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These processes cover all events and activities within a service project, from
tendering for the work to completing reports and the reviewing of performance
once the project has been successfully executed:
1. Develop Solutions
2. Prepare Resources
3. Mobilization of Resources
4. Perform Services
5. Complete Reports and Invoicing
6. De-mobilization of Resources
7. Review Performance
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To confirm that the equipment & materials required for the job are prepared,
packaged, secured, & ready for transport to the Customer’s location; and all
preparation & documentation for required personnel is complete and
accurate.
Equipment function & pressure tested (Green Tagged).
Tools and equipment packaged correctly for transportation.
Final schedule, paperwork, and equipment verified.
Ask yourself the “What If…” question.
Destination check & Journey Management
Leave base to location.
To review & perform (pre-job) safety requirements, verify equipment status & carryout pre-job
preparation, review well program with Customer, perform job (including rig down & management of
change).
Arrive on location & Sign In (CAUTION!!!)
Job design reviewed & agreed with customer & executed as designed & WO signed.
LOZs: Well Site Audit, HOC, BBP, RAs, MOCs, Safety Meetings
Equipment spotted
Rig Up
Service Execution
Job Field Packet updated
Monitor key variables: Pressures, Volumes, Weights, Depths
Rig Down & Inspect
Waste Management
To help ensure that all the required resources (personnel, equipment, and materials) are
demobilized and returned safely to the operations center.
Customer Meeting/Follow-up
Job Logs, Tickets, EJCS, KPI, DVAs: Reviewed/With, Explained/With, and signed by the
Customer.
Equipment secured & load out procedures followed.
MSDS documents accompanying all required chemicals
Journey Management
Return to base.
Equipment/Tools unloaded, returned, & inspected.
Equipment Red Tagged for any maintenance or redress.
To ensure that all documents and reports are fully completed, distributed on time and
those records are filed and controlled.
Reports include & not limited to customer required job reports:
Sales Field Ticket(s)
Job log(s)
JSA/RAs
Tool Usage
EJCS/KPI
CPI
Time Sheets
Materials Return (Inventory Control).
Reports are reviewed, validated, logged, recorded, approved, and invoiced in a timely
manner by Service Coordinator/Planner.
To review performance, obtain the customer’s feedback of job results, and identify
improvement and CPI opportunities based on the delivery of the job ran.
Review and discuss job performance with Supervisor* on:
Customer
Crew (3rd Parties, Rig, etc.)
Equipment
Processes, Procedures, or Product non-conformances
Personnel (Internal/External)
HSE/SQ
Support Functions
Discuss problems & issues.
Implement proper steps to prevent issues from reoccurring.
Started with ISO 9001 as the framework and closed the GAP with other
industry standards.
Example - MOC is in API Q2/API RP 75 but not a requirement of ISO 9001
API Q2
API Q1 / TS 29001API RP 75
ISO 14001 SEMS
HMS
Industry Standards
ISO 9001, TS29001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001, API Q1, API Q2, RP-75
HMS Standards
In our HMS, the HMS Manual and HMS Standards combined define
Halliburton requirements to comply with the Industry Standards
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