown block.
328 Ascertain rating of hang off pad eye at crown versus traveling block, links, elevator
and top drive weights.
329 Check that hang‐off pad‐eye has been load tested and NDT inspected after load test.
330 Manufacturer documentation and drawings should be available with operation &
parts manual drawings attached with certificates
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2.30 Swivel
331 Check lower oil seals for leaks.
332 Confirm there is a plug in the top of the gooseneck to allow the running of a wire
line?
333 Check that the threaded connection of the swivel has been inspected for cracks and
a valid inspec on report available.
334 Check bearing clearance if no records are available.
335 Verify if oil samples of the swivel are taken.
336 Check bail pin clearance by using a dial indicator.
337 Ensure safety chains or cables are fitted to both ends of the mud hose.
338 Has swivel yoke been NDT inspected for cracks as per API RP 8B inspected and are
valid inspection reports available.
2.31 Hook
339 Check hook for free and easy operation and proper locking.
340 Check snubber for oil leaks and oil level.
341 Does the hook have an effective safety latch. Test this latch.
342 Check that link ears were inspected according API RP 8B. (6‐monthly and Yearly)
343 Check that the travelling block and the hook/travelling block connection were
inspected according to API RP 8B.
344 Is the PM for the drilling hook up to date?
2.32 Kelly spinner and monifold
345 Function test the integrated spinning machine
346 Check availability of manifold with spare parts
347 Check sufficient quantity of hose is delivered with manifold
348 Function test of assembly
2.33 Spinning wrench
350 Test run spinning wrench (assemble DP singles in the rotary.
351 Check that a protection frame covers moving parts
352 Check roller’s set sizes
353 Check hang off wire certificate with factory made eye
354 Check secondary hang off safety line
355 Check length and functioning of snub lines
356 Check snub lines fastening pad eyes
357 Check quality of air supply hose
358 Ensure air hose couplings are secured with whip checks
359 Ensure fastening of hang off line is done with 4 point safety shackles
360 Ensure that hang off line position will not create damaged to TDS service loop
361 Ensure rubber hose protection on the hang off wire to minimize rubbing with TDS
service loop – if required
362 Manufacturer documentation and drawings should be available with Rig acceptance list
operation &
2.34 Electrical specific in mast and substructure
API RP505 (or alternative requirements) is adequately rated.
364 Verify that all cables for the derrick auxiliary equipment and starter boxes are
properly and securely installed in cable trays or fixed to the mast in a proper manner.
All overhead electrical equipment shall have a safety cable
365 Confirm that all contactors, fuses and cables of the equipment and its control
circuitry are of suitable type and rating
366 Verify that all electrical equipment is adequately protected for short circuit,
overloading and guards against accidental contact with live conductors
367 Confirm that all junction boxes, terminal boxes and controls are properly identified
368 Ensure that all cable glands of the terminal and junction boxes are properly installed
and the cables correctly terminated
369 Ensure each light fixture in undamaged and has a safety sling that is secured to a
fixed beam or fixture
370 Ensure that no glass lenses are used on lighting fixtures
371 Ensure adequate lighting for all work areas to enable safe operations. All lights
should be fully functioning and all emergency lights shall be checked
372 Verify that an aircraft warning light has been fitted and properly secured with a
safety cable
373 Ensure that all electrical cables have been checked for continuity and properly
identified
375 Ensure all cameras are installed giving adequate viewpoints. Ensure the camera is
adequately protected and appropriately rated
2.35 Skidding system (check what applies)
376 Review the manufacturer’s documentation, equipment data and specifications to
ensure compliance with documented performance criteria
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377 Verify installation of the skidding system identification plate and confirm that
information is correct
378 Check all hydraulic lines and ensure there are no leaks. Verify that all lines are
adequately supported and protected from any potential damage
379 Ensure that all connections between the skidding system devices and the HPU are
correct and well labelled to ensure easy rig‐up
380 Ensure that all controls are well labelled to identify the function. Check that the
language used is appropriate to the operating area
381 Ensure that the location for the controls has an adequate view of the skidding
motion. Ensure the locations is free from any potential safety hazards
382 If remote operations are available, ensure the remote is adequately rated for
hazardous areas
383 Ensure the skidding system (pontoon, outrigger arms, etc.) are adequately installed
to the substructure. All pins should be in place and with keepers installed. Any
required spreaders or links should be in place
384 Ensure operating sequence is adequately identified and available
385 Function test all raising and stroking cylinders to ensure full stroke and proper
alignment
386 Check operation of all rollers. Ensure proper alignment and verify that all any grease
points are adequately lubricated
387 Check condition of any sliding surfaces. Ensure sliding surface is adequately
attached and check for excessive wear
388 Cycle skidding system until rig has moved the entire anticipated distance between
wells. Check skid movement in both directions. Check rig alignment and ensure the
skidding times are adequate
389 Tested with full setback load: Full / Partial / None (circle one)
390 Inspect matting for damage after skidding test
391 Ensure all attachments are installed. All pins should be in place and with keepers
installed. Any required spreaders or links should be in place
392 Ensure operating sequence is adequately identified and available
393 Check wire properly secured in drum of winch. Check at least 3 dead wraps on drum
when commencing skidding. Verify that there is sufficient length of wire on drum to
allow skidding to end of matting
394 Function test all cylinders / winches to ensure proper operation
395 Cycle skidding system until buildings have moved the entire anticipated distance
between wells. Check building alignment to matting and ensure the skidding times
are adequate
396 Check that “pulling” winch and “braking” winch (on rear of load) act simultaneously
to prevent load running away
397 Skidding tested with fluid in tanks / compartments: Full / Partial / None (circle one)
398 Verify that the roller matting is properly fabricated to required specifications. Ensure
all wood is properly secured in the matting frame
Rig acceptance list
399 Check that mat wood treatment meets with requirements
400 Ensure all rollers are functioning properly and adequately greased (if applicable).
Check fit of roller assemblies to matting frame
401 Check all lug attachments and verify rating. Verify that pulling device can adequately
engage to the attachment lug
3.0 MUD SYSTEM
3.1 General mud tank rig up
402 The entire mud system will be mounted as per rig general arrangement in order to
perform final circulating with mud pumps lined up to active tank and return to
shakers via blank bell nipple and flow line.
403 Check the conformity of the system with the schematic drawings as agreed. Check
that the system is in working order. (Spacer drop down guides in place / walkways
secure etc) .
3.2 Butterfly valves
404 Ascertain all butterfly valves can easily be reached. Hatches in grating panels or
platforms could be required
405 Check free operation of all DEMCO butterfly valves. Open & Close.
3.3 Tank unions
406 Ascertain that the 2 hammer unions fitted at each side of any tank union connection
are perfectly mounted face to face.
407 Break lose each hammer union and try to slide connecting pipe inside left side
hammer union then inside right side hammer union.
408 Ascertain that connecting pipe between two tanks can safely be stored inside any of
the two tank unions in order to allow the sliding of the tanks during rig move
without deteriorating any tank union assembly and without the need of removing
the connecting pipe between the two tanks.
409 Ascertain access to each tank union is safe. Hatch might be required as opening in
grating might be needed.
410 Ascertain platform is available above mud level for providing safe working area on
which worker can stand whenever assembling a tank union using a open hatch as
per confirmed drawings.
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3.4 Expansion joints
411 Ascertain flanges mounted at each side of each expansion joints are correctly
aligned. Expansion joint is not designed to make up for the misalignment of two
sections of piping poorly mounted
3.5 Mixers and shear devices
412 Test run one by one all mixing hoppers
414 Evaluate vacuum effect
415 Each pump discharge should be fitted with pressure gauge
416 Check centrifugal pump pressure and motor check
417 Ascertain impeller is properly sized and motor will never exceed its designed capacity
418 Control AC Motor condition and record insulation value (test above 1 Giga Ohm)
419 Ensure earth strap in place
3.6 Hand rails
420 Visual inspection of railings and staircases
421 Perform folding test of each handrail section
422 Check fastening of staircase to mud tanks. Lugs with heavy duty PIN required to
facilitate mounting. PIN to be secured by means of chain in order not to be lost.
423 Check fastening of grating on each step
3.7 Handling for big bag
424 Visual inspection of frame
425 Check certificate of winch.
426 Ascertain hoist beam is properly terminated with stopper at each end
427 Ascertain hoist beam is marked with visible SWL 2 TON
428 Check access ladder to top of big bag frame
429 Test run of winch up and down / left & right
430 Load test
431 In case of several hoppers, check if hook hoist can reach them.
3.8 Hatches
432 Ascertain hatch access to inside tank ladder is properly designed
433 Ascertain all hatches are secured with chains when opened at 95 DEG
434 Check safe access to ladder
3.9 Agitators
435 Check for play in top and bottom bearings when tanks are empty.
436 Check if the paddles are in good order.
437 Check mounting of agitators.
438 Test run all agitators & check for visual leaks
439 Check grounding of elec motors Rig acceptance list
3.10 Centrifugal pumps
440 Check mounting of pump.
441 Check condition of all pumps. (Run each pump and circulate water. Check
discharge/suction pressure and amperage. Close discharge valve and check
discharge /suction pressure and amperage). (Check if at least 10% difference in both
amperage is found. If less the wear plate or the impeller may be worn‐out)
442 Ascertain all rotating features are guarded
443 Check grounding
444 Ascertain impeller size is matching motor HP
445 Check accuracy of pressure gauge(Mixing)
446 Check mounting of bleed off
3.11 Mud pump hook up and tests
447 All components of the high pressure mud system shall be rated to one uniform
maximum working pressure ( WP)
448 Ascertain all HP unions are original western brands
449 Ascertain all HP jumper hoses are mounted with original western unions
450 Ascertain HP lines are fully certified. Certification required and made available in rig
office folder:
451 ‐ OEM certificate of various components. OEM valves certificate.
452 ‐ Welder’s certificates
453 ‐ Welding procedure
454 ‐ Welding rods certificates
455 NDT and Radiography of each welds
456 Check relief valve at highest point in line and the line adequately anchored (clamped)
457 Check relief valve drain line built with sufficient slope for self drainage
458 Verify if the pressure relief valves of the mud pumps are calibrated and inspected on
a reasonable interval as per API ‐RP 576 Section 6.4 and 6.4.1.1
459 Inspect all high pressure piping including the pressure relief valve vent line for
proper support, that no weld repairs/modifications have been conducted without
the proper certification and testing
460 Check the wiper seals on the pony rods for cracks, leakage, etc.
461 Check the condition of the spare fluid ends
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462 Check the condition of the sprockets wheels, look for wear on the driving part of the
teeth.
463 Check relief valve drain line built with sufficient slope for self drainage API RP 54
section 9.13.7
464 Check ladder and platform built for safe access to reset relief valve.
465 Ensure that all HP lines are clamped to rig substructure using heavy duty clamp.
466 Check mud pump not welded but clamped or bolted to skid
467 Check suction/discharge damper precharge pressure. Confirm that tool kit is
available
468 Check suction and discharge strainer for quick maintenance
469 Pump relief valves to be fitted upstream of discharge strainers or discharge strainers
removed and noted on strainer housing
470 Bleed of valve to be mounted upstream the discharge strainer
472 Check Motor and connecting box earth strap (grounding)
473 Test lock out switch on the unit (with mud pump stopped)
474 Check charge pump pressure and motor check
parts manual drawings attached with certificates. One year recommended spare part
list
476 Run mud pump at idle speed (20SPM) and check that proper lubrication is achieved
by the gear oil pump
477 Check that motor blower, rod oiler pump,(electrical lubricating pump if any) and
charging pump starts automatically when mud pump is assigned/selected.
478 Ensure that mud pump will not start if rod oiler, motor blower,(electrical lubricating
pump) or charging pump does not start
479 Check functioning of low oil pressure, loss of blower, loss of rod oiler alarms. Alarms
should not stop the pump
480 Ensure that rod oiler spray nozzles are effective and that fluid returns freely to the
reservoir
481 Check power end gear oil condition, check for oil water contamination.
482 Test mud pumps according to procedure set in the below
483 Circuit: tanks, pumps, HP piping, drill floor piping, rotary hose with temporary choke
or nozzle chained to rotary table, bell nipple with blank flange on bottom, flow line,
shakers, trough, sand traps, flow line and back to the AMT I
484 Final test requires the 2 mud pumps at maximum strokes ( 6.1/2 liners) in order to
simulate a return of 1200 GAL/ minutes at shakers
485 Maintain a constant flow rate and increase pressure in stages to predetermined
level. (Do not use any choke from well control manifold. Temporary choke to be
used.
486 Duration of test one (6) hours at full load on each pump
Electrical specific on mud pumps: Rig acceptance list
termination
490 Ensure all motors are properly and securely mounted. Ensure all motor junction
boxes are tightened and sealed, and all covers in place
amperage
492 Check that main mud pump control isolator switches are clearly labeled and
functioning
493 Control electric motor condition and record insulation value. (all above 1 Mohms)
494 Verify that the PLC is correctly programmed according to OEM specifications. Check
for any error codes at drillers console (if applicable)
495 Verify that the motor space heaters are on when the blower fans are off
496 Ensure all encoders are installed correctly and adequately protected from damage
and environmental conditions
498 Check mud pump controls at driller’s station and ensure proper installation
499 Assign mud pumps and control current limit value in the VFD. Should not exceed the
max input for mud pump
500 If heat gun available, check cable entries for over temperature conditions when
under full load
3.12 Mud treatment tank specific tests
501 During mud pump HP test ascertain shaker header, shaker trough, shaker by‐pass,
degasser tank, dessilter tank, desander tank can handle a flow of 1200 gal/min
502 Ascertain all walkways are surrounded with foldable handrails
503 Ascertain walkways 45 DEG support beam are properly fitted and can easily be
folded at rig move
504 Check integrity of grating
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505 Check safe access around any mud treatment equipment
506 Check trough gates and ensure they can easily be reached and handled
507 Check hatches accessibility
508 Check walkways to trip tank
509 Check walkway to AMT 2
510 Check cutting chutes are properly mounted and located below end of shakers
511 Test run shakers
512 Test run vacuum pump on degasser.
513 Check if gauge is functional.
514 Test run desilter
515 Check centrifugal pump pressure and motor check. Ascertain impeller size is
matching motor HP
list
517 Control AC motor condition and record insulation value. Check that earth strap is in
place. Megger test above 1 giga ohm
518 Ensure pump suction line is equipped with ball valve to drain off any trapped air
519 Test run desander.
matching motor HP
list
523 Test run degasser
matching motor HP
list
527 Ascertain the vent line is properly connected to the atmospheric degasser by a
permanent piping of 2” OD diameter.
528 Check desander desilter underflow valve design and accessibility
529 Check accessibility of degasser overflow gate
3.13 Active and reserve mud tank tests
530 Top fill AMT 2, with water and check for leaking valves, unions, etc.
531 Open all centrifugal pumps 2” bleed off ball valves. Drain all air, then close.
532 Run centrifugal mixing pump
533 Pressure test one by one each DEMCO on discharge line on AMT 2 Rig acceptance list
534 Transfer water from AMT 2 to AMT I
535 Measure non pumpable volume in AMT 2
536 Pressure test one by one each DEMCO on discharge line on RES I
537 Transfer water from AMT 1 to RES I
538 Measure non pumpable volume in AMT 1
539 Pressure test one by one each DEMCO on discharge line on RES II
540 Transfer water from RES I to RES II
541 Measure non pumpable volume in RES I.
542 Pressure test one by one each DEMCO on discharge line on RES III
543 Transfer water from RES II to RES III
544 Measure non pumpable volume in RES II.
545 Pressure test one by one each DEMCO on discharge line on RES IV
546 Transfer water from RES III to RES IV
547 Measure non pumpable volume in RES III.
548 Pressure test one by one each DEMCO on discharge line on RES V
549 Transfer water from RES IV to RES V
550 Measure non pumpable volume in RES IV
551 Check pit volume totalizer and recorder function. Note minimum recordable volume
change increase
list
Electrical specific on mud tanks:
553 Ensure that all electrical equipment is adequately identified with a properly affixed
tag which is clearly visible
termination
557 Ensure all motors are properly and securely mounted. Ensure all motor junction
boxes are tightened and sealed, and all covers in place
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560 Verify that all Third Party instrumentation equipment (Pason) is installed per API
regulations and that cables have been run to offer mechanical protection. Verify that
all documentation and certification has been provided for all equipment installed in
hazardous locations
561 If mud tanks are equipped with roofs but are adequately ventilated, ensure all
lighting is rated for Class 1, Zone 2 locations and when lights are installed 3m from
the shakers, all lights to be rated for Class 1, Zone 1 locations
562 Verify that all electrical installations that transition from zone to zone as specified by
API 505, utilize sealing practices based on API and local code regulations. Verify that
all seals have been properly poured
563 Confirm cable and motor insulation resistance has been verified by means of a
megger test
564 If heat gun available, check cable entries, gearboxes, bearings , etc. for over
temperature conditions when under full load
3.14 Solid control equipment
565 Ensure all equipment is adequately installed. Check for any missing pins etc. Items
should be easily removable and sufficient space for maintenance
566 Check installation and test run shale shakers
 Verify installation of the id plate and confirm that information is correct.
 Confirm all attachments are available. Ensure ease of screen change out.
 Check for any abnormal noise or excessive vibration.
 Function test deck levelling mechanism.
 Ensure proper spacing around shakers.
 Verify that shale slides are installed.
567 Check installation of mud cleaner / desander / desilter. function test
 Check feed pumps to ensure proper flow/pressure is fed to the desander/desilter as per
OEM recommendations.
 Check for any leaks on connections and pipe work.
568 Check installation of vacuum degasser
 Check feed pumps to ensure proper flow/pressure is fed to the vacuum degasser as per
OEM recommendations.
 Check for any leaks on connections and pipe work.
 Ensure proper routing of the vent line to a safe area.
569 Ensure cellar pump is available. Verify the output capacity of the pump is in line
with anticipated well flow rates. Check electrical that it complies with API 505
4.0 RIG CONTROL SYSTEM
Rig acceptance list
4.1 Driller's console
570 Visual inspection of Driller’s console.
571 Check electrical power shut down is functioning (pull to operate PB) or push type
with protection
572 Check total emergency shut down is functioning (pull to operate PB) or push type
with protection
573 Ensure all switch, lights, etc are clearly labeled.
574 Check all system alarms (loss of purge, power limit, AC motor fault, PCR fault,
Ground fault, etc.)
575 Test all the Driller’s console control switches
576 Test all the Driller’s console indicating lights (alarms, function)
577 Test all functions of the driller’s HMI
578 Function test all DC or AC loads (DW, MP, RT,) under all different assignment options
579 Check hand‐throttles for proper and smooth operation (TDS)
list.
4.2 Alarms and safety equipment / procedures
581 Check emergency lighting is functional and adequate
582 Check fire fighting plan posted and all equipment in place
583 Have a drawing display safety equipments posted
584 Check the accessibility of fire extinguishers
585 Check and test fire/smoke detection system in PCR, engine room, accommodations,
etc.
4.3 Instrumentation
586 During the previous tests, the recorders and the alarms (functions and levels) will
have been tested
587 Perform function test of all system to ensure correct cabling, controls have been
established with surface equipment
588 Check accuracy of all instruments (pressure, stroke Counter, make up torque, weight
indicator, tank level, Alarms, etc.).
5.0 WELL CONTROL EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEM
5.1 Trip tank
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589 Run test (locally and remotely) centrifugal trip tank pumps one
590 Ensure pump suction line is equipped with ball valve to drain off any trapped air.
591 Ascertain access ladder inside tank is secure
592 Ensure hatch is available for cleaning purposes
593 Control AC Motor condition and record insulation value. Check that earth strap is in
place
594 Verify the condition of the triptank tank. Verify the functioning of the volume read
out sensors. API prefers two sensor systems one manual system and one remote
system. API RP 53 section 16.6 prefers a double tank arrangement in order to
prevent interuptions in rig operations
595 Check trip tank system and fill up line to bell nipple
list
5.2 Flow divider
597 Ensure the divider box is mounted with quick disconnect flanges
598 Ensure its design makes a barrier (by means of gates for example) for reducing the
flow falling into the shaker headers.
599 Ascertain outlets to shakers are at least 10 inches OD KNIFE valves
600 Ascertain each outlet can be blocked by mean of a valve or a gate
601 Confirm that a by‐pass exists to the trip tank
602 Verify that the dump line is fitted so that the shakers can be by passed in case of
return of cem ent
603 Ensure a safe access walkway is surrounding the divider
604 Verify the integrity of the platform or stand on which is mounted the divider.
Assembly has to be designed with telescopic legs in order to facilitate its mounting
5.3 Flow line:
605 Ascertain the flow line is built with a slope of at least one inch per foot.
606 Ensure the flow line is built with at least 14” OD pipe schedule 40 minimum.
607 Ascertain no butterfly valve integrated in the flow line. Only KNIFE valves are allowed
(no restriction to flow)
608 Check if the flow line is made with a telescopic device at one end. The use of
hammer seal unions is preferred.
609 At least 2 certified pad eyes are available for the handling
610 Should a long flow line be required, ensure that the line is held by a sufficient
number of factory made telescopic stands
611 Confirm that a hatch has been built in order to mount the flow out indicator. Access
to the flow out indicator should be secured by mean of a platform
612 Ascertain 4" drain line from mud bucket can be connected to the flow line.
Rig acceptance list
5.4 Bell nipples 13.5/8" and 20"
613 Ascertain 20" bell nipple will be mounted for 1200 GAL test. 13.5/8 by design does
not provide enough head.
614 Ensure the bell nipple has been designed for a quick rig up with the flow line
615 Ascertain the access from the substructure to the bell nipple is secured with a
folding platform
616 Ensure the bell nipple is fitted with a hammer union to rig up the hole fill up line
617 At least 2 certified pad eyes should be fitted to perform its handling
618 The bottom flange should be fitted with a 20.3/4_3000 psi ring gasket in order to
provide a good sealing and a protection to the annular spherical top ring gasket
groove.
619 Ascertain spare gasket and seals have been provide with 13.5/8 and 20" bell nipple
620 Ascertain the bell nipple can accommodate the drip pan just above the flow line
outlet
5.5 Atmospheric degassor
621 Degasser to be constructed as per SLB standard
622 RMG to witness pressure test of vessel
623 Ascertain all piping is as per approved drawing
624 HH to blank all vessel outlets
625 HH to top fill vessel with water
626 Test required. O to 180 psi. By steps of 20 psi. 30 min at 180 psi. Chart needed
627 Further to pressure test, MPI of all welds required
628 X‐ray checks required on bottom shell weld.
629 Perform folding test of poor boy degasser cage
630 Check if the mud‐gas separator is equipped with a liquid mud seal of at least 5 ft,
with an ID of at least 8". No float valve or regulating valve to be used as they can
malfunction or plug‐up. API RP 53 section 15.9
631 Ensure the degasser is fitted with 20 psi 4” Diameter gauge readable from rig floor
632 Manufacturer documentation should be available and Drawings
5.6 Stripping tank
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633 Check accuracy of tank volume gauge
634 Ensure tank volume can pumped out with trip tank pump
635 Ensure a 2” ball valve is installed in the line, to take returns from trip tank to strip
tank
636 Manufacturer documentation should be available and Drawings
5.7 BOP stack handling device
637 Check if SWL is displayed on hoists and beams
638 Check hoists are running freely on beams
639 Check adequate stops are fitted at end of each beam
640 Check that hoists can be stored away from drilling fluids
641 Check upper travel limit of chain hoists
642 Check that chain and pendant control length is sufficient
643 Ensure that both hoists are supplied by one air line fitted with a shut‐off valve easily
accessible from the BOP area
644 Ensure that supply hose to each hoist does not interfere with hoist movement
645 Function test of the unit
646 Load test certificate required
parts manual drawings attached with certificates and one year recommended spare
part list.
648 Confirm that the hoists can be fitted on the beams prior to raising substructures.
649 Confirm that when the hoists are in place they move freely without colliding with the
flow line or any other obstacle when handling the BOP’s above the well head.
650 Ascertain the BOP Can easily reach 13.5/8 STUMP and 20" STUMP
651 Ascertain 4 ea anti fall device ( fall arrestors) are located below the set back to
secure people when working on the BOP
652 Confirm that professional scaffolding or any other factory made device is delivered
with the rig to provide safe working areas whenever maintenance will be required
around the BOP stack
5.8 BOP stack elements
653 Confirm all internal BOP seals are new and OEM
654 Manufacturer Certification shall be available for all components of the BOP stack‐up
655 Manufacturer documentation with operation and parts manual attached with
drawings should be available
656 Pressure test BOPS operating cylinders to 3,000 psi both sides OPEN & CLOSE
657 Pressure test all BOPS control lines to 3000psi.
658 Check certificates for all Rams and packing
659 No personnel is allowed on top or close to the BOP during the pressure tests.Ensure
that all safety rules are followed: isolation of the area, P/A announcements, permit
system, warning signs Rig acceptance list
660 Perform a full function test on the BOP and all of the auxiliary equipment of the BOP
661 Pressure test all Bops rams and packing element to test pressure (low and HP test).
Test should be witnessed by chart recording
662 Document and witness the shearing capacity of the shear rams. Ensure that it is
appropriate for the grades and weights of the drill pipe in use on the rig
663 A PM system with equipment identified task specified and time intervals between
tasks stated should be employed on each rig. Records of maintenance performed
and repairs made should be maintained on file at the rig site or readily available.
664 Surface BOP's:Manual locks either screw clockwise or counterclockwise to hold the
ram closed. Handwheels should be in place and the threads on the ram locking shaft
should be in a condition that allows the locks to be easily operated. All manual
locking devices must be function tested
665 Verify whether the BOP is suitable for H2S under NACE‐MR‐01‐75.
666 The variable bore rams are to be tested with 5" drill pipe and the smallest pipe
available to test the variable at the bottom of its range. I.e. a 3‐1/2" to 7" variable
bore rams should be tested with a 3‐1/2" and a 5" pipe.
667 Verify the test pressure does not exceed the drill pipe for yield, collapse pressure
and internal pressure. API RP 7G
668 Pressure‐test the rams to 250 psi for 5 minutes and full working pressure for 10
minutes. Record the results on a pressure chart recorder. No leakages are
allowed.API Spec 6A
669 Verify that a surge bottle is or can be installed if contingency well control procedures
include stripping operations.. Check the pre charge‐pressure (required pre charge‐
pressure is approximate 450 psi). Ensure that the accumulator bottle is installed at a
close distance from the preventer
670 The closing time of the annular on drill pipe should be no longer than 30 seconds, if
the bore size is less then 18‐ 3/4". (45 sec. if the I.D. of the bore is equal to or is more
then 18‐ 3/4".) API Spec 16D 5.1.1 (2005)
671 Test the annular preventer to 250 psi for 5 minutes and to 70% of the maximum
working pressure for 10 minutes (conduct the pressure test against the smallest
string diameter expected to be used in the well)
672 Ensure there is enough suitcase for protection all control lines from the accumulator
unit to the BOP stack.
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673 Verify that in doing all of the above, the BOP equipment and system are meeting
with the requirements of API Standard 53
5.9 BOP stumps and transportation skid
674 Manufacturer documentation with operation and parts manual should be available
including drawings and certifications. All inspection report on the integrity of the
substructure by the substructure manufacturer
675 Perform load test: Dead weight + pay load X 1.25
676 Check certification of 10,000 psi x 13.5/8 test stump as per API with ACME left hand
thread bore
677 Perform stability test of assembly with all BOP’s mounted. Ascertain transporter can
safely be landed in place.
5.10 Choke remote control panel
678 The drilling choke hydraulic control system should be designed with a back‐up
operating system to open or close the drilling choke after a loss of preliminary
power. The back‐up hydraulic system should have a rated W.P. equal to or greater
than the primary hydraulic pump.
679 Check the proper operation of the hydraulic regulator for speed control. One cycle
from close to open should take 25‐30 seconds.
680 Check the proper operation of the hydraulic regulator for speed control. One cycle
from close to open should take 25‐30 seconds.
681 Verify the proper operation of the choke position indicator.
682 Verify the proper operation of the casing pressure gauge.
683 In the event of failure of the rig air supply an emergency air system should be
available such as nitrogen bottles to provide 12 hours of choke operations. Even with
a hand pump emergency air is required as the lack of rig air causes no position
indication of the remote choke position indication gauge.
684 Verify the proper operation of the manual selector for selecting the left or right hand
choke.
685 Test the hand‐operated hydraulic pump for proper operation.
686 Ensure the panel is located at a safe place on the rig floor and provides a good view
from the Choke manifold and the drillers console to the operator
part list
5.11 Choke manifold
688 Perform selective pressure test of all choke manifold valves (chart recorder).
689 Pressure test all the valves from the sides which have to hold pressure during a well
killing operation
690 Make sure that the manifold is equipped with a pressure gauge for drill pipe and
annulus pressure measurement and those are in direct view of the choke operator
Rig acceptance list
691 Ascertain spools to connect to the atmospheric degasser to the trip tank and the
flare line are available.
692 Ascertain Choke manifold area is fitted with DP and CSG gauge
693 For working pressures of 3,000 psi and above, flanged, welded or clamped
connections should be employed on components subjected to well pressure.API RP
53 section 10.2.1b and 8.2.b
part list for all components of the choke manifold.
695 Confirm that the choke manifold will be properly orientated means with sufficient
length on the choke Co‐flex hose (as per rig lay out) in order to minimize the length
of the lines between the choke manifold buffer chamber and the atmospheric
degasser, the trip tank & the shaker header
696 Verify that in doing all of the above, the choke manifold is meeting with the
requirements of API Standard 53
5.12 Accumulator unit
697 Verify that the 2nd remote panel whether on unit or separate if unit is too close is
located 100 feet away from the well bore
698 Function test Accumulator and BOP systems.
699 Check the limit pressure control switches for the proper setting. Both systems should
start automatically. Normally the air pumps starts at 2,400 psi and cut out at 2,700
psi. The second electrical pump starts at 2,600 psi and cuts out at 2,900 psi. The lead
electric pump start at 2,700 psi and cuts out at 3,000 psi. When only one electric
pump is installed then the pressures of the lead pump should be followed. Note the
setting found. API Standard 53
700 Test run electrical and air operated pumps
701 Check each pump is protected from over pressure by minimum of 2 devices to limit
the pump discharge pressure. API 16 E 2‐3‐2 pressure cut switch and relief valve.
702 Check sign installed for warning of automatic operation of these pumps
703 Test low air pressure alarm
704 Test low accumulator fluid level alarm
705 Test low manifold pressure alarm
706 Test loss of power alarm (electrical controls) UPS operational or not
707 Check availability of relief valves certificates 2 ea.
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708 Check tank is at least twice the usable fluid capacity of the accumulator system
709 Ascertain an emergency air back‐up system consisting of either an air‐pressure vessel
which is isolated from the rig air system with a non‐return valve or Nitrogen bottles
fitted with a regulator valve should be installed to supply the remote control system
of air to maintain the Standard 53
710 Bleed off the accumulator and check the pre charge Pressure (1250 PSI)
711 Start up the pumps, the time required to recharge the accumulators must be less
than 15 min
712 In order to detect any ram or operating piston sticking, set the control pressure at
500 psi / 3.5 Mpa test the BOP stack functions and check the locking device (manual
type)
713 Make sure that during the test the charging pumps start‐up automatically at 90% of
the control unit working pressure (2700 PSI)
714 Test all functions, one after another, from rig floor and remote control panels
(closing and opening rams, bag type, valves, pressure regulator, bypass). Ensure
remote position indicators are functioning correctly.
715 Check the accuracy of the pressure gauges on the unit. Ensure readings are the same
on remote panels.
716 Note the closing time which must be less than 30 seconds for rams and bag
preventer
717 At the end of these tests, the pressure in the accumulators must be at least equal to
the pre‐charge pressure + 200 psi / 1.4 Mpa
718 Check that unit is fitted with four separate banks as per API 16D.
719 Check that each bank can be isolated, bleed‐off and valves locked‐out as per
Company policy. Pressure gauge must be available to confirm bank pressure.
720 Check that unit is fitted with a drip tray to prevent any oil spill
721 Check that reservoir sight glass is fitted with safety valves to prevent oil spill
722 Check that reservoir condensate can be drained
parts manual attached with certificates and one year recommended spare part list
724 Ascertain the unit is mounted on a Oilfield skid and covered with a heavy duty roof
725 Ascertain the roof will allow the replacement of the accumulator bottles
726 Perform fit test and folding test of arm with all Co‐Flex installed
727 Ensure unit has a sufficient air supply.
728 Ensure unit is fitted with lighting and emergency lighting
6.0 RIG MECHANIZATION
6.1 Iron Roughneck
729 Check mounting of pocket
730 HPU to be located in safe place on rig floor
Rig acceptance list
731 Test run IR on 9 ½” DC / 5” DP & 3 ½”DP connection’s Make and break connection’s
732 Function test automated arm
733 Ensure that IR can easily reach mouse hole
734 Ensure that IR roughneck at work and storage positions will not collide with Top
Drive service loop, top drive body or the bottom torque tube.
735 Check quality of hydraulic supply hoses.
736 Ensure hydraulic hose couplings are secured with whip checks
737 Pick up IR and store same in spare storage area. Check size of sock. (if applicable)
738 Function test IR from remote control / unit & DCR
739 Function test IR emergency stop from driller’s controls & remote.
740 Ascertain all tong rotating pinions are properly guarded
741 Check calibration of the gauge.
742 Check location of the gauge.
743 Ensure spare parts have been purchased
6.2 Wire line logging operations
745 Ensure 3 ea SWL 10 ton pad eyes on rig floor in order to facilitate rig up of wire line
operations. One at front of the V.door. One at DS. One at ODS.
746 Ensure all 3 SWL 10 ton pad eyes are welded on main substructures beams
747 Ensure all 3 SWL 10 ton pad eyes are mounted below the plating of the rig floor
748 Ensure all 3 SWL 10 ton pad eyes are easily accessible from rig floor and protected by
mean of a hatch
749 Ensure all 3 SWL 10 ton pad eyes are designed so that it will be easy to install a SWL
10 Ton shackle on each of them.
750 Verify the MPI certificate of each of the 3 SWL 10 ton pad eyes.
6.3 Catheads (hydraulic)
751 Check hydraulic system for leaks.
752 Check all hoses for wear and aging.
753 Pull capacity / Welding certification available.
754 Ascertain that sheaves are guarded in order to avoid someone putting his hand
between sheave any wire. If not wire mesh cage will be required.
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755 Start hydraulic pumps from driller panel remote switch
756 Ensure dead end of wire is properly clamped
757 Ensure top sheaves are mounted on rotating device.
758 Ascertain unit is fitted with factory made sling with hard eye on one side
759 Install tong line pull at end of cathead wire rope
760 Connect the tong line pull to the kingpost.
761 Function test the hydraulic cathead.
762 Perform pull test on king post to the maximum that cathead can deliver. King post
should be designed to resist that value, as by mistake one day king post can be
submitted to the full pull of the cathead
763 Compare the driller panel gauge reading and the tong line pull gauge readings.
Torque value should come from HPU or cathead itself.
764 Check that the cylinder translations speeds are correct
765 Check for leaks and free movements
766 Verify that torque output is sufficient but also goes low enough to make up all
Contractors’ drilling equipment”
767 Is emergency stop for the hydraulic power unit in easy reach for the operator
6.4 Hydraulic tong
769 Test run HT on a DP connection. Make and break connection
770 Check jaw set sizes. Recommended 2.3/8_5” or as required to cover drilling program
771 Ascertain all tong rotating pinions are properly guarded
772 Ascertain hang off line is properly rigged up and not interfering with the rotary hose
773 Ascertain the tong lifting (arm) device is doubled by a safety sling
774 Confirm that the tong can easily reach its storage location
775 Check the mounting of the snub line. Length of the line should be checked
776 Check calibration of the gauge
777 Check location of the gauge
778 Check quality of hydraulic supply hoses
779 Ensure hydraulic hose couplings are secured with whip checks
780 Function test HT emergency stop from driller’s controls
781 Ensure spare parts have been purchased
782 Ascertain documentation will be delivered with the unit
6.5 Manual tongs
783 Ensure sheaves are mounted with snatch blocks for easy remove at 6 monthly re‐
certification
784 Verify that manual tongs provided are complete and can handle the size(s) of tubular
intended to be use as per contract. Rig acceptance list
785 Verify that dies have been correctly installed and secured.
786 Ascertain spare parts ( consumable) have been delivered with the tongs
787 Check mounting of hydraulic load cell and driller’s gauge
788 Manufacturer documentation should be available with operation & parts manual
attached with original certificates (for new eqpt)
6.6 Power catwalk
790 Verify installation of the identification plate and confirm that information is correct
791 Verify that all surfaces of the catwalk are coated with the defined primer/paint. Top
deck of the catwalk should be coated with a non‐slip abrasive coating
792 Ensure that all wire rope assemblies are purchased with valid certifications and
colour coded to the applicable timeframe
793 Ensure that the catwalk is complete and all equipment is installed correctly. All
guard should be in place. All open areas on the catwalk should be checked and
covers installed to ensure no trip hazards
794 Ensure that all safety signs are in place to identify potential hazards
796 Ensure that all connections between the catwalk and the HPU/Input power source is
correct and well labelled to ensure easy rig‐up
798 Ensure that the location for the controls has adequate view to the catwalk at all
times. Ensure the locations is free from any potential safety hazards
799 If remote operations are available, ensure the remote is adequately rated for
hazardous areas
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800 Check V‐Door installation to the rig floor. Ensure the angle between the v‐door and
the rig floor is in line with the OEM recommendations. Ensure all stairways are built
with proper rise/run profile. Ensure all stair treads are built with a non‐slip surface
801 Function test raise/lower of V‐Door ramp and catwalk extension (if applicable).
Verify that when the v‐door and catwalk extension is erected from the transport
position to the working position, that it rotates smoothly and safely
802 Ensure the stairs on the v‐door have handrails installed and is adequately protected
from the pipe when working
803 For on‐board HPU’s, check for any leaks and ensure ease of maintenance. Tank level
indicators should be installed on the hydraulic reservoir.
Note: the above power catwalk list is to be complemented / customized to suit a
particular type of catwalk
6.7 Pipe tubs (hydraulic ‐automatic bins if any)
805 Verify that all surfaces of the pipe tubs are coated with the defined primer/paint
806 Ensure that all wire rope assemblies are purchased with valid certifications and
colour coded to the applicable timeframe
808 Ensure that all connections between the pipe tubs and the HPU is correct and well
labelled to ensure easy rig‐up
809 Function test the pipe lift device and ensure it is reaching full stroke. Ensure pipe
can be tiered towards the catwalk for pipe indexing
6.8 Pipe arm (if any)
ensure compliance with documented performance criteria.
812 Verify that all surfaces of the pipe tubs are coated with the defined primer/paint
813 Ensure that the pipe arm is complete and all equipment is installed correctly. All
guards should be in place
adequately supported and protected from any potential damage Rig acceptance list
816 Ensure that all connections between the pipe arm and the HPU is correct and well
labelled to ensure easy rig‐up
818 Ensure that the location for the controls has adequate view to the pipe arm at all
times. Ensure the locations is free from any potential safety hazards
819 Ensure all encoders are installed and functioning. Verify that the encoders are
adequately protected from potential damage and wet environments
820 Function test all clamping cylinders and test with pipe installed. Ensure adequate
clamping pressures and full die engagement on the pipe. Verify that all tubular sizes
can be accommodated
821 Function test raise/lower of the pipe arm. Observe system for noise, vibration or
sluggish operations during raising. Ensure the pipe is presented to the travelling
assembly and aligned with well centre
822 Ensure pipe stops (docking arm) installed on the mast and adequately attached and
aligned
823 Fully function test the entire sequence of event from getting pipe from the racks to
presenting the pipe to the rig floor. Verify cycle times and ensure the travelling
assembly can accept the pipe at well centre
7.0 POWER PLANT
7.1 Main engines
824 Check radiator drain plug installed
825 Ensure radiators are desert type (for desert type rigs)
826 Ensure radiator cowling is properly sized and does not create any obstruction for air
circulation
827 Check coolant level in radiator
828 Check for any coolant leaks
829 Check radiator fan and belt for correct tension and any loose components.
830 Connect Electronic technician software if available (for “Electronic” engines)
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831 Check and record coolant in use. For Caterpillar engines CAT ELC (extended Life
Coolant) is recommended. If water is used record type of inhibitor mixed with water
and check concentration is correct according to manufacturer specs
832 Ascertain crankcase breather is clear
833 Ensure engine is filled with oil
834 Ensure engine is free to run by turning the crankshaft by hand before starting.
835 Check and record engine oil pressure when engine is at normal running temperature
(Fan radiator drive is electric control by thermostat).
836 Check and record engine water temperature when engine is at normal running
temperature
837 Check and record engine fuel pressure when engine is at normal running
temperature
838 Check for any engine oil leaks
839 Check for any exhaust manifold leaks
840 Carry out a lamp test on all engine alarm panels (ECIM )
841 Check that the engine alarm panel is operational (ECIM )
842 If engine is protected by an electronic engine management system ensures software
is available for parameter monitoring or editing
843 Ensure that all engine mounted pressure and temperature gauges are operating
accurately and securely mounted
844 Check that there is an emergency shut‐down device that will shut‐off the
combustion air (API RP 54 9.15.1)
845 Check the low oil pressure shut‐down (if practical (weekly basis API RP 54 9.15.2)
846 Check the over‐speed shut‐down (weekly basis API RP 54 9.15.2)
847 Check the low oil pressure alarm (weekly basis API RP 54 9.15.2)
848 Check the high lube oil temperature alarm setting (weekly basis API RP 54 9.15.2)
849 Check the high water temperature alarm (weekly basis API RP 54 9.15.2)
850 Test the low radiator water level alarm by simulation
851 Check Engine batteries chargers if fitted
852 Check sensors wiring
853 Test the low fuel oil pressure alarm setting ( ECM )
854 Ensure that alarm(s) do not energized when engine is manually started or stopped
855 Check if fire flame sensor is fitted and test efficiency
856 Check hold down bolts and engine mounts for vibration
857 Check that all rotating parts are guarded
858 Check engine exhaust for abnormal emission
859 Check the crankcase pressure
860 Check valve clearances at random
861 Ask for crankcase breathers to be removed and check condition of screens.
Rig acceptance list
862 Check for noisy turbo‐chargers.
863 Remove air filters and check for bearing movement on the compressor side of the
turbo.
864 Exhaust manifolds should have fireproof gaskets between bolted connections, or
should be made from pipe with screwed or welded connections. API RP 7C‐11F
Appendix A3
865 Check engine for excessive vibration
866 Check for oil leakage around the crankshaft seals.
867 Inspect condition of all filters and associated piping and supports for leaks
868 Check pre‐lube cycle and remote starting procedure (if applicable)
869 If engine is fitted with jacket water heater verify heater efficiency.
870 Check air starter motor for leakage and proper operation. Air line should be fitted
with lubricator
871 Ensure air starter supply lines fitted are 1‐1/2” minimum
872 Check that the 1”to the main 2” engine fuel return line is fit with a non return valve
873 Check if engine hot parts (exhaust manifold, turbo, etc) are covered by insulating
material (blanket, cladding, others) and that material is in good condition (Manifold
turbo charger not protected)
874 If engines are fitted with spark arresting mufflers, check that certification is available.
875 Check sound‐proofing of engine room walls. Ensure no wood is used in engine room
(fire hazard)
876 Ensure sufficient lighting(and emergency lights) is available on each engine skid
877 Ensure lifting rail is placed above engine cylinder heads for easy service if required
878 Ensure any leak from engine will collect in a drip‐tray fitted with a drain
valve.Geomenbrane used on location
7.2 AC generators
880 Remove the inspection covers of the generator and the exciter. Visually inspect the
following for defects: rotating diodes connections, exciter rotor and stator. Check
the air gap of the rotor/stator and the exciter/stator
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881 Ensure that generator ventilation is not obstructed (air supply as well as return from
generator housing)
882 Megger test the rotating fields and/or exciter armature. (Test voltage @ 500 V. Note:
disconnect the voltage regulator before megger testing)
883 Open the generator connection box and inspect the stator and field connections.
Ensure all cables cannot get damaged by rubbing against connection box structure.
Check any auxiliary equipment located inside the connection box
884 Take insulation resistance test of generator stator, record reading taken 10 seconds
after starting the check, continue to check for a further 5 minutes and record again.
The ratio of insulation resistance (PI index) recorded 5 minutes after starting the
check should not be less than 1‐1/2 times the recorded reading taken 10 seconds
after starting the check
885 Check the condition of cable entries in connection box. Ensure all glands are tight
886 Verify that non‐ferrous cable glands are used for power cable entry.Changed on
1/9/2013.
887 Verify that the space heater is working
888 Check the generator bearings for lubrication and temp. Record the type of grease
used.
889 Check that the coupling between engine and generator is adequately guarded
890 Verify that the alignment between the generator and the engine has been checked
and is in line with manufacturer recommendations. Readings must be recorded and
logged.
891 Are any filters installed on the air intakes of generators? Ensure filters are clean.
892 Check size of grounding strap (at least 50 % of bigger live conductor)
7.3 Power control house
893 Visual inspection of the house (internal and external). Ensure that roof is water‐
proof
894 Confirm AC units are working. Check that each unit is operated from one thermostat
895 Check that condensate water is drained to the ground
896 Check that AC units are easily and safely accessible for service
897 Test high temperature/humidity switch if installed in PCR to warn of air cond. Fault
898 Check that AC unit user and maintenance manual (including parts list) is available
899 Visual inspection of generator cubicles
900 Visual inspection of generator cubicles
901 Ensure generator voltage, amps, KW ,KVAR and frequency are displayed Rig acceptance list
(meters or
HMI)
902 Ensure generator CB status is clearly displayed
903 Check the generator safety devices such as under voltage, under frequency, over
voltage and reverse power
904 Visual inspection of SCR's cubicles (or AC drive cubicles depending on type)
905 Ensure SCR (DC) or drive (AC) voltage, amps, KW and frequency are displayed
(meters or HMI)
906 Ensure SCR or AC drive parameters have been correctly set‐up. Pay a particular
attention to power or current limit to ensure drive eqpt cannot be overloaded.
907 Visual inspection of 600V switchgear (Xfmr feeders, synchronizing cabinet, etc.)
908 Ensure bus voltage and frequency is displayed on synchronizing cabinet. Confirm
synchronizing lights are visible
909 Check that procedure for engine cold‐starting (after rig move) is available and
posted.
910 Ensure engine/generator synchronizing procedure is posted on cabinet
911 Function test synchronizing function. Ensure generator CB’s are remotely operated
from the synchronizing cabinet (no manual closing allowed)
912 Check that procedure for restoring power after a black‐out event is available and
posted
913 On SCR system, AC to DC conversion, check the integrity and cleanness of the SCR
cabinets. (IEC 618.92‐6 section 9.1 9.2)
914 Ensure that all the control system parameters entered via the HMI are properly and
automatically restored in case of replacment of the PLC CPU or HMI.
915 Visual inspection of PLC cabinet
916 Visual inspection of lighting panels
917 Check that all circuit, breakers, plugs and receptacles are labeled.
918 Check that all power breakers have lock‐out facility
919 Test racking/draw‐out system for main breakers (check that cranks are available)
920 Test all assignments, if applicable
921 Test reversing function if applicable
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922 With the DC bus link closed, trip the circuit breaker of one main phase‐shift
transformer and verify that all drilling loads can still be operated, within the KVA
capacity of the transformer. Maintain the load test for at least one hour and monitor
transformer temperature during this test. Repeat the test with the second
transformer..
923 Open the DC bus link and verify that each VFD section can operate separately in case
of emergency or fault on one of the main phase‐shift transformer.
924 Test mud pump operation from PCR (if any)
925 Monitor dynamic braking function by moving the traveling assembly up and down
for several hours..
926 Load test dynamic braking resistor banks. Verify that cooling fans are working and
efficient (correct air flow path). Ensure that over‐temperature alarm is properly
adjusted and working.
927 Check that alarm sequence is correct
928 Test alarms for AC motors MP's auxiliary
929 Test alarms for generator and engines (simulate)
930 Function test all emergency shutdown stations (rig floor, VFD, others)
931 Test generator over voltage, frequency, etc.
932 Check procedure for generator speed and voltage adjustment
933 Check engine hands‐off starting circuit.
934 Check operation and calibration of metering devices
935 Check operation of eqpt hour meters
936 Test ground detection system (simulate)
937 Test PCR fire alarm (simulate, check internal and external alarm)
938 Check if as‐built drawings are available in PCR
939 Check if maintenance and fault finding manual (manufacturer) is available for main
PCR components like SCR drive (or AC drive as applicable), generator controls,
synchronizing cabinet, etc
940 Check if spare parts list is available for each component of the PCR (should be
gathered in one binder)
941 Check if one line diagram is posted in each power house
942 Ensure all wiring and cabling is labeled as per drawings. Perform a few random
checks
943 Check that insulating mat is in place and in good condition (mat certification should
be available (only walkway,should cover all floor)
944 Check that basic safety equipments like insulated glove, insulated stool and insulated
hook are available in PCR.
945 Check that resuscitation procedure in English is displayed in each PCR
946 Check that lock‐out equipment is available in PCR
947 Ensure that proper communication is available between PCR and rig floor
(telephone)
948 Visual inspection of transformers
Rig acceptance list
949 Are any warning signs displayed near or at the transformer ? (API RP 14FZ 12.8)
950 Are any fan operational for the cooling of the transformer and what is their
condition. Loss of ventilation may required a derating of the tranformer (IEC 692‐3
section 5.4.5 )
7.4 Motors (DC or AC)
951 Open the motors and check internally for cleanness.
952 Check the condition of the armature and windings. Check for cracks in the winding
heads, cleanness of the teflon creepage band and flash ring for possible flashovers.
953 Ensure that the commutator is in a good condition and no arcing has occurred.
954 Ensure that, the brushes are not stuck in the holders, the brush holders are in good
condition and that the teflon part of the brush holder is clean.
955 Check the operation and correct classification of the space heater and cabling.
956 Open the motor connection box and inspect the cable glands, terminals and
pressure switch.
957 Check the operation of the lock out switch.
958 Check the condition of the blower motor, ducting, damper and connecting pieces.
Note: if the blower is mounted on the top of the DC motor, the air supply ducting to
the fan should be gastight. If it is not a closed loop type than the air should come
from a non‐hazardous area.
959 Check the operation of the air purge system. (If installed)
960 Test the purge‐loss alarm, the start interlock, and the pre‐purge period.
961 If the cooling air of a DC motor is venting to a hazardous area, the exhaust of the
motor should be equipped with a spark arrestor or the air should be vented to a
location outside the hazardous area.
962 Check the motor couplings for tightness.
963 While motor is in operation, check the bearings for excessive noise and
temperatures and attend for abnormal sounds and/or vibration of the DC motor.
964 Recommendations to be made regarding the general condition of the system.
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7.5 Load test and load sharing
965 Load test shall be carried out when the pumps are tested
966 Run a load test on the engine and generator sets only once all the safety functions
have been tested
967 Parallel the generators and check the performance under varying conditions
968 Check load sharing system, test with other generators on line. Verify that maximum
load unbalance between two generator sets does not exceed 5%.
969 Check engine oil pressure when engine is at 50% load
970 Check engine oil temperature when engine is at 50% load
971 Check engine water temperature when engine is at 50% load
972 Check engine fuel pressure when engine is at 50% load
973 Check engine fuel temperature when engine is at 50% load
974 Check engine oil pressure when engine is at full load
975 Check engine oil temperature when engine is at full load
976 Check engine water temperature when engine is at full load
977 Check engine fuel pressure when engine is at full load
978 Check engine fuel temperature when engine is at full load
979 Run each engine as close to full load as possible for one (1) hour
980 Check pyrometer and cylinder thermocouple
981 Check and record generator winding temperature when at full (engine) load
982 Check and record generator bearing temperature when at full (engine) load
983 During the load test check if power limit is functioning correctly. By picking‐up an
empty block the MP power should phase‐back if power limit works. Ensure power
limit indication works On Driller’s console and in PCR
984 Perform “drop off” test with two engines running at 50% power on drilling load
(ideally MP) . Tripping one generator circuit breaker should not cause a black‐out.
The power limit should compensate and phase‐back the mud pump supply to keep
the remaining engine loaded to the maximum allowed by power limit system (ideally
close to 100% but in reality around 90% )
985 During load test check power control room temperature and ventilation
effectiveness
986 Control instrumentation on panel
7.6 Power distribution and motor control center (MCC)
987 Visually inspect electrical cables and trays
988 Visual inspection of MCC’s
989 Visual inspection of plug boards (enough plugs to meet with equipment supplied,
sizing match, in line with electrical lay out, protection, proper mounting of plugs &
receptacles)
990 Ensure that all plugs and receptacles are clearly labelled to prevent error during rig
moves and potential accident Rig acceptance list
991 Visual inspection of transformers
992 Visual inspection of lighting panels
993 Check that all circuit, breakers, etc, are labeled
994 Random test bus‐bar bolts for proper torque
995 Random test MCC for proper torque on cable termination
996 Perform insulation test on main bus bar, MCC A & B, and at random
997 Perform an insulation test of each AC motor from the MCC in order to test insulation
of full circuit (cable, plug, receptacle and motor).
998 Test all the motor starters for proper function
999 Control amperes on each AC motor and check overload relay settings
1000 Verify that all receptacles (plug board monted and in‐line) are using female
connectors and all plugs are using male connectors
7.7 Lighting and general 220 volts distribution
1001 Depending on neutral system used check you have an alarm on first defect or if the
breaker trips
1002 Check that all overhead lighting fixtures are secured with a safety sling.
1003 Check adequate derrick lighting in particular at racking board
1004 Check rig floor illumination when dark. Ensure Driller is not blinded by floodlight
beam.
1005 Check operation of emergency lighting system in following critical areas:
‐ Driller’s cabin (Rig floor and Dog house no Emergency light)
‐ SCR ar VFD room(s)
‐ BOP accumulator unit
‐ Engine skid
‐ Mud tanks exit stairways
‐ Racking board
‐ Muster point
‐ Engine room
1006 Check if lighting coverage is satisfactory overall. Pay particular attention to
substructures and passage ways between skids
1007 No splices or taps are allowed in seals. Sealing compounds are not insulating
materials and may absorb moisture, causing grounding of the circuit conductors.
(API RP 14 F 6.8.3‐e)
1008 Check if the cables are properly fastened with steel straps,on the horizontal and
vertical cable trays.
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1009 Check if any unused cables are properly terminated and logged in a file. (API RP 14 FZ
section 12.10)
1010 Check that sufficient cable trays and supports are in use for the electrical
installations in the hazardous areas.(API RP 14 FZ section 12.1.2.4)
1011 Check the flexible multicore cables for deformation, indicating possible internal
damage.
1012 Check if the correct type of cable glands have been used for the equipment
application (IEC 61892‐7 section 7.2)
1013 Check that all cables in temporary electrical installations, facilities or hook ups are
well protected, both mechanically and electrically and preferably have suitable earth
leakage protection (API RP 14 FZ section 12.3 & 12.6)
1014 Check that cables are properly supported and secured to a cable tray or other
approved means of support. Commercially made cable trays are generally preferred
for multiple cable runs. For small installations, standard pipe or conduit, or specially
designed brackets or supports may be utilized.
(API RP 14 FZ section 12.1.2.3 12.1.2.4)
1015 Check color codes of wiring
7.8 Alarms
1016 Control if the alarms fitted are functioning properly and record any deficiency
1017 Check that each alarm light or horn is properly labeled with a short description of
alarm
7.9 Grounding
1018 Check all skids, fuel tanks, cat‐walk and pipe racks for proper earthing. The resistance
to earth shall not exceed 3 ohms. In case of difficulties experienced in reaching this
value, the resistance may be extended to 7 ohms. Electrical equipments and systems
shall at all times be connected to a minimum of two earth points
1019 Insure all AC motors are correctly grounded
1020 Check grounding map and visual inspection circuit
1021 Record resistance of ground rod
8.0 AIR, HYDRAULIC, OIL, WATER, FUEL AND STEAM UTILITIES
8.1 Air receivers
1022 Rig air receivers shall be sized in accordance with maximum rig consumption.
1023 All air receivers shall adhere to the following design criteria :
‐ Designed , fabricated and tested to international standard
‐ Clearly and permanently marked with the safe working pressure
‐ Fitted with 200 psi gauge on isolation valve(160 Psi)
‐ Each of the air receivers shall be fitted with a non return valve at the supply port.
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1024 Air Receivers shall be fitted with appropriately set pressure relief valves which shall
be fitted with anchored and secured self‐draining steel lines venting in a safe
direction.
1025 Ensure rig floor air operated equipment is supplied from a dedicated buffer air vessel
1026 Relief valves numbered for identification purposes and tagged with a stainless steel
label showing last date tested and last date inspected
1027 Fitted with water separation/filter and adequate drain lines
8.2 Cold start compressor
1029 Inspect engine guards for loose bolts or damage.
1030 Inspect engine exhaust system for leaks and damage due to vibration, ensure system
is well supported, ensure that there are no flammable materials nearby.
1031 If fitted with electric starter verify that battery charger is provided and working.
1032 Start engine, engage clutch and check for proper loading and unloading.
1033 Check system for leaks
1034 Check relief valve certification
8.3 Air compressors
1036 Rig air compressors shall be sized in accordance with maximum rig consumption.
1037 Check AC motor insulation prior to run the unit.
1038 If motor starter is integrated verify that panel is in good condition and that door can
be locked. Check the control panel and verify that alarms, pressure, etc are correctly
displayed.
1039 Check the following and record :
‐ Air pressure: 125 PSI
‐ Percentage load: 100%
‐ Load/unload operation: OK
‐ Operation of auto condensate drain
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1040 Check high air temperature shut down on screw type compressors
1041 Check pressure gauges to ensure proper operation of suction and discharge valves of
all stages.
1042 Check system for leaks
1043 Check relief valve certification. (#1 compressor)
1044 Check and record the pressure buildup time from “0 to 120 psi”
1045 If air compressor sequencing panel is installed test and verify master‐slave correct
operation.
1046 Ensure that air compressor can be isolated from rig air system for safe maintenance
operation.
8.4 Air dryers
1048 Rig air dryer shall be able to handle the maximum production of rig air compressors
1049 Check pre‐filter and after filter
1050 Check heaters insulation to ground.
1051 Check operation of automatic drain valves.
1052 Check system for leaks.
1053 Check that pressurization valve operation is satisfactory.
1054 Check control circuit timer and solenoid operation.
1055 Check relief valve certification.
1056 Ensure that air dryer can be by‐passed for safe maintenance operation.
1057 Ensure each vessel is fitted with liquid filled pressure gauge

8.5 Hydraulic power unit
1059 Check foundation
1060 Check electric motors insulation
1061 Check motors phase rotation
1062 Check earth strap
1063 Check for any leaks
1064 Check if hydraulic fuid is cooled
1065 Ascertain of isolation valves quality and operation
1066 Ascertain all hoses fitted with swivel type connection
1067 Ascertain backup pump is fitted for each system
1068 Insure of the accumulator sizing and efficiency
1069 Check hydraulic tank if clean and fill up with proper hydraulic oil
1070 Check hydraulic tank if fitted with hydraulic oil level alarm sensor. Test the alarm.
1071 Check hydraulic tank if fitted with hydraulic oil temperature alarm sensor.
1072 Ascertain suction and return filters are properly fitted before filling‐up the HPU.
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1073 Check connections are correct between power unit and manifold
1074 Open/close all manifold valves
8.6 Drawworks oil pump
1076 Run circulating pump and check for leaks and vibration. Circulating pump can be the
same pump as the DW lube‐oil pump.
1077 Test that pump start automatically with DW.
1078 Ascertain backup pump is fitted on system.
1079 Ensure air to oil cooler is provided
1080 Test pressure and temperature sensor. Alarm to be audible from Driller’s shelter.
1081 Check entire system for leakage
8.7 Water system
1083 Review the manufacturer’s documentation, equipment data and specifications.
Check the conformity of the system with the schematic drawings provided by
contractor
1084 Ensure all water piping is fabricated, installed and adequately supported and
protected
1085 Check centrifugal pump(s) operation and pressures
1086 Ensure the water tank is equipped with a tank fill line and routed so the water hauler
can easily connect to it
1087 Verify that a tank dump gate is installed
1088 Ensure the tank construction is adequate to accommodate a full tank volume. When
tank is full, check walls to ensure they do not deflect
1089 Verify that a tank volume indicator is installed
8.8 Fuel system
1090 Ensure fuel tank vents are equipped with flame arrestor screens
1091 Ensure that upstream of gauges a valve is installed if replacement is required
1092 Ensure the fuel delivery to the day tank or engines is filtered or centrifuged
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1093 Ensure ground clip available for connection to vehicles when refuelling or transfering
fuel.
1094 Ensure electric equipment have the suitable rating as per the API hazardous area
1095 Ascertain all ball valves are of Full Flow ID type
1096 Check all level gauges must be equipped with push to open valves so that contents
are not spilled if sight glass is broken
1097 Ascertain fuel tanks are fitted with a secondary containment capable of holding at
least 110% of the volume of the tank
1098 Test run pump and check for vibration, overheating or leaks
parts manual attached with certificates and one year recommended spare part list ‐
UT certificate available , drawing available
8.9 Steam system (if applicable)
1100 Ensure that the boiler has a proper certification and adequately sized for the rig
1102 Ensure all steam heaters are adequately installed. Function test each to ensure
operation
1103 Ensure all steam piping is fabricated, installed and adequately supported and
protected
1104 Ensure that all pre‐fabs are included and can be installed easily
1105 Check each electric heater and verify that equipment is adequately rated for the
hazardous location (if applicable)
9.0 GENERAL UTILITIES
9.1 Grasshopper and suitcases
1106 Ascertain features for folding the 3 sections together are correctly secured
1107 Perform folding test of suitcase with only hard piping mounted. Attempt to connect
hammer unions
1108 Perform folding test with hoses and hard piping mounted. Ascertain hoses do not
suffer or become too short or too long once grasshopper is 100% folded. No collision
between hard piping and hoses
1109 Perform folding test with electrical cables, hoses and hard piping mounted. Ascertain
electrical cables do not suffer or become too short or too long once grasshopper is
100% folded. No collision between electrical cables, hoses and hard piping
1110 Confirm stabbing device of grasshopper to rig floor has been designed so that a
slight misalignment will not be a problem when fastening the grasshopper to the
back of the rig floor
1111 Perform a lift test of the entire suitcase in order to confirm that pad eyes are
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correctly located and therefore load is balanced when moved on to trailer.
1112 Ascertain that hatches are made of light materials and do not represent an hazard
for the worker which will be handling them
1113 Ascertain electrical cables junction box located at the level of the rig floor is strongly
secured to grasshopper structure
1114 Ascertain 3 Ft high handrails are fitted at each side of grasshopper horizontal section
facing the rig floor
1115 Manufacturer documentation for substructure should be available including
drawings and certifications. All inspection report on the integrity of the substructure
by the substructure manufacturer or a third party acceptable to Schlumberger shall
be presented
1116 Ascertain locking device is installed to facilitate the folding
9.2 Carriers and trailers
ensure compliance with documented performance criteria (loads, sizes & ground
clearances)
1119 Verify that all surfaces of the trailers are coated with primer/paint. Top deck of the
trailers should be coated with a non‐slip abrasive coating or checker plate to provide
a non‐slip surface
1121 Verify when in transport configuration, all dimensions and suspension weights are
within acceptable limits
1122 Ensure all walkways are adequately supported and rotate freely with greasable
hinges
1123 Confirm handrails are complete with toe boards installed. Ensure the handrail
design adheres to the relevant safety standard
1124 Ensure all stairways are built with proper rise/run profile and at 45 degrees. Ensure
all stair treads are built with a non‐slip surface
1125 Ensure all indicator lighting is functioning properly (signal lights, reflectors, etc.
1126 Check all suspensions and ensure the design working limit is not exceeded by the
working weight
1127 Visually inspect air bag and spring suspensions
1128 Check condition of all tires. Check for tread wear and proper inflation
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1130 Function test all levelling jacks and ensure that the cylinders are adequately
protected and can achieve the full required stroke
1131 Verify installation of the fifth wheel pin and ensure proper profile and acceptable
height
1132 Check braking system and ensure functionality. Verify that the brake system is
adequately designed and in accordance with regulatory requirements
1133 Road test trailer and check for any abnormalities. Check for excessive vibration or
abnormal noise
1134 Perform rolling test in yard then on road at various speeds as per design.
1135 Perform a few MPI on critical load bearing points of chassis to ascertain certification.
9.3 Buildings and skids
ensure compliance with the supplied drawing /RFQ
1135 Ensure that when the building/skid is in transport configuration, all maximum
dimensions are correct as per the appropriate transport regulation
1136 Complete visual inspection (condition of welding, skid construction, wall panels,
doors, walkways, ladders etc.). Verify quality of structure
1137 Verify that all surfaces of the building is coated with the defined primer/paint system
1138 Ensure that all equipment is adequately installed in the building. Check that all
guards are in place. All moving parts should be adequately guarded
1140 Ensure all piping installed is adequately supported and protected
1141 Ensure all hoses are procured, correctly installed and tested
1142 Verify that all overhead lifting devices are properly designed and installed. SWL
should be identified
1143 10) Check all handrails. Profile should match local requirements:
 Ensure there are no gaps between handrail sections.
 All folding handrails should be checked that they fold from transport position
to working position easily. Check they lock into position.
 All removable handrails should be checked to ensure that the fit into the
receiving pockets easily.
1144 Ensure all stairways are built with proper rise/run profile. Ensure all stair treads are
built with a non‐slip surface
1145 Ensure all ladders are built in accordance with local standards. Ensure that an
adequate fall arrest system is installed as required
1146 Ensure proper skid construction:
 Check outside/outside dimension on the skid runners to ensure ability to be
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bed loaded.
 Ensure adequate space from building end to skid end for truck sling to be
installed over the loading roll (min. 12”)
 Verify the skid runners are adequately constructed to accommodate
assembled weight of building (3 runners or 4 runners preferred).
1147 Check all walkways and ensure each are adequately supported and aligned. All
hinges should be checked (grease ports preferred)
1148 Check doghouse and ensure the following:
 Check doghouse lifting system and ensure it functions properly.
 Obtain valid certification for the lifting system and ensure weight of the
doghouse does not exceed the rated limit.
 Inspect the condition of the raising cables and cylinders.
 Check alignment of doghouse walkways to the rig floor.
 Ensure 2 exits available.
 Check position of Driller’s console – has good view of drill floor, catwalk and
up into mast?
 Ensure safety glass used in windows.
 Check condition of the drillers console. Ensure all functions labeled and
controls installed in proper locations.
9.4 Workshops
1149 Verify that mechanical workshop is equipped with all the features (work bench,
overhead beam for chain block, drill‐press) and hand tools as per contract
1150 Verify that electrical workshop is equipped with all the features (work bench,
overhead beam for chain block, drill‐press) and hand tools as per contract
1151 Verify that welder workshop is equipped with all the features (welding machines,
work bench, overhead beam for chain block, drill‐press) and hand tools as per
contract
1152 In each workshop verify that telephone is available
1153 In each workshop: check that all electrical outlets are working, that air supply is
available, air conditioning working correctly
10.0 COMMUNICATIONS
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1154 Verify that rig communication systems have been supplied as per contractual
requirement. In particular verify the number of telephone stations, the number of
speakers for the paging system, the number of talk‐back stations, etc
1155 Verify that rig communication systems are powered from a permanent UPS to
preserve the equipment from harmonics and noise generated by power plant and to
maintain communication operational during any loss of power (black‐out).
1156 UPS should be designed to keep rig communication working for at least one hour.
1157 Test talk back between Driller and monkey board. Derrick man station should be
hand‐free
1158 Test talkback system between Driller and rig floor (2 way communication)
1159 Test communications between Driller and mud tanks
1160 Test communications between Driller and mud tanks
11.0 CAMP UTILITIES
11.1 Modules
1162 Rig Supt. office, PMS, warehouse, client office...
1163 Is the accommodation protected from the environment, properly heated and cooled,
located outside hazardous areas and not seriously affected by noise or vibration.
1164 Separate sleeping accommodation should be provided for women.
1165 Check that the accommodation is clean, tidy, well‐maintained and orderly.
1166 Check that the accommodation is properly grounded
1167 Check that all electrical wiring and outlets are in good order.
1168 Are exits clearly marked.
1169 Check that sufficient fire extinguishers are available.
1170 Check that this alarm can be heard in all areas.
1171 Check when they were last function tested.
1172 Check if there is a fire fighting plan displayed in the camp site.
1173 Are smoke detector provided in the accommodation. If so, when was the last
function test.
1174 Recommendations to be made regarding structural improvement to the system.
parts manual attached with certificates
11.2 Potable water treatment
1176 Verify that water treatment plant has been supplied as per contractual requirement.
Bill of material to be carefully reviewed to ensure all material has been received.
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1177 Verify all components of the water treatment unit for proper operation. This implies
loading all the filtration units, chlorine injection unit, UV lamp, etc (note that this can
be tested only on location during camp rig‐up)
1178 Check that operating manual as well as spare parts list are available for water
treatment plant
1179 Ensure emergency shower is available at mixing area
1180 Ensure bottled eye wash station is available on mud tank
1181 Ensure bottled eye wash station is available beside shakers
1182 Ensure box with basic protection for mixing chemical is available beside mixer
parts manual attached with certificates
11.3 Rig camp generator
1184 Run test of system (including mini camp generator)
1185 Perform a test of emergency shut down
1186 Verify redundancy of camp power capacity (spare generator)
12.0 ELECTRICAL HAZARDOUS AREAS
1188 Verify that the rig has an Hazardous area map defined. The map should be posted
1189 Check that all the electrical equipment, including junction boxes, lights, outlets, etc.
have their original identification labels in place and are legible. Particular attention
should be paid in the zone 1 hazardous areas. Missing or illegible labels void the
electrical equipment for further use in the hazardous areas.(IEC 61892 ‐ 7 section
10.3.1)
1190 Ventilation inlets should be located in unclassified (non‐hazardous) locations. (API RP

500 section 11.5.1.3)
1191 All electrical components in hazardous areas should be marked/labeled/tagged. (API
RP 14 FZ section 4.6)
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1192 Ventilation systems for hazardous (classified) locations should be completely
separate from those for unclassified (non‐hazardous) locations. (API RP 500 section
11.5.1.4)
1193 Enclosed hazardous (classified) locations are to be provided with ventilation as
required to maintain them at a pressure lower than adjacent less hazardous
locations by a minimum differential of 25 Pa (0.1 in H2O). (API RP 500 section
11.5.2.1)( Driller and TDS console)
1194 Check that all the junction boxes, control stations, starters, etc. are closed with the
proper type and amount of bolts, in order to ensure the gastight integrity. (IEC
61892 ‐ 7 sect 9.2.2)
1195 Check if there are any defects noticeable on the cable sheaths or armoring of the
electrical cables in the hazardous areas.
1196 Check the alarms, interlocks and electrical disconnection associated with pressurized
equipment in the hazardous areas. (Eexp equipment)
(IEC 61892 ‐ 7 sect 9.2.3 & MODU Code 6.3) (Canrig and Driller Console)
1197 Check if any switchgear room is located in the hazardous areas, if so, the room
should be purged and positively pressurized.(IEC 61892 ‐ 7 sect 8.3)
1198 Check that upon loss of overpressure or ventilation to a switchgear room located in
the hazardous areas, the power to the switchgear room switches off.(IEC 61892 ‐ 7
sect 8.3.5)
1199 Check if the air for the purging and pressurizing of hazardous area equipment is
drawn from a safe area.(API RP 14 FZ section 4.3.5.2)
1200 Check if the air for the purging and pressurizing of hazardous area equipment is
filtered and dried.(API RP 14 FZ section 4.3.5.2)
1201 Carry out a random inspection on the appearance of the flame paths of Eexd
enclosures. (Junction boxes, control stations and electric motors) The flame path
should be free from corrosion and special grease should be applied to it. review PMS
procedures.
1202 Carry out a random inspection on the use of Zener barriers for electrical equipment
in hazardous areas. (Eexi equipment) Check if blue cables are used for intrinsically
safe circuits, and if these cables are not together in junction boxes with other cables
of non‐intrinsically safe systems.
(IEC 61892 ‐ 7 section 7.9.3 7.9.4 & 7.9.5 & 7.9.7)
1203 Check if the electrical installation in the hazardous areas is suitable for the
application and that the integrity of the protection concept will not become
impaired.(API RP 14F section 2.3
1204 Ensure that all equipment permanently placed in hazardous areas is recorded in the
PM system and check that regular PM tasks are performed and recorded
1205 Are regular maintenance checks conducted on electrical equipment located in

hazardous areas with regards to corrosion and to ensure the integrity of the flame
path ?
1206 Verify that no PVC (polyvinyl chloride) pipe runs through a hazardous area. Only
CPVC (post‐chlorinated polyvinyl chloride) meet the conductive standards of all
regulatory bodies. Check also the couplings.
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1207 Check that the cable glands have the same EX rating as the equipment (motor, light,
etc). If the motor has a EXd rating, the cable gland should have the same rating.
13.0 GAS DETECTION
1208 Verify that fixed gas detection has been laid‐out as per IPM minimum requirements,
eg: for land rigs: 2 combustible gas sensors (bell nipple and shaker) and 3 H2S
sensors (Rig floor, shaker & cellar deck)
1209 Power‐up the system and verify no alarm/fault is present.
1210 Ensure that all test tools are available (correct gas cylinder or capsule, magnet for
sensor calibration, etc)
1211 Ensure that alarm level are set as follows (IPM WCI Std):
H2S concentration: 10ppm lower level and 20ppm upper alarm level
Comb.gas LEL: 20% lower level and 50% upper alarm level
1212 Verify that sensors installed in wet areas are protected from water and mud
splashing. Sensors should be fitted with splash guards.
1213 Provided the sensors have been earlier calibrated by the rig builder, apply test gas to
each sensor and confirm calibration is correct.
1214 While doing the above verify various alarms on the central unit as well as external.
1215 Verify that audible alarms can be heard from all rig locations. Check that H2S and
combustible alarms are different (audible and visual)
1216 Verify that the rig is supplied with a minimum of two portable electronic gas
detectors able to determine the oxygen content, the level of combustible gas and
the level of H2S in the air. (IPM WCI Std)
14.0 FIRE PROTECTION
1218 Start fire‐pump, deploy one fire hose and test under load for at least 1/2hr. Check
that all area of the rig can be reached
1219 Ensure stations available on the rig are fitted with hoses and nozzles
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1220 Check that a suitable fire extinguisher is available in any part of the installation, for
the kind of fire most likely to occur.
1221 In the camp there should be at least one extinguisher on each accommodation skid.
1222 In working areas there should always be an extinguisher within 10 metres.
1223 Check that the approved weights and capacities for extinguishers are as follows:
fluid type (water): 9 ‐ 13.5 litres. CO2 : not less than 3.2 kg.
dry powder : not less than 4.5 kg. Halon type: between 0.5 kg. and 7.3 kg.
1224 Check last inspection/hydrostatic test date.
1225 Check that all extinguishers are regularly checked by the crew (weekly/monthly) and
that records are available.
1226 Accommodation extinguishers should be of the water type although up to 50% of
the number may be dry powder.
1227 Manufacturer documentation, drawings and fire equipment rig and camp location
maps should be available with operation & parts manual attached with certificates
and one year recommended spare part list
15.0 LIFTING AND HANDLING (LIFTING GEARS)
1228 Check that all lifting appliance wire lines are examined and tested at regular
intervals.
1229 Check that a competent inspection company is used.
1230 Check all certification, concerning the most recent lifting gear inspection.
Inspections should be at 6 months intervals.
1231 Check that the lifting gear equipment register include drilling equipment lifting gear.
(links, elevators, down hole tools.)
1232 Check that all pad‐eyes are regularly tested color coded and marked with the SWL.
1233 Check that no modification to any lifting equipment has been carried out without
consultation with, and approval of the Certifying Authority.
1234 Check that there is an adequate system in use to ensure that no uncertified lifting
equipment can be taken in use.
1235 Check that all certificates of all lifting appliances, including wires, kept on file on the
rig.
1236 All wire slings, shackles, etc. must be marked with their Safe Working Load (SWL).
1237 Home‐made lifting gear shall be banned from IPM operations. Verify that no home‐
made slings or lifting eqpt is being used on the rig site.
1238 Verify that all slings, shackles, etc are color‐coded and that current color code is
posted on the location and well known from the crew.
16.0 WHEEL LOADER
1240 Verify installation of the identification plate & VIN No. to the Wheel Loader and
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confirm that information is correct
1241 Check tread wear on the tires and confirm acceptable
1242 Check loader for any visible damage. All attachments should be checked and
confirm that they properly engage to the boom
1243 Ensure SWL identification is clearly visible
1244 Conduct an MPI inspection on the loader forks and check for any cracks
1245 Wheel Loader Test ‐ Ignition OFF
 Level of radiator coolant.
 Battery electrolyte.
 Engine oil.
 Hydraulic oil.
 Automatic transmission oil.
 Check fuel level.
 Check tire pressure.
1246 Wheel Loader Test ‐ Ignition ON
 Make sure that all gauges are functioning.
 After three minutes, check the level of the automatic transmission oil.
(Automatic transmissions only).
 Apply the parking brake, move the lever to reverse and check that the back‐
up alarm is functioning and that the parking brake locks the vehicle.
 Test all the controls by lifting the forks to their maximum height.
 Slide forks slowly to check that locking pins drop into place and do not
allow for lateral movement.
 Move forklift forward and verify that brakes are operational.
 Return forks to the locked position, stop the engine and apply the brakes.
Inspect for hydraulic leaks.
1247 Wheel Loader Test ‐ Safety Systems
 Reversing alarm and lights
 Horn
 Rotating or flashing beacon
 Fire extinguisher
 Seat belt
 Rollover protection (ROPS) that also protects the operator from falling
objects
 Mechanical high‐lift stop
 Label displaying the type of fuel (gasoline, diesel or propane) used
 Load chart
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 Speed limit sign
 Locking pins for forks
 Stop lugs at the end of the lateral beam (to avoid dropping fork)
 Working lights (front and rear).
 Protective screen between driver and fork carriage
 Panoramic view mirrors
 Spark arresting muffler
 ESD air shut off
17.0 TUBULAR
1248 Ensure the tubulars which are available for the rig meet contractual requirements
1249 Review inspection data and ensure it meets with IPM requirements and tubular
specification sheets:
Dimensional data
Performace criteria
Relevant API
Protection and coating
Type of connections
Harbanding
Steel tensile
Inspection criteria
Documentation
Markings
1250 Ensure all thread protectors are available and installed
18.0 TUBULAR HANDLING
1251 Ensure all required manual slips are available to accommodate, at a minimum, all
contractor supplied tubulars. Check condition of each and verify all slip segments
are in good condition, all slips dies are adequately installed and all slip handles are in
good condition
1252 Check all supplied contractor elevators and tubular for compatibility
a)‐ For tubular with API connections, use API specification 8C, section 9.8 and table
7. From there, match the correct elevator to be used:
Example: a NC 38 or 3 1/2" IF tool joint associated to a 3 1/2 EU style pipe body
(forming a drill pipe or a lifting sub) will be lifted using a 3 1/2 tapper elevator with a
3 1/2 EU marking on it. Note that the bore diameter of the elevator is 3 31/32". Also
the tool joint has a nominal OD of 4 3/4" with minimum worn out acceptable OD of 4
11/32 (Ref: API Recommended Practic 7G). The tolerance in this case is found to be
3/8"
b)‐ For tubular that is non API and with high performance connections (High Torque,
Extreme, Slim connector,..etc..), use the specifications and the recommendation for
elevator selection set by the OEM of the tubular (NOV, Vallourec,.etc.). From there,
match the correct elevator to be used:
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Example: an XT 39 tool joint associated to a 4" IU style pipe body (forming a drill pipe
or a lifting sub) will be lifted using a 4" tapper elevator with a 4 IU marking on it.
Note that the bore diameter of the elevator is 4 9/32". Note that the tool joint has a
nominal OD of 4 7/8" with minimum worn out acceptable OD of 4.652" (Ref: OEM
pipe specification sheet). The tolerance in this case is found to be 0.370" or close to
3/8"
Repeat the above process for each of the required scenarios for tubular handling
Check condition and good working order of each elevator and lifting sub
Ensure that all the certification is available and current
1253 Ensure all hydraulic elevators are available and check condition of each and verify all
are in good working order. Ensure all inserts available. Function test the hydraulic
mechanism and ensure all certifications are available and current
19.0 BASIC SAFETY ITEMS AND LOCATION PLAN
1254 Confirm that a safety equipment locations drawings is available
1255 Confirm all emergency showers are located in the correct spot on the rig as per
documented safety equipment locations drawing. Confirm there is adequate space
1256 Confirm all eyewash stations are located in the correct spot on the rig as per
documented safety equipment locations drawing. Confirm each are easily accessible
and adequately protected from weather conditions. All eyewash stations should be
located in shaded areas and for cold climate applications, in heated areas
1257 Confirm all fire extinguishers are located in the correct spot on the rig as per
documented safety equipment locations drawing. Confirm each are easily accessible
and adequately protected. Ensure proper extinguishers used
1258 Check PPE required signs (hard hats, eye & ear protection, safety boots), pressure
testing signs, hazardous chemical signs, safety shower, eye wash and fire fighting
equipment signs are appropriately posted
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1259 Check guards are fitted on all motor shafts, V‐belt pulleys and other rotating
equipment
1260 Check all access ways are free of protruding objects and are clear for unobstructed
walking
1261 Check wind socks are clearly visible. Sufficient quantity on site so that wind direction
can be identified from all locations on the rig
1262 Check paint and other flammable materials are stored in appropriate lockers with
suitable fire prevention, detection and extinguishing equipment provided
1263 Check SCBA with 30 minute breathing bottles is available, properly stored and is
operational
1264 Check that the emergency alarm call points are clearly signed and have been tested
1265 Verify visible alarms are fitted in high noise areas such as engine rooms
1266 Ensure adequate first aid kits are available
1267 Verify a stretcher is available and adequately stored
20.0 MAINTENANCE
20.1 Organization and administration
1268 Is there a maintenance system in place overall ?
1269 Are all maintenance manuals available on‐board?
1270 Accuracy and availability of technical documentation and piping and instrumentation
diagrams and electrical drawings (up to date with revision number)?
1271 Is the equipment unique identified and tagged or numbered accordingly?
1272 Are all equipment certificates readily available?
1273 Are the equipment manufacturers service alerts and maintenance recommendations
on location and properly filed?
20.2 Planning and scheduling
1274 Verify if the generated workorders are evenly distributed in time?
1275 Does the planning take care of materials and tools?
1276 Are maintenance tasks and overdue work orders planned scheduled and prioritized?
Is overdue work reported and part of equipment history?
1277 Are procedures e.g. engineering request, permit to work systems and
responsebilities clear up to date and used in daily maintenance operations?
1278 Is the maintenance system capable of looking ahead in time?
20.3 Execution
1279 Are the tools provided sufficient in amount, quality and are they appropiate?
1280 Is the technical crew trained and certified sufficiently , is a training schedule available
and effective (technical , system wise and safety wise)
1281 Are the maintenance routines reviewed before commencing the job?Rig acceptance list
1282 What is the standard of housekeeping in the technical areas?
1283 Is there a formal approval route on excecuted maintenance work?
20.4 History and analysis
1284 Are equipment failures recorded and analysed?
1285 Is equipment history (third party work condition readings) kept, used and checked
for integrity?
1286 If condition readings are taken, is maintenance crew acting upon the results (oil
sampling, temperature reading, megger reading)
1287 Is down time recorded and verifiable?
1288 Is there evidance that all maintenance work is completed?
1289 Check if spare parts and consumable contingents are adequate (random check, shut
down items, total value, quantity)
Total Y / Total N 0 0 0
Total items ckecked 0
Percentage in compliance 0.0%
Percentage non compliance 0.0%
Percentage non applicable 0.0%
Percentage checked 0.0%
RIG ACCEPTANCE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
For Rig Owner: For Schlumberger:
Name: Name:
Position: Position:
Date: Date:
Sign: Sign:
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