ModuSpec's Rig Inspection Workshop (RIW) is globally renowned within the operator community for those involved in daily rig operations, rig intake/inspection projects and those who want to understand how rig equipment functions, what can go wrong and aspects of compliance.
The workshop presents the working principles of major equipment including explaining the correct inspection and maintenance procedures needed to ensure integrity and compliance, underpinned by ModuSpec's 39+ years of experience.
Scheduled courses
Description
The RIW Land and Workover Rigs covers equipment installed on:
Drilling rigs
Workover rigs
Hydraulic workover rigs
Pulling units
Candidates will learn of the common equipment and system deficiencies and recurring problems, including correct standards (API etc.) and regulatory requirements of the industry.
Who should attend
This course is aimed at candidates who are involved with drilling rigs including:
Drilling Managers, Superintendents, Supervisors and Engineers
Rig Managers, OIMs, Project Engineers
HSE professionals
Rig maintenance crew and equipment service personnel
Delivery method
The course is a highly interactive mix of PowerPoint presentations, videos, animations, exercises, and case studies.
Course duration
5 days
Course aims
After completion of the RIW, attendees will be able to:
Conduct regular visual inspections of equipment and systems:
Know what to look for at component level.
Know what to check before functioning the equipment.
Maintenance practices and routines:
Overview of correct maintenance practices and routines.
Examples of poor maintenance practices and routines, what failures can occur and impact on equipment integrity, safety, or the environment.
Overview of good safety practices.
Overview of Ex equipment and hazardous areas.
Overview of regulatory requirements such as API, ATEX etc.
Course outline
Introduction to guidelines
Introduction to API
Introduction to Original Equipment Manufacturer and CEM
Drilling rig
Top drive
Derrick
Pipe handling equipment
Hydraulic workover unit
Jack assembly & weight control
Work window
Basket, mid-level basket and work basket
Gin pole
Tong pole
Hydraulic power unit including hydraulic hoses etc.
Slip bowls
Winches
Pickup/laydown system
Rotary table/swivel at jacks
Kelly joint/swivel
Swivel
Pulling unit
Mast
Drawworks
Crown block and travelling block including crown-o-matic, weight control
Monkeyboard
Power swivel
Torque tube
Common
Winches
Cranes and lifting appliances including baskets
Casing jacks
Mud circulating system
Chiksans
Diesel engines and power generation and distribution system
Electrical and instrumentation
Gas and H2S detection equipment
Well control equipment including BOP stack, BOP controls and choke manifold
Power tongs
Makeup and breakout tongs
Support/skid beams
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