RISK ASSESSMENT

Required and Recommended PPE

Optional and Operation Based PPE
SEQUENCE OF OPERATION HAZARD DESCRIPTION CAUSE
Incorrect / incomplete Lack of communication
Information for Proposals
Lack of customer
verification or consultation
Use of wrong
documentation
Incomplete filing
Developing Solution
Incorrect Personnel,Equipment, or Use of wrong or out dated
Procedure Specified in DOS information
Inexperienced or untrained
personnel
Wrong Equipment Selection

Slips, Trip and Fall Slippery surface(oil,

etc.)
Poor housekeeping
Lack of or improper use of
steps or ladder
Elevated work surfaces
Improper lighting
Lose Balance
Suspended Load Improper use of lift equip.
Component failure (slings)
Improper procedures
Untrained / operator error
Moving equipment/loads
Poor communication
Overhead power lines &
guy wires
Weather/poor visibility
Extreme temperatures
(structural
integrity)

Contact of hot/cold Extreme Temperatures

surfaces Running of motors

Obstacles Poor housekeeping

Stacked Pallets
Improper Stacking of
material
 Obstacles Poor housekeeping
Stacked Pallets
Improper Stacking of
material

Truck moving Brake failure/failure to apply

Improper maintenance
Improper procedures (e.g..
failure to use wedges)
Operator error (being
struck by another vehicle)

Securing / placing Improper use of tie -downs

load & components (e.g.. chains,
binders, etc.)

Loading & securing equipment on trucks Lifting Equipment Incompetent Operator for
(Mechanical) the crane/forklift
Mechanical Failure
Worn lifting devices
(slings, chains, hooks)
Congested Area
Over weight Equipment for
Mechanical Device.
Communication
Improper weight distribution
Poor housekeeping

Manual handling Slippery or uneven ground

Improper use of lift equipment
or not obtaining help
Improper positioning for task
Poor communication
Weather / poor visibility
Freezing temperatures

Falling Objects (Equipment) Moving Equipment

Equipment failure
Operation failure (Crane)
 Pinch Points Wrong body position
Sharp Edges Lack of communication
Tool falls, drops, swings
Dropped Objects Tool components

Vehicle accident Traffic conditions (heavy traffic)

Adverse weather (poor
visibility, slippery, wet, muddy
roads)
Operator fatigue
Inexperience
3rd party drivers

Equipment/ Materials fall from truck Poor Distribution of load

Poor road conditions
Unsafe operation of vehicle
Damaged/worn/ improper
securing devices
Operator Error
Improper securing of
Transporting Equipment to location Load/Fatigue
Unsecured load

Community issues arising from breaking of Improper truck selection to

electrical power lines convey load
Poor road conditions
Load impacting overhead
power lines

Lack of access Equipment too close together

Location too small

Vehicle accident Lack of spotters

Human error
 Moving Equipment Operator Error
Poor Visibility
Pinch Points
Improper PPE
Improper Rig up
Shifting Load
Equipment Failure
Weather Conditions
No Pre-job meeting

Offloading & Spotting of Equipment

Suspended load / Improper use of lift equipment

crane or component failure (i.e.
slings)
Improper procedures
Untrained operators
Moving equipment / loads
Poor communication
Overhead power lines & guy
wires
Weather / poor visibility
Extreme temperatures
(structural integrity)

Pressure Surface equipment failure

Hazardous fluid or gas to surface Operator error
Projectiles Mech. failure (master valve
leaking)
Gauge malfunction or needle
valve blockage (frozen, debris)
Uncontrolled pressure release
Unknown wellhead contents
(i.e. ice plug, sand plug, etc.)

Check well head pressures

 (i.e. ice plug, sand plug, etc.)

Check well head pressures

Contact of hot/cold surfaces Running of motors

Extreme temperatures

Flying debris Hammering during rig

up

Oil / Hydraulic Spills (Tanks, Choke Faulty fittings/connections

Manifold, Engine Pumps) Poor communication
Damaged hoses
Improper handling
Oil residue
Damaged hoses / Iron

Heat stress Over exertion/fatigue

Manual handling Slippery or uneven ground

Improper use of lift equip. or
component failure (i.e. slings)
Improper procedures
Untrained operators
Moving equipment/loads
Poor communication
Overhead power lines & guy
wires
Weather / poor visibility
Extreme temperatures
(structural integrity)
 Fall at same level Slippery/uneven ground or
surfaces
Poor housekeeping of Lines,
hoses, cables
Poor lighting

Rig up
Noise Hammering during rig up

Hand tools / sharp edges Manipulation of tools (i.e.

cutting bags open)
Improper handling of tools
and / or parts, Tool boxes
Improper body postioning

Fall from height Elevated work surface (ladder)

Failure to use fall arrest
Slippery surfaces (oil, ice)
Poor footing
Lack of or improper use of
ladder

Noise Engines running

Pressurized hydraulic Operator error (catching,

hoses striking or stretching hoses)
Defective hoses
Improper connections
Extreme temperatures

Flying objects Cutter blades, slips

Projectiles Foreign objects (i.e. cement,
sand, scale)

Moving parts Engine running

Engine malfunction (i.e. belts,
hoses, etc.)

Downward projectiles Connection failure

Fatigued metal

Pressurized hydraulic Operator error (catching,

hoses striking or stretching hoses)
Defective hoses
Improper connections
Extreme temperatures
 Pressurized hydraulic Operator error (catching,
hoses striking or stretching hoses)
Defective hoses
Improper connections
Extreme temperatures

Pull test of TEC

Pipe failure Corroded/excessively fatigued

pipe parts above injector
Operator error
Mechanical failure
Stored energy
in pipe

Overpressurization Faulty gauge/DAS /PRV

Operator error
Pressure Test of CT Stack

Unexpected pressure release Mechanical failure of pump,

engine, drive chains, plumbing,
valves, line parting
Operator error (improper
positioning of valves)
Annular obstruction causing
pressure in coiled tubing to
increase
Over pulling pipe
Getting stuck in hole

Pressured lines Liquid N2

Opening valves
Pressure release
Leaking lines (discharge valve,
suction)
Mechanical failure of pump,
engine, drive chains, valves,
plumbing
Operator error (improper
positioning of valves)

Spill or release of Hazardous materials / Fluid residues (oil, diesel)

flammables Lack of proper PPE
Operator error
Adverse weather (windy)
Ignition sources, sparks, heat,
flammability
Poor lighting
Fuelling unit
 Adverse weather (windy)
Ignition sources, sparks, heat,
flammability
Poor lighting
Fuelling unit

12hrs operation running into night time Operation taking longer than
anticipated

Pressurized hydraulic Operator error (catching,

system striking or stretching hoses)
Defective hoses
Improper connections
Extreme temperatures
Over speeding hydraulics

Noise Engines running

RIH & POOH CT

Moving parts (high Mechanical failure causing

velocity runaway
Mechanical failure (turning
drive shafts, fan belts, etc.)
Standing on or by power driven
equipment
Operator error (inattentive to
controls)
Pipe failure
Lack of communication

Contact of hot/cold surfaces Running of motors

Extreme temperatures

Chemical Splashing on Personnel During Mixing Operation

Inhaling Chemical Fumes During Mixing Operation

and pumping operation

Chemical Spill During Mixing Operation

and pumping operation
Ingesting Chemical During Mixing Operation
and pumping operation

Fire Hazard Improperly stored chemical

 Data Acquisition System (DAS) failure Unplanned shutdown or
incorrect readings on DAS

Pressure Getting stuck

Over pulling pipe
Annular obstruction
causing pressure in CT to
increase
Operator error (Improper
positioning of valve)
Lost of tool in hole
Hydrocarbon to surface Failed Barriers

Manual handling Slippery or uneven ground

Improper use of lift equip. or
component failure (i.e. slings)
Improper procedures
Untrained operators
Moving equipment/loads
Poor communication
Overhead power lines & guy
wires
Weather / poor visibility
Extreme temperatures
(structural integrity)

Pinch Points Pipe Wrenches

Hammers
Equipment moves
Truck Tool Boxes
Discharge line/Pump
Air Hoist

Suspended load / Improper use of lift equipment

crane or component failure (i.e.
slings)
Improper procedures
Untrained operators
Moving equipment / loads
Poor communication
Overhead power lines & guy
wires
Weather / poor visibility
Rig down of equipment Extreme temperatures
(structural integrity)
 Overhead power lines & guy
wires
Weather / poor visibility
Rig down of equipment Extreme temperatures
(structural integrity)

Pressured lines Opening valves

Pressure release
Leaking lines (discharge valve,
suction)
Mechanical failure
Operator error

Heat stress Over exertion/fatigue

Hand tools / sharp edges Improper use/handling of tools

(positioning, failure)
Poor lighting
Wrench burrs
Frayed cables
Other mounted equipment

Falling Slippery / uneven ground or

surfaces
Poor housekeeping
Poor lighting

Slips, Trip and Fall Slippery surface(oil,

etc.)
Poor housekeeping
Lack of or improper use of
steps or ladder
Elevated work surfaces
Improper lighting
Lose Balance
Suspended Load Improper use of lift equip.
Component failure (slings)
Improper procedures
Untrained / operator error
Moving equipment/loads
Poor communication
Overhead power lines &
guy wires
Weather/poor visibility
Extreme temperatures
(structural
integrity)
Contact of hot/cold Extreme Temperatures
surfaces Running of motors

Obstacles Poor housekeeping

Stacked Pallets
Improper Stacking of
material

Truck moving Brake failure/failure to apply

Improper maintenance
Improper procedures (e.g..
failure to use wedges)
Operator error (being
struck by another vehicle)

Securing / placing Improper use of tie -downs

load & components (e.g.. chains,
binders, etc.)

Lifting Equipment Incompetent Operator for

(Mechanical) the crane/forklift
Mechanical Failure
Worn lifting devices
(slings, chains, hooks)
Congested Area
Over weight Equipment for
Mechanical Device.
Communication
Improper weight distribution
Poor housekeeping

Manual handling Slippery or uneven ground

Improper use of lift equipment
or not obtaining help
Improper positioning for task
Poor communication
Weather / poor visibility
Freezing temperatures

Falling Objects (Equipment) Moving Equipment

Equipment failure
Operation failure (Crane)
 Pinch Points Wrong body position
Sharp Edges Lack of communication
Tool falls, drops, swings
Dropped Objects Tool components

Backloading and Transporting Equipment Vehicle accident Traffic conditions (heavy traffic)
to another location/ Base Adverse weather (poor
visibility, slippery, wet, muddy
roads)
Operator fatigue
Inexperience
3rd party drivers

Equipment/ Materials fall from truck Poor Distribution of load

Poor road conditions
Unsafe operation of vehicle
Damaged/worn/ improper
securing devices
Operator Error
Improper securing of
Load/Fatigue
Unsecured load

Community issues arising from breaking of Improper truck selection to

electrical power lines convey load
Poor road conditions
Load impacting overhead
power lines

Lack of access Equipment too close together

Location too small
Vehicle accident Lack of spotters
Human error
Moving Equipment Operator Error
Poor Visibility
Pinch Points
Improper PPE
Improper Rig up
Shifting Load
Equipment Failure
Weather Conditions
No Pre-job meeting

Suspended load / Improper use of lift equipment

crane or component failure (i.e.
slings)
Improper procedures
Untrained operators
Moving equipment / loads
Poor communication
Overhead power lines & guy
wires
Weather / poor visibility
Extreme temperatures
(structural integrity)
ASSESSMENT FOR COILED TUBING OPERATIONS
PE Hard Hat, Safety glasses, Coveralls, Steel Toe boots, Impact hand Glove
PPE Chemical suits, Rubber gloves,Face shield, Nose mask, Rain boots,Rai
Risk Assessment Existing
Existing Controls and Counterm

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mmunication Incorrect design P III B 2 Use Standardized Documentation to Co
Information
stomer Equipment E III B 2 Establish a Master Well File
n or consultation damage
ong Increase cost to Customer Update Master Well File and Log Updat
tation and HES DT III B 2 Document Customer Verification
te filing

ong or out dated Environmental EVN II C 2 Use Design of Service Process Instructio
on damage
nced or untrained Equipment P III B 2 Document personnel competency
damage
uipment Selection Equipment P III B 2 Document Equipment Specifications, Lim
damage Certification
Design Verification By Customer and HE
urface(oil, Bodily injury P II B 1 Maintain unit & housekeeping
Be aware of conditions that cannot be i
sekeeping which may cause poor footing (e.g. unle
improper use of
adder proper foot & hand grip when mounting
work surfaces steps/ladder
lighting Use fall arrester when required (4 feet &
nce Use flashlight or trouble light - ensure a
use of lift equip. Bodily injury P II B 1 Trained operators / only authorized per
nt failure (slings) Be aware of shifting load
procedures Regular inspection & maintenance of cr
d / operator error components
quipment/loads Equipment damage E III B 2 Visually inspect all crane/lift componen
munication Clear area of personnel not needed to p
power lines & Communicate instructions clearly to all
(e.g.. radios, hand signals)
poor visibility Environmental spill or release ENV III B 2 Locate and be aware of all overhead lin
emperatures Be aware of extreme temperatures & o
l Proper swing radius
Use designated signalman
Use Taglines

Temperatures Harm to unprotected skin P III B 2 Protect exposed skin (e.g.. gloves, cover
of motors

sekeeping Bodily injury P II C 2 Maintain housekeeping of unit & work a

allets Document conditions which can’t be im
Stacking of (CPI)
Follow warehouse procedures for stack
storage
sekeeping Maintain housekeeping of unit & work a
allets Document conditions which can’t be im
Stacking of (CPI)
Environmental contamination ENV II C 2 Follow warehouse procedures for stack
storage
ure/failure to apply Bodily injury P II B 1 Regular Preventative Maintenance of br
maintenance Ensure wedges are in place
procedures (e.g.. Ensure park brake is applied
use wedges)
error (being
another vehicle)

use of tie -downs Bodily injury P III B 2 Pre-job discussion, identify pinch points
nents (e.g.. chains, placing load
etc.) Inspect tie-down equipment before use
Use proper anchor point, straps, chains
Pinch points P III B 2

ent Operator for Bodily Harm P I C 1 Competency should be documented an

/forklift PM/Inspection.
al Failure
ng devices Comply with preventive maintenance a
ains, hooks) Equipment damage E II B 1 mechanical lifting equipment and devic
d Area Safe Area
ght Equipment for Signage/Awareness
al Device. Ensure the weight of the equipme
cation within the safe working limit of the cran
weight distribution Balanced Load, Pre-lift for balance
sekeeping Ensure lifting device is fit for purpose
Use Taglines

r uneven ground Bodily Harm P III B 2 Use proper lifting techniques or equipm
use of lift equipment Obtain assistance as required
taining help Clear area of personnel not needed to p
positioning for task Communicate instructions clearly to all
munication Environmental spill ENV III B 2 Be aware of extreme temperatures & e
/ poor visibility Keep hands clear of contact areas
emperatures

quipment Bodily Harm P II B 1 P.M. Slings and other equipment

nt failure NEVER work under a suspended load.
n failure (Crane) Use of tag lines
Pre-Job game plan (COMMUNICATE) SA
Equipment damage E II C 2 No nonessential personnel
Audit vendors
Hand/elect. Signals
 Pre-Job game plan (COMMUNICATE) SA
No nonessential personnel
Audit vendors
Hand/elect. Signals

dy position Bodily Harm P III B 2 Pre-task meeting with all personnel invo
mmunication the situations that pose hand and finger
drops, swings Be aware of body placement
ponents Properly train personnel on load weight
Equipment damage E III B 2 capacity
Utilize tag line as applicable for hands fr
Wear Impact hand gloves

nditions (heavy traffic) Bodily Injury P II B 1 Drive according to road conditions & jou
weather (poor Don't overdrive capabilities
slippery, wet, muddy Obey driving regulations (i.e. caution sig
Equipment / Material damage E II B 1 Ensure proper tyre chains & use when n
fatigue Be cautious of seasonal, rush hour and i
nce Use regulation lighting at all times
drivers Stay in radio communication & visual co
convoy
Proper operation of vehicles as per conv
no passing, lighting, speed, waiting at co
Wear seat belts at all times
Drive defensively - be aware of other dr
ibution of load Bodily Harm P II C 2 Balance Load (Even Distribution)
conditions Train personnel in proper loading proce
peration of vehicle Plan alternate routes/Drive for conditio
/worn/ improper Competent driver
devices Equipment damage E II C 2 Heavy equipment driving
Error Preventive Maintenance Program/Visua
securing of Competent Driver, Schedule Time Off
gue Utilize separate loading personnel / pro
d load Environmental spill ENV III B 2 Pre-trip load inspection
Visual inspection of transport vehicle
Containment/Spill Kit
Utilize proper chain and binders to

truck selection to Bodily Harm P II C 2 Proper consideration of load hieght dur

ad Use of competent truck driver and mate
conditions Plan alternate routes/Drive for conditio
acting overhead Equipment damage E II C 2 Use of proper tools to lift overhead pow
es

nt too close together Bodily injury P II C 2 Spot equipment to allow unobstructed

oo small Rig lines to allow unobstructed moveme
Communicate with customer location si
PRVs for the N2 tanks should not face e
otters Bodily Injury P I C 1 When possible, visit location prior to job
ror access
Spot equipment as far off shoulder as p
Equipment / Material damage E II C 2 be accessed from side location
Set out reflective triangles and use flash
Assign flagger to slow traffic
Beware of power lines
Survival driver training. Follow outlined
Inform personnel of previous hazards
If Driver loses sight of Spotter, He shoul
 be accessed from side location
Set out reflective triangles and use flash
Assign flagger to slow traffic
Beware of power lines
Survival driver training. Follow outlined
Inform personnel of previous hazards
If Driver loses sight of Spotter, He shoul

Error Bodily Injury P I C 1 Experience/Training/Certification

ility Spotter--Reverse if necessary/MORE TH
nts Proper load out
PPE Equipment / Material damage E II C 2 Communication
Rig up Inspect equipment--shackles, slings, cha
oad equipment to be sure it has been inspec
nt Failure Environmental contamination Proper PPE for employees, as well as th
Conditions ENV II C 2 Check for drain plug
b meeting Proper control of equipment. Preventati
equipment
Stay within operating limits of equipme
Supervisor discretion with crews
Pre-job meeting and checklist
Proper positioning
Authorized Personnel Only
If driver loses sight of spotter, STOP veh
Chock wheels of parked trucks

use of lift equipment Bodily injury P II B 1 Trained operators, only authorized pers
nent failure (i.e.
Ensure suitable f
procedures structures and crane outriggers
d operators Equipment damage E III B 2 Be aware of shifting load
quipment / loads Regular inspection & maintenance of cr
munication Visually inspect crane components prior
power lines & guy personnel not required
Environmental spill or release ENV III B 2 Communicate instructions clearly to all
/ poor visibility (radios, hand signals)
emperatures Locate and be aware of overhead lines &
l integrity) load
Be aware of extreme temp. & operation
Proper swing radius
Use designated signalman
Use Tagline
Use only certified lifting chains

quipment failure Bodily Injury P II B 1 Use buddy system on sour location

error Do not position self directly over critical
ure (master valve Clear area of personnel not needed to p
Equipment / Material damage E II B 1 Be aware of increase/decrease in ambie
alfunction or needle it’s effects
kage (frozen, debris) Check pressure rating of wellhead comp
led pressure release Environmental contamination Confirm status of valves (open or closed
wellhead contents ENV II B 1 Be aware of well gases or fluids
ug, sand plug, etc.) to Health & Safety Standards
Use Well Head Lock Out Tag Out
Hold post job safety meeting
Personnel properly trained for task
Follow HMS procedures
Proper PPE used at all times
Insure that all pressure is released throu
breaking any connection
Utilize pollution valves and/or containm
fluids when breaking connections
 ug, sand plug, etc.) to Health & Safety Standards
Use Well Head Lock Out Tag Out
Hold post job safety meeting
Personnel properly trained for task
Follow HMS procedures
Proper PPE used at all times
Insure that all pressure is released throu
breaking any connection
Utilize pollution valves and/or containm
fluids when breaking connections
Ensure that all valves are left in the corr
being completed

of motors Bodily Injury P III B 2 Protect exposed skin (e.g.. gloves, cover
emperatures

ng during rig Bodily injury P III B 2 Utilize proper tools & PPE (Safety Glass
Remove all non essentia
immediate area
been released from lines
Hold pre task safety meeting; discuss lin
Watch line of fire while swinging hamm
Designate spotter for crane operator
ttings/connections Bodily Injury P II C 2 Adequate Pre & Post Trips,
munication Equipment / Material damage E II C 2 Check connection (snap tites),
hoses Maintenance & seals Inspection
handling Drip pans
e Environmental contamination ENV II C 2 Flush lines before rig down
hoses / Iron

tion/fatigue Bodily injury P III B 2 Provide sufficient fluids

Breaks as needed

r uneven ground Bodily injury P III B 2 Use proper lifting techniques or equipm
use of lift equip. or Obtain assistance as required
nt failure (i.e. slings) Trained operators, authorized personne
procedures Equipment damage E III B 2 Be aware of shifting load
d operators Regular inspection & maintenance of cr
quipment/loads Visually inspect crane components prior
munication Clear area of personnel not required
power lines & guy Communicate instructions clearly to all
(radios, hand signals)
/ poor visibility Locate & be aware of all overhead lines
emperatures unloading
l integrity) Be aware of extreme temp. & operation
Proper swing radius, keep hands clear o
Use designated signalman
Use Taglines
uneven ground or Bodily injury P III B 2 Be aware of conditions on lease which c
corrected (hoses, cables, ice)
sekeeping of Lines, Use headlights / flashlights in poor light
bles
ting

ng during rig up Bodily Injury P III B 2 Hearing protection (ear plugs/muffs) re

tion of tools (i.e. Bodily injury P III B 2 Protect exposed skin (i.e. gloves)
gs open) Use tool box lights / flashlights
handling of tools Use tools appropriate to the job
arts, Tool boxes File off wrench burrs
body postioning Proper positioning of hands to nearby o

work surface (ladder) Bodily injury P II B 1 Use fall arresters when required (4 feet
use fall arrest climbing up injector)
urfaces (oil, ice) Ensure proper footing, step & hand hold
ng Use extension ladder wherever possible
improper use of Tie off to wellhead if ladder is not availa

unning Bodily Injury P III B 2 Hearing protection (ear plugs/muffs) re

Mandatory annual audiometric testing

error (catching, Bodily Injury P I C 1 Communicate between operator & sign

stretching hoses) Ensure proper maintenance & connecti
hoses Trained personnel
connections Equipment / Material damage E II C 2 Ensure equipment is not palced on the
temperatures Visually check all hydraulic hose connec

Environmental contamination ENV II C 2

des, slips Bodily Injury P II C 2 Never look inside BOP until RAMS are co
bjects (i.e. cement, (watch indicator pins)
e) Ensure face & eye protection is worn
Equipment / Material damage E II C 2

nning Bodily injury P II B 1 Be aware of moving parts & avoid unsaf

alfunction (i.e. belts, running
.) install machine guards over all movin
Equipment / Material damage E III B 2 Check hoses & belts, etc., prior to starti
Shut down engine immediately for any
Clear area of personnel not needed to p

on failure Bodily injury P III B 2 Maintain safe distance from base of the
metal Proper maintenance of tools
Visual inspection

error (catching, Bodily Injury P I C 1 Communicate between operator & sign

stretching hoses) Ensure proper maintenance & connecti
hoses Trained personnel
connections Use caution in extreme temperatures (h
emperatures crack)
Visually check all hydraulic hose connec
Limit hydralic p
 error (catching, Communicate between operator & sign
stretching hoses) Ensure proper maintenance & connecti
hoses Trained personnel
connections Equipment / Material damage E II C 2 Use caution in extreme temperatures (h
emperatures crack)
Visually check all hydraulic hose connec
Environmental contamination Limit hydralic p
ENV II C 2 unintentionally overload system

/excessively fatigued Bodily injury P II B 2 Proper maintenance on pipe

above injector Trained operators
error Be cautious of pipe integrity by proper m
al failure Equipment damage E II B 2 Keep all personnel off deck of unit and o
Stored energy Use

uge/DAS /PRV Bodily injury P III B 2 Ensure gauge/PRV is calibrated and DAS
Operator error Set the PRV to the appropriate pressu
operation
Verify operator's compentencc
Equipment / Material damage E III B 2

al failure of pump, Bodily Injury P I C 1 Proper maintenance of pump & hoses

rive chains, plumbing, Trained personnel
e parting Double check valve positioning
error (improper Equipment / Material damage E II C 2 Ensure good communication (radios)
g of valves) Check maximum pressure rating of well
bstruction causing return lines
n coiled tubing to Environmental contamination Ensure safe distance from pressure line
ENV II C 2 Monitor the pipe weight closely
ng pipe Be aware of sudden increase in
uck in hole and pick up pipe
Follow work method & DOS for running

Bodily Injury P I C 1 Refer to MSDS for proper handling & PP

valves face shield, etc.)
elease Proper maintenance of high pressure lin
nes (discharge valve, Equipment / Material damage E II C 2 check valve, bleeder tee, chicksans)
Trained personnel
al failure of pump, Clear area of personnel not needed
rive chains, valves, Environmental contamination Double check valve positioning before e
ENV II C 2 Ensure good communication (radios)
error (improper
g of valves)

dues (oil, diesel) Bodily injury P I D 2 Refer to MSDS for proper handling, flash
oper PPE goggles, gloves, etc.)
error Dispose of hazardous wastes at proper
weather (windy) Remove all sources of ignition
ources, sparks, heat, Ensure adequate lighting
ity Environmental contamination ENV II C 2 Clear area of personnel not required
ting Trained personnel on spill prevention, r
nit remediation & provide spill kits
Obey all fuelling station rules (no smoki
ignition sources)
Do not leave unit unattended while fue
Do not overfill tank(s)
weather (windy) Remove all sources of ignition
ources, sparks, heat, Ensure adequate lighting
ity Clear area of personnel not required
ting Trained personnel on spill prevention, r
nit remediation & provide spill kits
Obey all fuelling station rules (no smoki
ignition sources)
Do not leave unit unattended while fue
Do not overfill tank(s)

n taking longer than Personnel Fatigue P II C 2 12hr operation should commence early
d Poor Visilbility completed with daylight
Lights should be mobilised regard
is 12hrs or 24hrs
error (catching, Bodily Injury P II C 2 Ensure proper maintenance & connecti
stretching hoses) Equipment / Material damage E II C 2 Trained personnel
hoses Use caution in extreme temperatures (h
connections crack)
emperatures Environmental contamination ENV II C 2 Visually check all hydraulic hose connec
eding hydraulics Ensure hydraulics properly warmed bef
Train personnel in spill response & reme
needed resources (i.e. spill kits)

unning Bodily Injury P III B 2 Hearing protection (ear plugs/muffs) re

Mandatory annual audiometric testing

al failure causing Bodily Injury P I C 1 Be aware of moving parts & avoid unsaf
running
al failure (turning Shut down engine immediately (air kill /
fts, fan belts, etc.) Equipment / Material damage E II C 2 in doghouse) in the event of malfunctio
on or by power driven Proper maintenance of hose, drive chai
nt points on pipe)
error (inattentive to Environmental contamination Trained personnel
ENV II C 2 Good communication between operato
re
mmunication

of motors Bodily Injury P III B 2 Protect exposed skin (e.g.. gloves, cover
emperatures

xing Operation Chemical Burn P I C 1 Use of approriate PPE for mixing of chem
Follow work method procedure for mix
Mobilize Eye wash station
xing Operation Toxic Fumes P I C 1 Use PPE appropriate for mixing Chemica
ping operation Follow work method procedure for mix
acid
xing Operation Chemical Burn P II B 1 Follow Procedures and work method
ping operation Environmental Pollution E II B 1 Use of spill control Kit
xing Operation Poisoning P I D 1 All chemical should be in properly labele
ping operation Skin adsorption Appropriate PPE should be worn
Follow Procedures and work method
y stored chemical Fire hazard P I D 2 Properly store chemicals on site
 E I A 1 Bonding of equipment
d shutdown or Downtime E II C 2 Function test of DAS to be carried out p
readings on DAS Personnel should be competent in using
acquisition.
E-tech to be mobilized as par

uck Euipment/Material damage E II C 2 Ensure good communication (radios)

ng pipe Follow procedures for pulling of pipe
bstruction Be aware of sudden increase in pressur
ressure in CT to and pick up pipe . Check maximum pres
WH components and return lines
error (Improper Double check valve positioning
g of valve)
ol in hole Equipment/Material damage E II C 2 Proper tightening of tool. Pull test of TE
riers Environmental spill or release ENV III B 2 Function test of PCE according to standa
operation
Make adequate prepartions on how the
handled with the client prior to operatio
r uneven ground Bodily injury P III B 2 Use proper lifting techniques or equipm
use of lift equip. or Obtain assistance as required
nt failure (i.e. slings) Trained operators, authorized personne
procedures Equipment damage E III B 2 Be aware of shifting load
d operators Regular inspection & maintenance of cr
quipment/loads Visually inspect crane components prior
munication Clear area of personnel not required
power lines & guy Communicate instructions clearly to all
(radios, hand signals)
/ poor visibility Locate & be aware of all overhead lines
emperatures unloading
l integrity) Be aware of extreme temp. & operation
Proper swing radius, keep hands clear o
Use designated signalman

Taglines

nches Bodily injury P III B 2 Use of required PPE for the task
Proper Body Position
nt moves Create a Safe Work Area
l Boxes Use Proper Tools
line/Pump Use Tools Properly
Use of Tag Lines
Inspect Tools before use
Go slow on lifts

use of lift equipment Bodily injury P II B 1 Trained operators, only authorized pers
nent failure (i.e. Be aware of shifting load
Regular inspection & maintenance of cr
procedures Visually inspect crane components prior
d operators Equipment damage E III B 2 personnel not required
quipment / loads Communicate instructions clearly to all
munication (radios, hand signals)
power lines & guy Locate and be aware of overhead lines &
Environmental spill or release ENV III B 2 load
/ poor visibility Be aware of extreme temp. & operation
emperatures Proper swing radius
l integrity) Use designated signalman
Use Taglines
Use only certified lifting chains
 power lines & guy Locate and be aware of overhead lines &
load
/ poor visibility Be aware of extreme temp. & operation
emperatures Proper swing radius
l integrity) Use designated signalman
Use Taglines
Use only certified lifting chains

valves Bodily Injury P I C 1 Crew Leader to pick one person respons

elease closing of all discharge and release valve
nes (discharge valve,
Equipment / Material damage E II C 2 off all pressure before breaking the line
al failure Proper maintenance of high pressure lin
error tee, chicksans)
Environmental contamination Trained personnel
ENV II C 2 Clear area of personnel not needed
Communicate instructions clearly to all

tion/fatigue Bodily injury P III B 2 Provide sufficient fluids

Breaks as needed
use/handling of tools Bodily Injury P III B 2 Identify pinch points
ng, failure) Use tool box lights / flashlights
ting Use tools appropriate to the job
urrs File off wrench burrs
bles Mark frayed cables with florescent tape
unted equipment unfit for use)

uneven ground or Bodily Injury P III B 2 Be aware of conditions which cannot be

(e.g. mud, etc.)
sekeeping Use headlights / flashlight in poor light
ting Plan & prepare before chaining up

urface(oil, Bodily injury P II B 1 Maintain unit & housekeeping

Be aware of conditions that cannot be i
sekeeping which may cause poor footing (e.g. unle
improper use of
adder proper foot & hand grip when mounting
work surfaces steps/ladder
lighting Use fall arrester when required (4 feet &
nce Use flashlight or trouble light - ensure a
use of lift equip. Bodily injury P II B 1 Trained operators / only authorized per
nt failure (slings) Be aware of shifting load
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quipment/loads Equipment damage E III B 2 Visually inspect all crane/lift componen
munication Clear area of personnel not needed to p
power lines & Communicate instructions clearly to all
(e.g.. radios, hand signals)
poor visibility Environmental spill or release ENV III B 2 Locate and be aware of all overhead lin
emperatures Be aware of extreme temperatures & o
l Proper swing radius
Use designated signalman
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of motors

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allets Document conditions which can’t be im
Stacking of (CPI)
Environmental contamination ENV II C 2 Follow warehouse procedures for stack
storage
ure/failure to apply Bodily injury P II B 1 Regular Preventive Maintenance of brak
maintenance Ensure wedges are in place
procedures (e.g.. Ensure parking brake is applied
use wedges)
error (being
another vehicle)

use of tie -downs Bodily injury P III B 2 Pre-job discussion, identify pinch points
nents (e.g.. chains, placing load
etc.) Inspect tie-down equipment before use
Use proper anchor point, straps, chains
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ent Operator for Bodily Harm P I C 1 Competency should be documented an

/forklift PM/Inspection.
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d Area Safe Area
ght Equipment for Signage/Awareness
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cation within the safe working limit of the cran
weight distribution Balanced Load, Pre-lift for balance
sekeeping Ensure lifting device is fit for purpose
Use Taglines

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use of lift equipment Obtain assistance as required
taining help Clear area of personnel not needed to p
positioning for task Communicate instructions clearly to all
munication Environmental spill ENV III B 2 Be aware of extreme temperatures & e
/ poor visibility Keep hands clear of contact areas
emperatures

quipment Bodily Harm P II B 1 P.M. Slings and other equipment

nt failure NEVER work under a suspended load.
n failure (Crane) Use of tag lines
Pre-Job game plan (COMMUNICATE) SA
Equipment damage E II C 2 No nonessential personnel
Audit vendors
Hand/elect. Signals
 dy position Bodily Harm P III B 2 Pre-task meeting with all personnel invo
mmunication the situations that pose hand and finger
drops, swings Be aware of body placement
ponents Properly train personnel on load weight
Equipment damage E III B 2 capacity
Utilize tag line as applicable for hands fr
Wear Imapct hand gloves

nditions (heavy traffic) Bodily Injury P II B 1 Drive according to road conditions & jou
weather (poor Don't overdrive capabilities
slippery, wet, muddy Obey driving regulations (i.e. caution sig
Equipment / Material damage E II B 1 Ensure proper tire chains & use when n
fatigue Be cautious of seasonal, rush hour and i
nce Use regulation lighting at all times
drivers Stay in radio communication & visual co
convoy
Proper operation of vehicles as per conv
no passing, lighting, speed, waiting at co
Wear seat belts at all times
Drive defensively - be aware of other dr
ibution of load Bodily Harm P II C 2 Balance Load (Even Distribution)
conditions Train personnel in proper loading proce
peration of vehicle Plan alternate routes/Drive for conditio
/worn/ improper Competent driver
devices Equipment damage E II C 2 Heavy equipment driving
Error Preventive Maintenance Program/Visua
securing of Competent Driver, Schedule Time Off
gue Utilize separate loading personnel / pro
d load Environmental spill ENV III B 2 Pre-trip load inspection
Visual inspection of transport vehicle
Containment/Spill Kit
Utilize proper chain and binders to

truck selection to Bodily Harm P II C 2 Proper consideration of load hieght dur

ad Use of competent truck driver and mate
conditions Plan alternate routes/Drive for conditio
acting overhead Equipment damage E II C 2 Use of proper tools to lift overhead pow
es

nt too close together Bodily injury P II C 2 Spot equipment to allow unobstructed

oo small Rig lines to allow unobstructed moveme
Communicate with customer location si
otters Bodily Injury P I C 1 When possible, visit location prior to job
ror access
Spot equipment as far off shoulder as p
Equipment / Material damage E II C 2 be accessed from side location
Set out reflective triangles and use flash
Assign flagger to slow traffic
Beware of power lines
Survival driver training. Follow outlined
Inform personnel of previous hazards
If Driver loses sight of Spotter, He shoul
 Error Bodily Injury P I C 1 Experience/Training/Certification
ility Spotter--Reverse if necessary/MORE TH
nts Proper load out
PPE Equipment / Material damage E II C 2 Communication
Rig up Inspect equipment--shackles, slings, cha
oad equipment to be sure it has been inspec
nt Failure Environmental contamination Proper PPE for employees, as well as th
Conditions ENV II C 2 Check for drain plug
b meeting Proper control of equipment. Preventati
equipment
Stay within operating limits of equipme
Supervisor discretion with crews
Pre-job meeting and checklist
Proper positioning
Authorized Personnel Only
If driver loses sight of spotter, STOP veh
Chock wheels of parked trucks

use of lift equipment Bodily injury P II B 1 Trained operators, only authorized pers
nent failure (i.e.
Ensure suitable f
procedures structures and crane outriggers
d operators Equipment damage E III B 2 Be aware of shifting load
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power lines & guy personnel not required
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d be aware of all overhead lines & wires III C 3
of extreme temperatures & operation of crane
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nated signalman
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xposed skin (e.g.. gloves, coveralls, hard hat liners) III C 3

housekeeping of unit & work area II D 3

t conditions which can’t be immediately corrected

arehouse procedures for stacking materials and

housekeeping of unit & work area
t conditions which can’t be immediately corrected

arehouse procedures for stacking materials and II D 3

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edges are in place
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nate routes/Drive for conditions
oper tools to lift overhead power lines II D 3

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cate with customer location size needs.
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ed from side location II D 3
flective triangles and use flashing caution lights
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f power lines
river training. Follow outlined procedure
rsonnel of previous hazards
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flective triangles and use flashing caution lights
gger to slow traffic
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river training. Follow outlined procedure
rsonnel of previous hazards
oses sight of Spotter, He should stop immediately

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drain plug II D 3
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eels of parked trucks

perators, only authorized personnel II D 3

Ensure suitable foundations for support
s and crane outriggers
of shifting load III C 3
spection & maintenance of crane & components
spect crane components prior to use- Clear area of
not required
cate instructions clearly to all involved and during job III C 3
and signals)
d be aware of overhead lines & wires prior to moving

of extreme temp. & operation of crane

ing radius
nated signalman
Use Taglines
certified lifting chains

y system on sour location II D 3

sition self directly over critical well openings
a of personnel not needed to perform task
of increase/decrease in ambient air temperature and II D 3
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ssure rating of wellhead components
tatus of valves (open or closed)
of well gases or fluids Refer II D 3
& Safety Standards
Head Lock Out Tag Out
job safety meeting
properly trained for task
MS procedures
E used at all times
at all pressure is released through choke before
any connection
lution valves and/or containment devices to catch
en breaking connections
 & Safety Standards
Head Lock Out Tag Out
job safety meeting
properly trained for task
MS procedures
E used at all times
at all pressure is released through choke before
any connection
lution valves and/or containment devices to catch
en breaking connections
at all valves are left in the correct position for task
mpleted

xposed skin (e.g.. gloves, coveralls) III C 3

oper tools & PPE (Safety Glasses) III C 3

Remove all non essential personnel from
e area All pressure has
ased from lines
ask safety meeting; discuss line of fire
e of fire while swinging hammers
spotter for crane operator
Pre & Post Trips, II D 3
nnection (snap tites), II D 3
enance & seals Inspection

s before rig down II D 3

ufficient fluids III C 3

needed

er lifting techniques or equipment III C 3

sistance as required
perators, authorized personnel only
of shifting load III C 3
spection & maintenance of crane & components
spect crane components prior to use
a of personnel not required
cate instructions clearly to all involved and during job
and signals)
be aware of all overhead lines & wires prior to

of extreme temp. & operation of crane

ing radius, keep hands clear of contact
nated signalman
Use Taglines
 of conditions on lease which cannot be immediately III D 3
(hoses, cables, ice)
ights / flashlights in poor light

rotection (ear plugs/muffs) required at all times III C 3

xposed skin (i.e. gloves)

box lights / flashlights D 3
appropriate to the job II
ench burrs
sitioning of hands to nearby objects

resters when required (4 feet off the ground i.e. II D 3

up injector)
oper footing, step & hand hold
sion ladder wherever possible
wellhead if ladder is not available

rotection (ear plugs/muffs) required at all times II D 3

y annual audiometric testing

cate between operator & signalman II E 3

oper maintenance & connections of hoses
ersonnel
uipment is not palced on the hoses II D 3
heck all hydraulic hose connections

II D 3

k inside BOP until RAMS are completely functioned II D 3

dicator pins)
ce & eye protection is worn
II D 3

of moving parts & avoid unsafe acts when engine is II D 3

machine guards over all moving parts
ses & belts, etc., prior to starting engine III C 3
n engine immediately for any malfunction
a of personnel not needed to perform task

safe distance from base of the injector III C 3

aintenance of tools
pection

cate between operator & signalman I E 3

oper maintenance & connections of hoses
ersonnel
on in extreme temperatures (hoses may break or

heck all hydraulic hose connections

Limit hydralic pressure so as not to
cate between operator & signalman
oper maintenance & connections of hoses
ersonnel
on in extreme temperatures (hoses may break or II D 3

heck all hydraulic hose connections

Limit hydralic pressure so as not to
onally overload system II D 3

aintenance on pipe II D 3
perators
us of pipe integrity by proper monitoring on IWI.
ersonnel off deck of unit and out of immediate area II D 3
Use of barrier tapes

uge/PRV is calibrated and DAS properly set up III C 3

PRV to the appropriate pressure rating for the

erify operator's compentenccy

iii C 3

aintenance of pump & hoses I E 3

ersonnel
heck valve positioning
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fe distance from pressure lines
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up pipe
ork method & DOS for running coiled tubing

MSDS for proper handling & PPE (i.e. gloves, goggles, I E 3

d, etc.)
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ve, bleeder tee, chicksans) II D 3
ersonnel
a of personnel not needed
heck valve positioning before engaging pumpers
od communication (radios) II D 3

MSDS for proper handling, flash point, PPE (face shield, I E 3

loves, etc.)
f hazardous wastes at proper disposal facility
ll sources of ignition
equate lighting
a of personnel not required II D 3
ersonnel on spill prevention, response and
on & provide spill kits
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ources)
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erfill tank(s)
 ll sources of ignition
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a of personnel not required
ersonnel on spill prevention, response and
on & provide spill kits
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ources)
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ation should commence early enough to be III C 3

d with daylight
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r 24hrs
oper maintenance & connections of hoses II D 3
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on in extreme temperatures (hoses may break or

heck all hydraulic hose connections II D 3

draulics properly warmed before increasing speed
onnel in spill response & remediation and provide
esources (i.e. spill kits)

rotection (ear plugs/muffs) required at all times III C 3

y annual audiometric testing

of moving parts & avoid unsafe acts when engine is I E 3

n engine immediately (air kill / emergency kill button
se) in the event of malfunction II D 3
aintenance of hose, drive chains & pipe (note cycle
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mmunication between operator & supervisor II D 3

xposed skin (e.g.. gloves, coveralls) III C 3

proriate PPE for mixing of chemicals III D 3

ork method procedure for mixing
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ll control Kit III D 3
cal should be in properly labeled containers III D 3
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tore chemicals on site IV E 3
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test of DAS to be carried out prior to mobilisation. III D 3
should be competent in using the software for data
n.
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ocedures for pulling of pipe
of sudden increase in pressure, stop pumps
up pipe . Check maximum pressure rating of
onents and return lines
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htening of tool. Pull test of TEC before RIH II D 3

test of PCE according to standard prior to commencing III C 3

quate prepartions on how the well returns will be

with the client prior to operation
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sistance as required
perators, authorized personnel only
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spection & maintenance of crane & components
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III C 3
of extreme temp. & operation of crane
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of extreme temp. & operation of crane

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der to pick one person responsible for opening and I E 3

all discharge and release valves to avoid confusion.
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ssure before breaking the lines II D 3
aintenance of high pressure lines (check valve, bleeder
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needed
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box lights / flashlights
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, etc.)
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