Rig safety & training co-ordinator tasks

Rig safety & training co-ordinator tasks

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I. List of Rig safety & training co-ordinator duties:

1. Contact Customers for Rig Locators
2. Be sure to have proper safety cards required by each company
3. Install Electronic Kill Sheets on Co. Man and Rig Managers Computers and showing them how to use them
4. Conduct Well Control Drills for each crew on the rig
5. Go over Warning Signs, Shut In Procedures and Well Control Methods with each crew
6. Discuss each crew members responsibility and station during a well control drill
7. Review Kill Sheet with the Driller
8. Create a report detailing the problems found during the drill
9. Send the report to the customers office and WWCI office
10. Create a Checklist for Billing and submit to Admin
11. Follow up Sales
12. Any additional duties and responsibilities that may be required.

II. List of Rig safety & training co-ordinator qualifications

1. Master’s Degree in an Earth Science related discipline, or a Bachelor’s Degree with adequate related industry experience may be considered.
2. Knowledgeable of Geotechnical wellsite processes - LWD, mud logging, and wireline data acquisition systems, sample collection and processing, core acquisition and handling; and real-time pore pressure evaluation.
3. Familiarization working with seismic datasets and other subsurface geologic data.
4. Knowledgeable with Microsoft and Internet PC.
5. Ability to effectively communicate, interact and make things happen in a combined G&G operations and drilling engineering process workgroup while fostering cooperation and teamwork across organizational and functional boundaries.
6. Willingness and ability to work a 28/28 rotational schedule.
7. Familiarization with Drillworks PREDICT pore pressure interpretation software; Epos and Landmark (StratWorks, OpenWorks and SeisWorks) interpretation and mapping.