Daily Drilling Report Review demo
Superintendents see each hour of a daily drilling report checked against the rig’s own data, and a question sent back while the writer remembers. 1:22
What the demo shows
Reads each daily drilling report and flags gaps and bad codes, for drilling superintendents.
Agents read each report line as it is saved, match it to the rig's own data and mud checks, and mark gaps, overlaps and codes that do not fit. A shut-in on a gain goes to the superintendent at once. They ask the person who wrote the line one plain question before crew change; the writer answers and corrects their own report. The superintendent opens and signs on the morning call, and the drilling manager gives the second signature on every well control event.
Transcript
- Daily Drilling Report Review checks every rig’s daily report for drilling superintendents.
- Eight rig’s type 2,920 reports a year by hand after a 12-hour tour.
- Agents check every line as it is written against the rig’s data.
- At 2.36, rig’ 6, shut in on a gain and phone the superintendent.
- it. But the report says reaming, and the pits rose before the connection.
- So the agent asks the rider before he goes off to her.
- All you might answers.
- The flow started while drilling the sand at 6,398 feet.
- He corrects his own report.
- Agents never edit it.
- Every question, answer, and correction lands on the audit trail.
- The superintendent signs after crew change with a second signature for the event.
- Five of six questions were answered by their writers before crew change.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.