Offshore Oil Rig Organization and Responsibilities

Offshore Oil Rig Organization and Responsibilities
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Peoples p On Rig g
Crew Rig: Working directly under rig owner, owner could be direct hire or third party. Client and Service Partners: Well owner will lead all the service partners during rig activity. Sometimes client hire a consultant to supervise the drilling operation. p
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Offshore Installation Manager

Maintenance Supervisor
SAFETY RSTC (1) Rig Medic (1) DRILLING S i Toolpusher Senior T l h (1) Toolpusher (2) Driller (2) Assistant Driller (6) Trainee A/D (2) Derrickman (2) Pumpman (2) Roughneck (8) MARINE Master M t (1) Chief Mate (2) Senior DPO (1) DPO (4) Deck Pusher (2) Crane Operator (4) Radio Operator (2) Bosun (2) Roustabout (10) Able Body Seamen (4) Ordinary (4) y Seamen ( ) MARINE ENGINEERING Chief Engineer (1) First Engineer (1) Second Engineer (2) Third Engineer (2) Motorman (2) ELECTRICAL Electrical Supervisor (1) Chief Electrician (2) Chief E/T (2) Electrician (2) E/T (2) Trainee Electrician (1) Trainee ET (1) MECHANICAL Mechanical Supervisor (1) Chief Mechanic (2) Mechanic (2) Trainee Mechanic (1) Welder (2) SUBSEA Sr. Subsea Supervisor (1) Subsea Engineer (1) Asst. Subsea Engineer (2) Trainee S/E (1) WAREHOUSE Sr. Materialman (1) Page Materialman (1)

SAFETY RSTC (1) Rig Medic (1) DRILLING S i Toolpusher Senior T l h (1) Toolpusher (2) Driller (2) Assistant Driller (6) Trainee A/D (2) Derrickman (2) Pumpman (2) Roughneck (8) MARINE Master M t (1) Chief Mate (2) Senior DPO (1) DPO (4) Deck Pusher (2) Crane Operator (4) Radio Operator (2) Bosun (2) Roustabout (10) Able Body Seamen (4) Ordinary (4) y Seamen ( ) ELECTRICAL Electrical Supervisor (1) Chief Electrician (2) Chief E/T (2) Electrician (2) E/T (2) Trainee Electrician (1) Trainee ET (1)
SAFETY RSTC (1) Rig Medic (1)

MECHANICAL Mechanical Supervisor (1) Chief Mechanic (2) Mechanic (2) Trainee Mechanic (1) Welder (2)
SUBSEA Sr. Subsea Supervisor (1) Subsea Engineer (1) Asst. Subsea Engineer (2) Trainee S/E (1) WAREHOUSE Sr. Materialman (1) Page Materialman (1)
Safety y Department p
RSTC: assisting in the continued development of the HSE culture onboard rig. g This shall incorporate p mentoring, g, coaching and monitoring the development of personnel though the administration and co-ordination of installation based training. training Medic: In the busy environment of a drilling rig there are inevitably accidents to personnel and a qualified nurse is therefore employed to treat minor injuries. More serious cases are sent ashore or to a large production platform by Medivac Medivac helicopter. While he is not treating patients the medic also does routine rig office paperwork, such as compiling crew and passenger lists, and organises accommodation arrangements. arrangements

SAFETY RSTC (1) Rig Medic (1) DRILLING S i Toolpusher Senior T l h (1) Toolpusher (2) Driller (2) Assistant Driller (6) Trainee A/D (2) Derrickman (2) Pumpman (2) Roughneck (8)
DRILLING MARINE
Master M t (1) Chief Mate (2) Senior DPO (1) DPO (4) Deck Pusher (2) Crane Operator (4) Radio Operator (2) Bosun (2) Roustabout (10) Able Body Seamen (4) Ordinary (4) y Seamen ( )
Senior Toolpusher (1) Toolpusher (2) Driller (2) Assistant Driller (6) Trainee A/D (2) Derrickman (2) Pumpman (2) Roughneck (8)
ELECTRICAL Electrical Supervisor (1) Chief Electrician (2) Chief E/T (2) Electrician (2) E/T (2) Trainee Electrician (1) Trainee ET (1) MECHANICAL Mechanical Supervisor (1) Chief Mechanic (2) Mechanic (2) Trainee Mechanic (1) Welder (2) SUBSEA Sr. Subsea Supervisor (1) Subsea Engineer (1) Asst. Subsea Engineer (2) Trainee S/E (1) WAREHOUSE Sr. Materialman (1) Page Materialman (1)
Drilling Department
Senior TP supervise the drilling operations and associated activities and ensure they are in accordance with the well program and ensure that drilling operations are carried out in a safe, efficient and productive manner. Due to high amount of personnel in this department there will be a lot of opportunities to go up further on the rank and considerably faster than other departments. Driller is the supervisor of the drill crew and is responsible for conducting drilling operations from the drill floor. He operates the hoist, rotary and mud circulation equipment f from a small ll control t l cabin bi known k as the th dog d h house, and d operates the BOP controls in an emergency
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SAFETY RSTC (1) Rig Medic (1) DRILLING S i Toolpusher Senior T l h (1) Toolpusher (2) Driller (2) Assistant Driller (6) Trainee A/D (2) Derrickman (2) Pumpman (2) Roughneck (8)
MARINE MARINE M t (1) Master Master (1) Chief Mate (2) Senior DPO (1) Chief Mate (2) DPO (4) Deck Pusher (2) Senior DPO (1) Crane Operator (4) Radio Operator (2) DPO (4) Bosun (2) Roustabout Deck Pusher (2) (10) Able Body Seamen (4) y Seamen Crane Operator p Ordinary ( (4) ) ((4)) Radio Operator (2) Bosun (2) Roustabout (10) Able Body Seamen (4) Ordinary Seamen (4)
ELECTRICAL Electrical Supervisor (1) Chief Electrician (2) Chief E/T (2) Electrician (2) E/T (2) Trainee Electrician (1) Trainee ET (1) MECHANICAL Mechanical Supervisor (1) Chief Mechanic (2) Mechanic (2) Trainee Mechanic (1) Welder (2) SUBSEA Sr. Subsea Supervisor (1) Subsea Engineer (1) Asst. Subsea Engineer (2) Trainee S/E (1) WAREHOUSE Sr. Materialman (1) Page Materialman (1)
Marine Department p
The Master provide marine support to the industrial operation p of the vessel and exercise authority y and discretion to take whatever action is required for the safety of the crew, vessel and protection of the environment Master is the highest rank on marine side and he will be responsible of the ships integrity and safety specially during the move.
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SAFETY RSTC (1) Rig Medic (1)
ELECTRICAL Electrical Supervisor (1) Chief Electrician (2) Chief E/T (2) Electrician (2) E/T (2) Trainee Electrician (1) Trainee ET ( (1) )
DRILLING S i Toolpusher Senior T l h (1) Toolpusher (2) Driller (2) Assistant Driller (6) Trainee A/D (2) Derrickman (2) Pumpman (2) Roughneck (8) MARINE Master M t (1) Chief Mate (2) Senior DPO (1) DPO (4) Deck Pusher (2) Crane Operator (4) Radio Operator (2) Bosun (2) Roustabout (10) Able Body Seamen (4) Ordinary (4) y Seamen ( )
ELECTRICAL Electrical Supervisor (1) Chief Electrician (2) Chief E/T (2) Electrician (2) E/T (2) Trainee Electrician (1) Trainee ET (1)
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Electrical Department p
Maintenance Supervisor will Supervise the Chief Engineer, g , Mechanical Supervisor p or Chief Mechanic, , Electrical Supervisor or Chief Electrician, Electronics Supervisor or Chief Electronics Technician, Information Technology Supervisor, Supervisor and Senior Subsea Supervisor Electrical Department will responsible for all electrical, electronic, instrumentation and communication system onboard rig such as: Computer System, Air Con System, DP System, Alarm System, CCTV System, etc.
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MECHANICAL Mechanical Supervisor (1) Chief Mechanic (2) M h i (2) Mechanic Trainee Mechanic ( (1) ) Welder (3)
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Mechanical Department p
Responsible for all drilling package mechanical/rotating g equipment q p such as: drawworks, top drive, travelling block, crown block, rig crane, hydra racker, pipe skate, riser skate mud pumps, skate, pumps centrifugal pumps pumps, agitators agitators, power tongs, etc. Marine equipment and utilities not part of this department.
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SUBSEA S Subsea Sr. S b S Supervisor i (1) Subsea Supervisor p ( (1) ) Asst. Subsea Engineer (2) Trainee S/E (1)
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Subsea Department p
Responsible for all well control equipment such as BOP Stack, , High g Pressure Unit, , Crown Mounted Compensator, Active Heave Compensator, Marine Riser Tensioners, Risers, Diverter, Choke & Kill Manifold BOP Crane, Manifold, Crane BOP Test Unit Unit, etc etc.
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WAREHOUSE Sr. Materialman (1) M t i l Materialman (1)
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Warehouse Department p
Responsible for maintaining good and efficient amount of spare p parts p on the rig. g Including g ordering parts, obtaining quote from vendor, maintain good record of parts/equipment movement. movement Warehouseman must have good basic knowledge on all rig equipment as well as good technical background.
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MARINE ENGINEERING First Engineer (1) Second Engineer (2) Third Engineer (2) M t Motorman (2)
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Marine Eng. g Department p

Marine Engineering responsible for all ship and utilities equipment q p such as: Main Diesel Engines, g , Boiler, Air Compressor, Watermaker, Cooling System, Air Conditioning System, Sewage System, Incinerator Ballast System and Piping Incinerator, Piping, etc etc. All of them must have Marine License because they were part of ship crew.
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Catering Crew
CHIEF STEWARD: Catering big amount of personnel calls for careful stores planning, especially when supplies may be delayed due to bad weather. The chief steward/camp boss may double as the chief cook in some companies, although managing the catering department is normally a full-time task. COOKS: There are usually two cooks, one on a day shift, and the other h on nights, i h when h bread b d is i baked. b k d They Th work k in i a galley ll which hi h is i mechanized as far as possible, like that aboard any large ship. There is usually a galley steward to assist the duty cook. STEWARDS: STEWARDS Rig Ri catering i staff ff keeps k accommodation d i and d mess rooms habitable and assist in the galley and elsewhere to the chief stewards requirements. The whole shifts working clothes, which get extremely dirty on a rig, rig are washed at the end of each tour, tour with a steward operating the laundry service. The catering staff may be directly employed by the drilling contractor, or may work through an offshore crewing agency. agency
Supports: pp
Performance Manager Asset Manager Technical Support Team Logistic Team Travel Team Training Team
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Client & Third Party y

Drilling Consultancies: providing technical assistance with drilling g engineering g g and personnel p support for drilling operation.
1. Company Man/Drilling Supervisor (1) 2 Night Company Man/Drilling Engineer (1) 2.
Drilling Company Representatives: The well owners will place few people on the rig to oversee the whole drilling operation.
1. Chief Engineer Drilling (1) 2 Geologist (1) 2.
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Cementing: Company providing this service Schlumberger, g , Halliburton, , BJ, J, etc.
1. Cementing Supervisor (1) 2. Cementer (1) 3 Assistant Cementer (1) 3.
Casing Crew: Responsible to inspect, prepare, and run the casing in the well. Example: ITS, Weatherford.
1. Team Leader (1) 2. Torque Turn Operator (2)
Wellhead: There will be one person who will ready to run the well equipment such as: wellhead, guide base, hanger, etc. Example: Vetco, Drill Quip, FMC, etc.

Mud Engineering: Responsible for providing drilling g mud and conditioning g mud.
1. Mud Engineer (1) 2. Centrifuge Engineer (1) 3 Cutting/Drier Operator (1) 3.
Directional Drilling: is process of deviating a well bore along a pre-determined course to a target whose location is given at a lateral distance from the vertical. Coring: cutting of core is the only way that provide intact specimens of the selected formation, for anatomy, only one person onboard.

Fishing: This is specialized operation to retrieved or collect something g from inside the well. Mud Logging:
1. Data Engineer (2) 2 Mud 2. M dL Logger (2) 3. Sample Catcher (2)
Wireline Logging gg g: Providing g well information by y logging while drilling or wireline logging.
1. Wireline Engineer (2) 2 LWD Engineer (2) 2. 3. Wireline Operator (2)
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ROV: a remotely operated vehicle will deploy to subsea to p perform require q service such as: to g give view on seabed while drilling top hole, assist while BOP landing operation, subsea intervention, etc.
1. ROV Supervisor(1) 1 2. ROV Pilot (2) 3. ROV Technician (2)
Well Testing: or drill stem test is used to provide a more definitive idea of the production capacity of the well, identify the types of fluids within the well, as well as the flow rate of these fluids, formation permeability and reservoir pressure. During the job it could reach 10-14 10 14 people onboard. onboard
Rig g Lifes:
Requirement prior flying offshore Working schedule Shift Weekly Drill English Class Entertainment Room, Gym, Sauna, Television, Phone Ph Food
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Accommodation
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Entertainment Room
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