Well Program Review demo
Drilling technical authorities see whether each hazard from the offset wells reached a step in the program, with the untraced ones shown plainly. 1:24
What the demo shows
Checks a well program against standards, offsets and design basis, for technical authorities.
Agents read the program and every report from the offset wells the offset study chose, line up each event by depth, quote the step that deals with it, redo the design basis sums and check company standards. A hazard with no step dangles in plain view and goes to a named person. The engineer adds a step, a specialist checks it, and the technical authority opens a sample and signs one section on one revision; any reopening withdraws the release.
Transcript
- Well Program Review checks while programs for drilling technical authorities.
- One regulator traced 71% of well control incidents to wrong pore pressure.
- Agents read 8,445 offset reports.
- 85 of 88 hazards reach a step.
- Three dangle. In 2013, an offset lost 380 barrels in the depleted G30 sand.
- No step covers it.
- Offset's loss returns at 10.5.
- The program carries 10.9.
- The engineer adds a test to 11.8.
- Kick tolerance, 41 barrels.
- The well control specialist checks it.
- Nobody checks their own work.
- The technical authority accepts the deviation and signs that section.
- Each signature lands in the audit trail.
- 86 of 88 now reaches step to wait on named people.
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Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.