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JSA (JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS)

JSA NO: 2015.4.3

JOB DESCRIPTION: RUNNING CASING


PERSONNEL INVOLVED: Casing Crew Tong Operator, Stabber, floor Crew, Driller, Roughnecks
ACCIDENT POTENTIAL/EXPERIENCE: MEDIUM
OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE RISK SAFETY PRECAUTION
 Lifting of casing from rack to V door.  Thread protector (KLEPO) can fall off.  Check that thread protector does not leak
before lift.
 Lifting casing from V-door with pick-up.  Pick-up elevator/casing can get caught.  Be observant and check casing and elevator
before lift.
 Receiving casing on drill floor.  Risk of rope entering V-door.  Do not lift casing too high.
 Setting casing in box.  Crush related injuries.  Hands must be over threaded part when
casing is inserted.
 Stabbing casing.  Pick-up elevator opens too early.  Pick-up elevator must not be opened before
casing is in the box.
 Attachment of tong.  Crush related injuries/cutting fingers.  Use handle on tong to attach.
 Close doors on tong before running.
 When running casing in.  Blows to and travelling of tong.  Stand clear of tong.
 Removal of tong.  Impact and crush related injuries.  Do not open door on tong before operator
gives signal.
 Backup tong (rig tong).  Tongs can meet.  Use correct length of backup wire.
 Lowering casing.  Impact from pick-up elevator.  Be aware of the fact that the pick-up elevator
can get stuck.
 Setting slips.  Crush related injuries.  Lift correctly and pay attention.
 Use spider slips if possible
1. JSA (JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS)
JSA NO:4.3.1

JOB DESCRIPTION: RUNNING CASING


PERSONNEL INVOLVED: Casing Crew Tong Operator, Stabber, floor Crew, Driller, Roughnecks

ACCIDENT POTENTIAL/EXPERIENCE: MEDIUM


OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE RISK SAFETY PRECAUTION
 Filling mud.  Eye injury.  Use correct safety equipment.
 Overalls must be outside safety boots.

 Checking out stabbing board.  Fall.  Hang block on support belt.


 Stabbing board is checked and lubricated before
and after every job.

 After running casing.  Block and belt are taken down, cleaned and
stored in a clean/dry place until the next casing
job.

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