Shut-In Well

In the Oil & Gas Industry, the definition of a shut-in well is:

- Wells whose production is stopped by shutting in the casing heads & pipe or by stopping the pumping. This is done to reduce oil production.

- Limiting the amount of production. This is done to limit the supply of oil & also to prevent an emergency from occurring when the crew is evacuated.

What happens if the well is not shut-in properly? If the shut-in of the well is not done immediately, an explosion will likely occur. Shutting-in procedures are usually carried out on every rig activity (drilling, tripping, logging, tubular running, conducting drill rod tests & so on).

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Drone

Supported by the right technology, Drone provides the best services & solutions for several industries:

- Oil & Gas Industry uses Drone to provide needed information & to replace humans in Confined Spaces & other hazardous areas

- The Mining Industry uses Drone to explore, conduct surveys, monitor operations, calculate & more

- Construction & Infrastructure Industry uses Drone to survey, map, calculate, design, plan jobs & check progress on work

- Plantation & Forestry Industry uses Drone to audit land management, detect pests, analyze floods, provide airborne information & more

- Urban Planning Industry uses Drone to get data, provide information about regions & more

- The power Generation & Utility Industry uses Drone to identify hazards in transmission lines & pipelines

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Onshore Incident Commander

When managing & dealing with emergencies & incidents, the Incident Commanders should know of:

- Emergency/Incident Management

- Emergencies that are easy to control if managed properly, can escalate if not controlled & cannot be controlled

- Incident Command Structure (ICS)

They must also have the ability to:

- Monitor & manage resources

- Delegate authority

- Manage individuals & teams

- Make Emergency/Incident Plans & Procedures & conduct them when an emergency/incident occurs

- Provide information & instructions efficiently

- Review & manage information about emergencies/incidents that occur

- Provide information to appropriate agencies through the Incident Management Team

- Handle the effects of an emergency/incident that has occurred

- Handle the stress

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Plant Manager And Incident Commander

Some emergencies that usually occur in the Plant area:

- Type A: easy to control if managed properly

- Type B: can increase if not controlled

- Type C: uncontrollable & leads to evacuation

A few other things that also usually happen:

- Extreme weather

- Missing facilities

- Disturbed environment

- Loss of personnel

- Incidents that occur on the road

- Sabotage

When an emergency occurs, the personnel responsible for & tasked with assisting the Emergency Management Team must do the following:

- Controlling the emergency by assessing the situation & taking effective action

- Providing information about emergencies that occur to appropriate agencies

- Performing pre-planned actions that start when the emergency alarm is sounded until the emergency has ended

- Managing individuals & teams

- Delegating authority to the team

- Providing evacuation places, gathering places & temporary shelters

- Handling injured, stressed & missing victims & personnel

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Confined Space

Some facts about Confined Space:

- Although Confined Space can be entered by workers who have to do certain jobs in it, Confined Space is not designed for people/humans

- Areas for entering & exiting the Confined Space are very limited, so the Confined Space should not be used as a permanent residence

- Confined Space has hazardous atmospheres, hazardous materials & areas that can trap workers who enter them

- Confined Space is also dangerous due to gas, heatwave & damage to engine & cables

- Confined Space requires Ventilation Hose to provide air & expel toxic fumes

- Confined Space requires Guardrails to protect the workers from possible falls

- Several forms of Confined Space: tank, storage bin, carriage, pit, tunnel, equipment housing, duct, pipelines, etc

- Workers who enter into a Confined Space must have a Permit To Work in a Confined Space

Information: https://www.samson-tiara.co.id/Course/Confined-Space-Safety-Entry-Rescue/

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