JSA – Job Safety Analysis SAF-QR-084 (Rev. A) Ref.: SAF-P-4.

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JSA: Form 173-FIBru – Rev. 1 CRT RIG UP

NOTE: Prior to start of this task, review appropriate pre-job forms and be aware of your surroundings.
Completed by: Yuva / Alex / Shahbirin / Tahfim / Rashida Original Date: 11/05/2013 Revision Date: 21/10/2019
Approved by: Wayne Waters

Hard Hats with Chin Strap Work Vests Fire Extinguisher

Safety Shoes/Boots Safety Harness Lock Out / Tag Out
Safety Glasses Face Shield Work Permit Required
Impact Gloves Goggles Self-Retracting Life-Lines (SRL or Sala Blocks)
Leather Gloves Barricades Fire-Retardant Clothing (FRC)
Other:

Stop the job when unsafe conditions or hazards are noticed and if safety devices are not functioning properly. “Use Stop Work Authority”
Environmental Issues:
Prevent – All drip pans are clean and drain plugs in place.
Report – Any spills, releases, or wildlife endangerment must be immediately reported to company rep.
Capture/Control – Know where the absorbent environmental pads are on site. Capture all leaking fluids.
Special Instructions: Every location will vary in hazards and risk control. Be aware of, discuss and prepare for recognized risks that may not be mentioned in this JSA.
Example: H2S, power tongs size, integral back-ups, etc. Driller and Operator are to work closely together on Communication and Timing.
Apply Step 7 Process, any changes with regards to tasks or peoples or equipment, HAZID WHEEL TO IDENTIFY ADDITIONAL HAZARDS
apply MOC. Ensure proper communication with shift crews Energy Sources (Decision Point):
Gr=Gravity, Mo=Motion,
 Is Work Instruction / Hazard Assessment / Competency being understand Me=Mechanical, El=Electrical,
 Is Transition to Work (Shift Handover / Toolbox Talk is communicated Pr=Pressure, Te=Temperature,
 Is Equipment certified / tested / verification Ch=Chemical, Bi=Biological
 Is Housekeeping done / identification of Exclusion Zones) Ra=Radiation, So=Sound
 Energy Control – Isolation / escape route
 Final Check 100% ready
 Before Start Work – Check and comply to LSR / DROPS/ LOF / H&F Rules
10 Elements Drops Object Prevention Line of Fire : The zone within a work area where there is risk of serious Hands Free Rules
injury from machinery and equipment
 Drops Focal Point  Safe Lifting  Moving Vehicles / Heavy Equipment  Pressure Equipment  No Hands-on Load
 Trained People  Red & No-Go Zones  Lifting Hoisting  Machinery & Tools  Hands on Handles Only
 Reliable Securing  Zone Warden  Working at Height / Dropped object  Electrical Equipment  Permission to Touch (20kg)
 Work Planning  Inspection & Audits  Tensioned Lines / Spring Loaded Devices  Projectiles  Hands off. Energy On
 Tools at Height  Reporting & Learning  Objects with Roll or Fall Potential  Pushing / Pulling  Safe Cargo Loading (no loose objects
◼ Impact Resistant Gloves (Mandatory)
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JSA: Form 173-FIBru – Rev. 1 CRT RIG UP

Comments
ENERGY
BASIC JOB STEPS POTENTIAL INCIDENTS OR HAZARDS SAFE BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS Responsible
SOURCES
Person(s)
1. Rig down elevator and bails ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Potential dropped objects 1. All tools used overhead shall be tethered.
from conventional running. ☒ Me ☐ El 2. Failure of lifting/rigging gear 2. Inspect lifting equipment.
☐ Pr ☐ Te 3. Pinch/Crush Points 3. USE TAGLINES and clear work area while equipment is
Note: If using CRT from the start of 4. Back Injuries suspended.
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
the job see safe behavior 5. Casing stump set to low causing property 4. Use proper lifting techniques.
☐ Ra ☐ So
expectations #6 damage to equipment. 5. Prior to rigging down elevator and bails, ensure to leave a
Check all that
6. Obstruction to rig up if bails remain rigged minimum of a 6’ stump above the spider prior to rigging up
apply
up. the FX-350.
6. It is strongly recommended that the bails are
Site Specific Comments:

2. Check the electrical power ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Pinch Points / Crush Points due to 1. Use proper signals and stay aware of the surroundings.
supply that will be used for the ☐ Me ☐ El uncontrolled movement of Pipe 2. Never stand under suspended loads
Electrical HPU. ☐ Pr ☐ Te 2. Body parts caught in line of Fire 3. Ensure Vee-Door Rope is proper size and in good condition
☐ Ch ☐ Bi 3. Poor Communication due to Vee-Door Man 4. Always look up and keep eyes on pipe, rigging and possible
not prepared to tail pipe into stump new hazards.
☐ Ra ☐ So
4. Overhead Hazards due to pie being lifted 5. Driller should review Do’s and Don’ts before starting casing
Check all that
5. Potential Rig or Tool Failure run
apply
Site Specific Comments:

3. Remove Hoses and cables from ☐ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Poor Body Position due to hit by moving or 1. Watch hand placements. Keep hand 1 foot from pipe ends
HPU ☒ Me ☐ El suspended objects. while boxing casing.
☒ Pr ☐ Te 2. Fall hazards due Falling from ladder 3. 2. Use correct hand signals
Stored pressure in hoses. 3. Driller not to lower casing into stump until he receives the
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
☐ Ra ☐ So proper signal.
Check all that 4. Driller should not lower pipe into stump if unclear if signal
apply to lower casing was given
Site Specific Comments:

4. Inspect Rig’s air hoist cable for ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Pinch point/ Crush points due to Fingers 1. Check cables for broken wires
broken/frayed wires. Ensure ☐ Me ☐ El caught in tight spaces. 2. Check for correct hoist capacity to lift equipment and
cable is spooled correctly. ☐ Pr ☐ Te 2. Puncture Wounds due to Wickers/Frayed qualified hoist operator (*rig personnel only) 3. Make sure
cable wire cable is spooled correctly.
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
☐ Ra ☐ So
Check all that
apply

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JSA: Form 173-FIBru – Rev. 1 CRT RIG UP

Comments
ENERGY
BASIC JOB STEPS POTENTIAL INCIDENTS OR HAZARDS SAFE BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS Responsible
SOURCES
Person(s)
Site Specific Comments:

5. Lift the power supply hoses to ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Pinch Points / Crush Points by body parts 1. Use teamwork and good communication.
the floor and tie them off. ☐ Me ☐ El caught in line of fire. 2. Do not stand under suspended loads.
☐ Pr ☐ Te 2. Improper of use and correct of Lifting 3. Lift with legs and keep good body position.
technique. Get help with heavy lifts. 4. Use Air Hoist to Lift & Lower all Equipment to Rig Floor, as the
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
3. Overhead hazards. Respect buffer zones preferred method. (i.e. Cables, Hoses, Boards, etc.)
☐ Ra ☐ So
when objects (hoses) are being lifted. 5. Lift and install ESD on rig floor and tie-off.
Check all that
apply
Site Specific Comments:

6. Transport Control Panel and ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Dropped Objects. Respect buffer zone. 1. Never stand under suspended equipment and establish a
Job Box to catwalk via forklift ☐ Me ☐ El 2. Poor communication and signals between rig safety buffer zone.
or crane and lift to rig floor ☐ Pr ☐ Te floor and ground. 2. Use proper hand signals
using approved lifting device. ☐ Ch ☐ Bi 3. Load swinging toward well center 3. Tail in equipment with Laydown line, Catwalk line or crane. .
4. Pinched/Crushed hands and feet while 4. Use “Taglines” or the “1’ foot rule” when setting these items
☐ Ra ☐ So
Check all that apply setting equipment on rig floor down on rig floor. Keeping your feet and hands clear or line of
fire or caught between hazards
Site Specific Comments:

7. Transport service loop to ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Dropped Objects. Respect buffer zone. 1. Never stand under suspended equipment and establish a
catwalk via forklift or crane ☐ Me ☐ El 2. Poor communication and Signals between rig safety buffer zone.
and use an approved lifting ☐ Pr ☐ Te floor and ground 2. Use proper signals
device lift the service loop 3. Overhead hazards. 3. 100% tie off of personnel and tools
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
into the derrick and secure it. 4. Equipment falling out the derrick while being 4. Critical Lift – Clear the rig floor of all nonessential personnel
☐ Ra ☐ So
installed. while service loop is being lifted and installed in derrick.
Check all that
apply
Site Specific Comments:

8. Transport CRT 350 to catwalk ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Personnel working in riding belt or on ladder. 1. Top Drive shall never be moved while employee(s) is on a
via forklift or crane and lift the ☐ Me ☐ El 2. Improper attachment of safety and 60’ lifting riding belt or working from a ladder. Place tag out device on
CRT350 to rig floor using an ☐ Pr ☐ Te slings. driller’s console to ensure top drive is not engaged or moved
approved lifting device. 3. Using air hoist with insufficient load capacity. while rigging slings are attached to top drive.
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
4. (Overhead hazards) Respect buffer zones. 2. The Preferred Method is to use Safety slings that are to be
☐ Ra ☐ So
Note: Discuss this step with the 5. Poor communication due to limited line of attached to the top drive bail saddles only. Never route the
Check all that
driller before lifting the CRT. sight. safety or 60’ lifting slings through the bail eyes or wrap the
apply
6. Dropped Objects slings around the bails in event that the bails are left rigged
7. Swinging load up. Then attach the 60’ rigging slings to the Safety slings and
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JSA: Form 173-FIBru – Rev. 1 CRT RIG UP

Comments
ENERGY
BASIC JOB STEPS POTENTIAL INCIDENTS OR HAZARDS SAFE BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS Responsible
SOURCES
Person(s)
8. Lifting / Tailing devices becoming entangled attached the other end of the rigging slings to top of the CRT
with obstructions utilizing the top drive to lift the CRT to the rig floor.
3. If required, Utilize 2 air hoists. The lifting capacity of the
smaller of the 2 must a have a minimum capacity of 5 tons.
4. Critical Lift – Clear the rig floor of all nonessential personnel
while CRT is lifted to rig floor.
5. Use proper hand signals and designate flaggers.
6. Inspect lifting equipment.
7. Use suitable means of tailing in equipment.
8. Designate personnel to monitor lifting/tailing devices
Site Specific Comments:

9. Set the CRT 350 on the rotary ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Overhead hazards. Buffer Zones 1. Clear area of non-essential personnel during critical lifts.
table (or over stump). ☐ Me ☐ El 2. Poor Communication on Hand signals 2. Use proper signals with Driller or Hoist Operator.
☐ Pr ☐ Te 3. Pinch Points / Crush Points 3. Ensure proper hand and foot placement while guiding CRT
4. Tip over of tool. into place, use taglines whenever possible.
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
☐ Ra ☐ So 4. Attach air hoist(s) to CRT to prevent tip over.
Check all that
apply
Site Specific Comments:

1 0 . Make up the CRT350 to the top
drive and verify connection
make-up.
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☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Pinch Points / Crush Points 1. CRT Operator and Driller to work together.
☐ Me ☐ El 2. Line of Fire due to personnel near CRT or 2. Inspect the Top Drive Saver Sub and CRT Crossover Sub
☐ Pr ☐ Te working on CRT. before make-up to Top Drive. Remove Protectors, Inspect
3. Poor Communication between Driller and Threads then Dope Threads before attempting make up.
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
CRT Operator not working together. 3. Make up Torque to the Top Drive Rotary Shoulder
☐ Ra ☐ So
Check all that Connection will be 95% of maximum torque stenciled on
apply the rotary connection. If a connection is to be torqued
involving two components with different torque ratings,
then 95% of the lower (max) torque rating shall be used as
the torque requirement.
4. After CRT is made up to the Top Drive, meet with driller and
place tag out device on drilling console to ensure the top
drive is not engaged or moved while personnel are in the
immediate area. (ie. In riding belt or working on a ladder.)
5. Place a connection make-up reference line on all rotary
shoulder connections made in the field.
6. Visually verify all connection make-up reference lines are
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JSA: Form 173-FIBru – Rev. 1 CRT RIG UP

Comments
ENERGY
BASIC JOB STEPS POTENTIAL INCIDENTS OR HAZARDS SAFE BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS Responsible
SOURCES
Person(s)
on all rotary shoulder connections of the CRT and any Saver
Subs or Crossover Subs before starting operations. If any
rotary shoulder connection integrity cannot be verified by
the makeup reference line, re-torque is required.
7. CRT Operator to visually witness torque applied to tool w/
Driller.
8. "Gripper" back-up wrench for Top Drive should: a. Be
positioned below connection between CRT350 and Top
Drive. b. Be released (disengaged) after make-up of CRT350
to Top Drive and not used during CRT350 OPS.
9. The air hoists can only be removed after the CRT
connection has been verified
Site Specific Comments:

1 1 . Install anti-rotation rigging and ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Overhead Hazards 1. Never stand under suspended equipment
safety slings. ☐ Me ☐ El 2. Pinch Points / Crush Points 2. 100% tie off of personnel and tools
☐ Pr ☐ Te 3. Poor Communications 3. When CRT350 anti-rotation arms do not fit TopDrive Track,
4. Fall Hazards use: Chain to react torque into the top drive gripper. (24” x
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
5. Dropped Objects 1/4” to 9/16” chain with ¼” safety hook) and 4” Ratchet
☐ Ra ☐ So
Check all that Strap (4” x 6’ strap w/ Crosby 3/8 – 10 Shur-Lock hook.
apply Ratchet has a Gunnebo 10 safety hook attached) Ensure
that Straps, Ratchets, Hooks or Chains cannot fall to rig
floor in the event that the anti-rotation device(s) fail.
4. Use 3/4" wire-rope slings to secure CRT350. Attach wire-
rope to both lifting eyes and to top-drive bail ears (as per
service bulletin 163 REV B).
5. Ensure that Safety Slings are adjusted and rigged up so that
the smallest amount of drop will occur in the event that
CRT is backed off from Top Drive. Keep in mind that less
drop equals less shock load to the safety slings.
6. When using anti-rotation arms, adjust the distance
between the anti-rotation arms and the top drive track to
the smallest amount allowable. This will limit the shock load
on the anti-rotation arms.
Site Specific Comments:

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JSA: Form 173-FIBru – Rev. 1 CRT RIG UP

Comments
ENERGY
BASIC JOB STEPS POTENTIAL INCIDENTS OR HAZARDS SAFE BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS Responsible
SOURCES
Person(s)
1 2 . Connect Service Loop Hoses ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Slips, Trips, and Falls due to working around 1. Always watch hand and foot placement.
(connect hoses to the CRT first ☐ Me ☐ El and on ladders or from hoses being routed 2. Inspect quick connects for good condition before use.
then, connect hoses to the ☒ Pr ☐ Te for use. 3. Connect hoses to CRT first, then to panel.
control panel.) 2. Pinch Points / Crush Points 4. Have absorbent pads if needed when connecting hoses or
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
3. Hydraulic spills relieving low pressure from lines caused by temperature
☐ Ra ☐ So
4. Potential for stored energy change or gravity.
Check all that
5. To tie off hoses, use a 1” nylon strap by 4’ long with eyes on
apply
both ends along with 2 -3/8” shackles and keep weight off
QDs. If a strap is Unavailable, use an appropriate rope of
sufficient strength and condition to properly secure hoses.
Also make sure that hoses are tied off so that service loop will
not snag anything in derrick or any part of CRT during make-
up and rotation of the tool.
Site Specific Comments:

1 3 . Rig-up SJE to Manipulator arms ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Pinch Points / Crush Points 1. Use Air Hoist to move SJE to manipulator arms and position
and connect hoses. Extend the ☐ Me ☐ El 2. Body parts caught in line of fire. so that the SJE can be rigged up.
Manipulator Arms out as far as ☒ Pr ☐ Te 3. Incorrect lifting technique. Get help with 2. Connect all keepers and ensure hoses are properly
possible during operation with heavy lifts. connected to the QD’s on the H-SJE.
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
Power Tong to provide as much 4. SJE could engage with Collar when CRT is 3. Make sure Manipulator Arms are extended out as far as
☐ Ra ☐ So
being used with a Power Tong; causing possible. This is critical when using CRT with Power Tong to
Check all that
failure of SJE, Manipulator Arms or Rigging prevent Damage to Tool or personal injury.
apply
Site Specific Comments:

1 4 . Complete OPS-QR-178 Rig Up ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Improper rig up could lead to serious 1. Follow instruction on OPS-QR-178; if form cannot be
Verification Form before ☐ Me ☐ El incident or injury completed call your manager before proceeding.
starting casing run ☒ Pr ☐ Te 2. CRT 350 parts from Top Drive and Falls
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
☐ Ra ☐ So
Check all that
apply
Site Specific Comments:

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JSA: Form 173-FIBru – Rev. 1 CRT RIG UP

Comments
ENERGY
BASIC JOB STEPS POTENTIAL INCIDENTS OR HAZARDS SAFE BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS Responsible
SOURCES
Person(s)
1 5 . Set the CRT 350 on the rotary ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Overhead hazards. Buffer Zones 1. Clear area of non-essential personnel during critical lifts.
table (or over stump). ☐ Me ☐ El 2. Poor Communication on Hand signals 2. Use proper signals with Driller or Hoist Operator.
☒ Pr ☐ Te 3. Pinch Points / Crush Points 3. Ensure proper hand and foot placement while guiding CRT
4. Tip over of tool. into place, use taglines whenever possible.
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
☐ Ra ☐ So 4. Attach air hoist(s) to CRT to prevent tip over.
Check all that
apply
Site Specific Comments:

1 6 . Signal Driller to raise CRT350 ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Overhead Hazards due to CRT or Service 1. While Driller lifts CRT, check to make sure service loop and
into derrick ☐ Me ☐ El Loop snags or strikes something on derrick CRT has good clearance and there are no snag concerns for
☒ Pr ☐ Te the service loop. Ensure rig’s top drive service loop is free of
☐ Ch ☐ Bi obstructions (i.e. Air hoist cables, bails, or any equipment).
☐ Ra ☐ So
Check all that
apply
Site Specific Comments:

1 7 . Pull rotary Bushings and then ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Pinch Points / Crush Point 1. Proper hand and foot placement and use tag lines if and
lift FMS to rig floor, set and ☐ Me ☐ El 2. Poor Communication when required to keep hands off suspended and moving
secure the spider in rotary, and ☒ Pr ☐ Te 3. Swinging loads equipment.
connect hoses. If required, 4. Slips, Trips & Falls 2. Use Proper hand signals for Air Hoist Operators and tail line
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
install adaptor rings. Note: If 5. Tools/Equipment dropped down hole while using teamwork.
☐ Ra ☐ So
FMS is not used go to next 3. Tail in/out equipment with Crane, Catwalk Line or if
Check all that
step. available Laydown Line.
apply
4. If hoses need to be connected, route in a neat manner to
prevent trip hazards.
5. Cover Open Well Bore..
Site Specific Comments:

1 8 . Lift base plate and spider to rig ☒ Gr ☒ Mo 1. Pinch Points / Crush Point 1. Proper hand and foot placement and use tag lines if and
floor and install over the well ☐ Me ☐ El 2. Poor Communications when required to keep hands off suspended and moving
bore. ☐ Pr ☐ Te 3. Swinging loads equipment.
4. Slips, Trips & Falls 2. Use Proper hand signals for Air Hoist Operators and tail line
☐ Ch ☐ Bi
5. Tools/Equipment dropped down hole while using teamwork.
☐ Ra ☐ So
6. Spider moving off well center when making 3. Tail in/out equipment with Crane, Catwalk Line or if
Check all that
up float shoe. available Laydown Line.
apply
7. Spider chain breaking
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JSA: Form 173-FIBru – Rev. 1 CRT RIG UP

Comments
ENERGY
BASIC JOB STEPS POTENTIAL INCIDENTS OR HAZARDS SAFE BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS Responsible
SOURCES
Person(s)
4. If hoses need to be connected, route in a neat manner to
prevent trip hazards.
5. Cover Open Well Bore.
6. Ensure spider is properly installed and secured before
continuing. Connect a chain or wire rope sling opposite of
the backup tong snub line to secure spider from moving off
center during float shoe make-up.
7. Note: High torque applications when making up with CRT.
Install a minimum of 3 tagged certified chains (minimum of
grade 8 chain) to react torque. Ensure that the rotary table
is locked.
Site Specific Comments:

Key Safety Points to Remember

Any time personnel are in the immediate area of the CRT during rig up or rig down the drilling console will be tagged out and the driller will be
aware of the hazards.

Critical Lifts- Before each critical lift is made, everyone must be clear of the rig floor (except essential personnel). At no time during the critical
lift shall anyone be conducting other activities.
• Critical Lifts include but are not limited to hammers, hammer drive adapters, tongs, pipe, handling tools, etc.

Management of Change (MOC) - When a significant change occurs in operations that is not captured by a JSA, Permit or Procedures; the Job
shall be STOPPED, and the change(s) managed.

When a significant change in operations will be made involving heavy equipment and tools, a JSA must be communicated with all personnel
involved. Also:
• A visual inspection of all lifting devices, lifting points (padeyes, etc.) and welds associated with the lift must be conducted.
• All non-essential personnel must be clear of the rig floor.
• Drillers DO’s & DON’T’s
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Stop Work Authority - All employees and contractors have the authority and obligation to stop any task or operation where concerns or
questions exist about the safety of yourself or someone else.
➢ No work will resume until all stop work issues and concerns have been adequately addressed.
➢ All Stopped Jobs need to be properly documented to why the job was stopped and what step(s) were taken to continue safely or
control the hazard/condition.

Regardless how long or short is the tasks, apply step 7 process, starting work is not Step 1

Additional Key Points

IMPORTANT: CRT OPERATIONS PRESENT A UNIQUE HAZARD WHERE PIPE IS GRIPPED BY BOTH THE CRT AND SPIDER. THERE IS THE
OPPORTUNITY TO OPEN THE ELEVATOR OR SPIDER BEFORE THE JOINT IS MADE UP TO THE STRING, WHICH MAY RESULT IN A DROPPED JOINT
OR DROPPED STRING.

Warning: If CRT is used to back out a joint (i.e. turning in the “Left” direction) or a power tong is being used to make up a connection below a
CRT and the rotating pipe engages the CRT or part of the CRT during makeup; The threat exists for the right handed rotary shoulder
connections on the Top Drive or CRT to be backed off. Visually inspect connection makeup reference line on all rotary shoulder connections,
“Before the job”, “backing out connections” or “after an event occurs that could compromise the integrity of any rotary shoulder connection”
and as “often as necessary to ensure that all rotary connections are not backed off”.
Ensure retaining devices such as key rings, cotter pins, safety cables, lock nuts, etc., are in good working condition and properly installed. ie:
A cotter pin shall be properly installed to prevent backing out or becoming pulled out during operations.

Key Rings (when allowed) may be used in place of cotter pins when the retainer device is required to be removed multiple times during
certain tasks. A key ring shall be fully installed inside the retainer hole with the rings fully retracted and closed.

Should the contractor or operator have site specific rules in place for certain retainer devices, we will abide by their policy. ie: No cotter pins,
or no key rings allowed.

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CRT RIG UP

Date: Customer: Rig Name & No: Location:

Job Ticket No: Start Time: Person Conducting Meeting: Frank’s Location:

JSA Meeting Sign In Section

Signatures required below. Use additional sheets if required
IMPORTANT! Notify the Customer and the Drilling Contractor that they are responsible for ensuring any and all relief personnel are briefed as per the JSA.

Date Customer Customer Rep Name Customer Rep Signature

Date Drilling Contractor Drilling Contractor’s Rep Name Drilling Contractor’s Rep Signature

Date Thread Rep Company Thread Rep Name Thread Rep Signature

Date Company Crew Member’s Name Signature SSE If yes, Mentor Name
(Tick if yes)
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