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Field Trash2007
- 1. COMPOSITE CATALOG OF OIL FIELD TRASH 2007 EDITION Published by: Warren Hubler, CSP Helmerich & Payne International Drilling Co. 21 February 2008 y
- 2. OBJECTIVES 1. Illustrate examples of Oil Field Trash 2. Describe a method for energizing the 2 D ib th d f i i th workforce in identifying unsafe tools and equipment 3. Eliminate 3 Eli i t Oil Field Trash Fi ld T h 4. Create a safer work environment for all
- 3. VOLUMES / CATEGORIES 1. Homemade Lifting Devices 2. Homemade or Modified Tools & Equipment 3. Rigging Tools and Attachment Points 4. Electrical Devices and Wiring 5. 5 Low Pressure & High Pressure Fittings 6. Inadequate Repairs q p
- 5. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES
- 6. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES Third party homemade lifting device used to pick up and move equipment on location
- 7. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES Homemade lift cap for a 12 ¼ bit. (Weighing 440 Lbs)
- 8. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES Third party homemade lift cap.
- 9. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES Homemade lift cap constructed from old drill collar pin.
- 10. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES Homemade lift cap / p p pump in sub?
- 11. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES Third party homemade lift cap for picking up fishing tools
- 12. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES Third party homemade lift cap consisting of a BOP ring welded to a drill collar pin.
- 13. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES Homemade lifting device for picking up a casing drilling bit bit. Weldable links? Side loaded links?
- 14. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES Third party homemade lifting devices. devices
- 15. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES Third party homemade lift cap used for picking up fishing tools.
- 16. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES Homemade lifting device for wire-line sheave. Piece of cold roll steel welded to a piece of 2 ¼ inch flat steel with holes flame cut for the lifting pins to go through. Nut welded to the pins tied onto sheave
- 17. VOL. VOL 1 – LIFTING DEVICES Homemade lifting devices for a casing power tong tong. (Weighing 1350 lbs)
- 18. VOL. VOL 2 –TOOLS / EQUIPMENT TOOLS
- 19. VOL. VOL 2 –TOOLS / EQUIPMENT TOOLS Modified wrenches or wrench extension. Cost ($) to make vs. vs cost to buy a new one ?
- 20. VOL. VOL 2 –TOOLS / EQUIPMENT TOOLS Homemade sledge h l d hammer Metal bar welded into recycled hammer head
- 21. VOL. VOL 2 –TOOLS / EQUIPMENT TOOLS Homemade shop h H d h hammer using hi h t i high tensile di il dies OEM Shop Hammer Flat/Steel Face
- 22. VOL. VOL 2 –TOOLS / EQUIPMENT TOOLS Homemade H d adapter. ½ in nipple welded t i l ld d to a 3/8 in nipple with a quick ith i k connection in one end and d d crowsfoot on the other end th d
- 23. VOL. VOL 2 –TOOLS / EQUIPMENT TOOLS Homemade socket & wrench set Permanently set. welded adaptors and extensions
- 24. VOL. VOL 2 –TOOLS / EQUIPMENT TOOLS Third party homemade vs purpose built work vs. basket and lifting slings
- 25. VOL. VOL 3 – RIGGING EQPT
- 26. VOL. VOL 3 – RIGGING EQPT Third party wire-line sheave keeper p p pin too small and wrapped with pp electrical tape. p
- 27. VOL. VOL 3 – RIGGING EQPT Excessive wear on J-Bar connection on third party lay- p y y down machine. Dropped tubulars Fatality prevented.
- 28. VOL. VOL 3 – RIGGING EQPT Excessive wear on J- ¼ - ½ inch Bar connection on third party lay- down machine.
- 29. VOL. VOL 3 – RIGGING EQPT BTA shackle with non-OEM bolt and nut
- 30. VOL. VOL 3 – RIGGING EQPT 5/16” chain that has been braised welded on a damaged chain link. Tag voided !
- 31. VOL. VOL 3 – RIGGING EQPT Knot found on third party winch truck
- 32. VOL. VOL 3 – RIGGING EQPT Homemade braided OKIE eyes on slings
- 33. VOL. VOL 4 – ELECTRICAL DEVICES
- 34. VOL. VOL 4 – ELECTRICAL DEVICES Inadequate battery charging. … Super Heavy Duty
- 35. VOL. VOL 4 – ELECTRICAL DEVICES Inadequate wiring. No plug. Wires inserted directly to the socket. socket
- 36. VOL. VOL 5 – LP/HP FITTINGS
- 37. VOL. VOL 5 – LP/HP FITTINGS Improper red rubber water hose for diesel supply line. Hose also held in place with worm gear clamps. Spill imminent!
- 38. VOL. VOL 5 – LP/HP FITTINGS Side entry pump- in b ith i sub with LP threaded LP nipple and HP i l d hammer union Pressure rating: Unknown!
- 39. VOL. VOL 5 – LP/HP FITTINGS Homemade swedges for cementing casing
- 40. VOL. VOL 6 – INADEQUATE REPAIR
- 41. VOL. VOL 6 – INADEQUATE REPAIR Hose clamp used to secure segment of PS- 15 spring loaded p g drill pipe slips. Inadequate repair!
- 42. VOL. VOL 6 – INADEQUATE REPAIR P Tank Lad Safe P-Tank Lad-Safe mounted with electrical tape! Dropped object. False sense of personal security
- 43. VOL. VOL 6 – INADEQUATE REPAIR Thread p protectors used for pp pipe chocks.
- 44. VOL. VOL 6 – INADEQUATE REPAIR Rope and ?.. Inadequate q drill pipe stop on the p pipe racks.
- 45. VOL. VOL 6 – INADEQUATE REPAIR Third party casing slips g p equipped with knotted ropes for handles.
- 46. VOL. VOL 6 – INADEQUATE REPAIR Piece of wire used to secure the spinner handles onto the valve stem. OSHA i j ! injury!
- 47. CONCLUSIONS • Oil Field Trash is epidemic across the industry • Elimination is essential • E l Employee i involvement i k l t is key • Recognize and reward involvement • Publish examples to energize the crews • Good people using good tools and equipment will p q p produce g good results
- 48. What’s in your y parts house?