Wellsite Supervisor CTD
LanceSoft Middle East · Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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Interprets the results from the modeling and the impact on performance.Plans the kill mud properties (i.e. mud weight) in coordination with Client DSV & CTD Driller.Reviews all current procedures and contingency procedures – gives feedback and updates on lessons learnedExecutes Pressure Testing procedure to ensure all vessels, valves & pipe work are pressure tested before commencing operations.Performs slack management procedures at the beginning of the well and as required.Confirmed with the CT engineer the CT job files with the new coil & cable lengths if a cut is performed after slack management. Updates the model with well specific information.Understands and implements ESD function testing and power shut down tests.Creates the job file for the well and populates with available information as indicated in the programme.Understands how to determine optimum N2 pump rates taking into consideration safety guidelines and onsite inventory. Communicates results to BKR WSTL and Customer DSV.Understands the importance of updating VND and why valves have to be in the deployment start-up position.Organizes before the start of the deployment information on latest BHA sheet and critical depths (i.e. R-Nipples, Packers, EOT, Window, Sidetracks, etc.) and ensures DD is informed.Discusses the latest revision of deployment procedures with CTD driller, updating valves on the board during the procedure.Explains the importance of recording bullhead volume and surface pressures andwhy these need to be recorded in the DDR (if planned into upcoming operation).Explains the importance of adjusting depths after each depth correlation and the impact this has on the job execution of the DS, CTD and UBD DAQ.Describes the steps and parties involved in flaring gas (flare pilot lighting, flare gas minimum level, exporting gas/condensate) and the involvement of the gas plant in the process.Explains the effects of Liquid Pump Rate, N2 rate (if in use) and/or choke settings in maintaining UB conditions. Adjusts these parameters as per Customer DSV, BKR WSTL and DD instructions.Creates Pressure Test charts and delivers them to Customer DSV as indicated in the programme.Ensures operations are executed safely and effectively as per operating and contigency SOPs. Recommends update to all SOPs based on learned lessons using the MOC system.Describes the process of adjusting the liquid pump rates and choke settings, and the impact these have on keeping wellbore parameters withing the UBD envelope and downhole motor limits.Maintains stable wellbore conditions while drilling. Acknowledges that the WSDE is responsible for hole conditions while drilling.Performs input and output of hydraulic modelling (including the effect of liquid velocity on cutting transportation and hole cleaning).Checks the results of the hydraulic modelling with actual input data. Explains how these resultscan impact the UBD envelope defined by the pre-job simulations.Maintains the updated hydraulic files. Acknowledges the role the WSDE has in keeping these filesUpdated.Describes the WSDE responsibilities in defining the wiper trip and viscous sweep schedule.The describes the role that the DD, CTD driller and WSTL have in this matter.Discusses with the CTD pump operators: 1) Mixing correct chemical volumes (caustic soda,lubricants, scavengers), 2) Pumping correct volume of sweeps.Acknowledges that the WSDE is responsible to follow up with the CTD pump operators in this matter.Ensures that the UB package is collecting samples as specified by the paleontologist/geologist.Understands effects of WHP and BHP on the drilling operations at all times. Describes the effect on the life of the lef and the well, and the importance of monitoring drilling conditions.Understands the long term control of WHP and BHP, and the effects these have on theMotherbore.Understands the process of cleaning the hole using sweeps and wiper trips.Explains and defines the operational risks in the wellbore (i.e. sidetrack depth, junction point, open hole) involved in tripping operations.Understands the importance of following the latest revision of POOH procedures.Lists the information required to pass on to the Gas Plant, and the timings when this information is Communicated.Lists all the restrictions in the casing and production tubing.Executes the latest revision of undeployment procedure. Describes the importance of updatingvalves at the wellsite during this procedure. Lists the parties that work closely with the WSDEduring this procedure.Records bullhead volumes and surface pressures as needed in the DDR.Executes the procedures and timings to prepare all services for pressure testing.Supervises greasing of all valves in ensuring all services are ready for pressure testing.Plans and executes pressure testing plan in accordance with latest version of planned pressure test procedure.Plans with DAS engineer to ensure tested valves are correctly and timely labelled on the testgraphs.Audits all ESD function testing and power shutdown tests.Organizes all test graphs and ensures that are printed and handed to Company DSV.Plans and supervises all well flow tests according to the latest revision of well flow and clean-up procedures.Supervises flushing and purging of all equipment and surface lines before rig down.Supervises the process to secure all tree valves at the end of flushing & purging process.Plans the rig down and rig move activities with WSTL.Creates the DDR (24 hr from 5:00am to 5:00am the following day). Checks it with Company reports and distributes upon approval to WSTL before 4:30am. Note: DDR is the Daily Drilling Report.Checks that the BKR DDR matches the Company DDR. Lists all items that have to match betweenthe BKR DDR and the Company DDR.Checks that the UBCTD Summary Sheet is updated. Explains the reasons of why this updateprocess is required.Performs updates to the NPT Sheets and checks with Company WSL NPT records to ensure they match.Prepares and performs routine updates to the Water Losses Sheet.Prepares the EOWR from spud date. Performs routine updates to the EOWR throughout theoperations. Finalizes the EOWR and ensures it is reviewed by the WSTL and Company WSL.Distributes to IS Support Engineers for their review and edit as the rig is released.Prepares and distributes the final Job Log to IS Support Engineers as as the rig is released.Works with the CT engineer to perform analysis through CT Monitoring to determine if the coiltubing is within the operating envelope for burst, collapse, compression and tensile loads.Provides recommendations to Company WSL, WSTL, DD and CT Driller to ensure coil is operatedwithin the abovementioned operating envelope.Discusses safe and optimum operating parameters for the coil tubing with the CT Engineer.Estimates coil tubing daily and cumulative footage and ensures that these values are included inthe daily report under the following fields: CT Daily Ftg" and "CT Cum Ftg". Checks these values with the CT Driller.Estimates daily and total drilling footage per reel, and ensures that these values are reported andtracked in the UBDCTD summary section and in the Master Daily Job Log File sheet labeled "Coil