The oil and gas sector has specific operational standards for rig inspections, audits, commissioning, compliance, and health, safety, and environmental programs. Thorough inspections and scheduled maintenance are crucial for ensuring that rig equipment operates at its best, minimizing downtime, and ensuring the safety of personnel.
This Energy training course is designed to focus on the inspection and maintenance protocols necessary to uphold equipment integrity. Participants will gain knowledge on how to apply relevant industry standards and understand the requirements for assessing the condition of rig equipment, ultimately improving safety, reducing accidents, and safeguarding asse
By the end of this Drilling Rig Inspection training course, you will be able to:
- Perform a basic (visual) rig inspection independently.
- Identify the key inspection criteria for essential equipment.
- Recognize the critical components that affect rig safety and operations.
- Assess the overall condition of a drilling rig.
- Understand and apply relevant standards (such as API) to drilling equipment.
- Gain a foundational understanding of EX (explosion-proof) equipment in hazardous zones.
- Evaluate basic maintenance and inspection practices on the rig to ensure compliance with industry standards and best practices.
This Energy Drilling Rig Inspection Training Course deals with the most common equipment deficiencies and recurring problems. It describes & explains the working principles of major drilling equipment using detailed examples from our technical inspection database.
The training course consists of five days of interactive classroom sessions with ample time for group participation and discussion.
The organizational benefits will be evident through employees participating in this Drilling Rig Inspection training course:
- Enhanced employee performance with reduced reliance on external supervision.
- Increased productivity driven by self-motivation.
- Strengthened company culture.
- Decreased employee turnover rates.
- Reduced maintenance costs through improved equipment reliability and minimized downtime.
- A deeper appreciation for HSSEQ culture, contributing to lower LTA figures.
- Improved work attitude and overall productivity enhancement.
Upon completing this Energy training course, participants will gain:
- Enhanced skills and job-specific knowledge.
- Increased confidence in their abilities.
- Improved morale and self-assurance.
- A positive contribution to the workplace environment.
- A deeper understanding of the critical need to maintain equipment integrity.
- Better comprehension of the certifications, rules, and regulations that must be followed, along with the importance of regular reviews.
This Energy training course is specifically designed for, but not limited to employees in the oil and gas industry who holds the following roles:
- Drilling Engineers
- Drilling Managers
- HSE Consultants
- Rig Managers
- Maintenance Supervisors
- Drillers
- Toolpushers
- Mechanics and Electricians
Day One: Drilling Equipment
- Drawworks
- Rotary Table
- Top Drive
- Independent Swivel
- Crown and Travelling Block
- The Derrick
- Winches
- Lifting and Handling Equipment
Day Two: Mud Processing Equipment & Engine Room and Power Plant
- Part 1: Mud Processing Equipment
- Mud Pump
- Mud System
- Part 2: Engine Room and Power Plant
- Diesel Engine
- Air Compressor
- Crane
Day Three: Electrical, Safety & Marine Equipment
- Part 1: Electrical Equipment
- Eddy Current Brake
- Electrical Safety
- Part 2: Safety Equipment
- Drilling and Safety Equipment
- Pollution Control
- Part 3: Marine Equipment
- Jacking System
- Associated Systems for Jacking
- Deep-well pumps
- Anchor Winches
Day Four: Well Control Equipment (I)
- Ram-Type Preventer
- Annular Preventer
- BOP HPU (Hydraulic Power Unit)
Day Five: Well Control Equipment (II)
- Gate Valve
- Choke and Kill Manifold
- Main characteristics
- Choke and kill manifold checklist
