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    This document provides a job safety analysis for pumping main stimulation treatment. It identifies potential hazards for each step of the process and lists risk reduction measures. The key steps include tool box meetings to ensure all personnel have the relevant information, checking pop off valves before starting, ensuring the well and bleed off line are properly closed before opening the well, informing all personnel before starting the job, monitoring pressures and equipment during the job, and properly bleeding off lines and checking for pressure before rigging down. The overall risk priority code for the job is rated a 3, indicating a higher risk that requires additional planning and precautions.

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for pumping main stimulation treatment. It identifies potential hazards for each step of the process and lists risk reduction measures. The key steps include tool box meetings to ensure all personnel have the relevant information, checking pop off valves before starting, ensuring the well and bleed off line are properly closed before opening the well, informing all personnel before starting the job, monitoring pressures and equipment during the job, and properly bleeding off lines and checking for pressure before rigging down. The overall risk priority code for the job is rated a 3, indicating a higher risk that requires additional planning and precautions.

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    JSAS For Pumping Main Treatment.

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for pumping main stimulation treatment. It identifies potential hazards for each step of the process and lists risk reduction measures. The key steps include tool box meetings to ensure all personnel have the relevant information, checking pop off valves before starting, ensuring the well and bleed off line are properly closed before opening the well, informing all personnel before starting the job, monitoring pressures and equipment during the job, and properly bleeding off lines and checking for pressure before rigging down. The overall risk priority code for the job is rated a 3, indicating a higher risk that requires additional planning and precautions.

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    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

    Job Title/Task: QMS Document No: Rev:00 Date: Page:


    Pumping of main stimulation treatment NISNL/OPS/RA/05 23/03/2019 1 of 1

    Department: Location: Analysed By: Reviewed By: Approved By: RPC: (Risk Priority Code):
    Operations Port Harcourt Temitope Adewumi Dumbari Nwikwor Austin Edema 3

    REVIEW (completed offshore – use Review of JSA’s Work Method)


    H.SC: (HAZARD SEVERITY CODE)
    R.P.C: (RISK PRIORITY CODE)
    Reviewed By: Supervisor: Date: Plant/Location:

    Sequence of Basic Hazard Hazard Effect HSC RPC Risk Reduction Measures HSC RPC
    Job Steps
    1. Tool box meeting. Bad information. 1.1 Personnel injury. 2 2 1.1.1 Ensure all personnel have all relevant 2 3
    information.
    2. Check pop off Pop off valves set 2.1 Equipment damage. 2 3 2.1.1 Check pop off valves before starting 2 3
    valves. wrongly. treatment.
    3. Ensure well is open Bleed off line open 3.1 Personnel injury. 3 3 3.1 Ensure bleed off valves are closed before 3 3
    and bleed off line is when well master opening the well.
    closed. valve is open. 3.2 Equipment damage 3 3 3.2 Ensure bleed off valves is closed before start 3 3
    pumping.
    Chemical spills. 3.3 Environment 2 3
    damage.
    4. Inform all Personnel not 4.1 Personnel injury. 3 3 4.1 Inform all personnel on board before starting 3 3
    personnel before informed before job job.
    starting job start.

    Moving equipment.
    5. Start job. Well screens out. 5.1 Personnel injury. 2 3 5.1.1 Inform personnel to keep clear of all 2 3
    treating lines.
    Unexpected pressure 5.2 Equipment damage. 2 3 5.1.2 Check mechanical over pressure settings. 2 3
    NISNL/OPS/RA/05 Once printed this document becomes uncontrolled Page 1 of 2
    release.
    5.3 Environment 2 3 5.1.3 Install warning tapes and signs. 2 3
    Well valve closes. damage.
    5.1.4 Designate personnel for oil based fluid 2 3
    Treating lines breaks. release containment and clean up.

    Well out of control. 5.1.5 Provide eyewash station in case of spill 2 3


    on personnel.

    5.1.6 Use soda ash for neutralization of spill 2 3


    acid.
    6. Bleed of lines. Pressure trapped on 6.1 Personnel injury. 3 2 6.1.1 Before bleeding off ensure that well is 3 3
    treating lines. closed.
    6.2 Equipment damage. 1 3 3 3
    Treating line not 6.1.2 Before rigging down check that lines are
    properly closed. 6.3 Chemical spill. 3 3 flushed clean and that pressure is zero.

    Well not closed. 6.1.3 Then commence rig down.

    NISNL/OPS/RA/05 Once printed this document becomes uncontrolled Page 2 of 2

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