ENWE BNSV - 1

TUBING CONVEYED PERFORATION

SERVICE DESIGN
PREPARED FOR: SPDC

DATE: 17 MAY, 2021

PREPARED BY

NAME DESIGNATION DATE

Victor Emah TCP Engineer 17-MAY-21

VERIFIED BY

NAME DESIGNATION DATE

Titus Udoh Technical Professional
Table of Contents

1. Bottomhole Assembly Schematic ......................................................................................................... 3

2. Gun Loading Design .............................................................................................................................. 6
3. Firing Head Pinning Calculations ........................................................................................................... 8
4. Charge Performance ........................................................................................................................... 10
5. Gun/Firing Head Specifications ........................................................................................................... 12
6. Job Procedure ..................................................................................................................................... 18
7. Job Hazard Analysis ............................................................................................................................. 31
8. PROFORMA WCC................................................................................................................................. 37
1. Bottomhole Assembly Schematic
 ENWE BNSV-1 SAND C5000 OVERBALANCED TUBING CONVEYED
PERFORATING
Company Name: SPDC Company Rep: NWACHUKWU GODWIN Date : 17-May-21

Field Name: ENWE Well No: BNSV-1 Rig Name: HILONG 29 TIME 2:00:00 PM
Size Weight I.D. Depth Test pressure Rev No. 0
Casing/LINER: 9-5/8" 47 PPF 8.681 12420 XXXX PBTD DEVIATION
XXXX XX
WELL DATA
Size Weight I.D. Depth Thread Type BHP BHT
Tubing/Drillpipe 5 1/2 21.9 4 5-1/2" FH XXXX XXX degF
FLUID WT FLUID TYPE

Interval XXXX - XXXX (50') GUN SIZE 7" CHARGE TYPE BH HMX 0.55 PSI/FT? BRINE

Water Depth 0 CUSHION FLUID N/A

JOB TYPE: TCP OVERBALANCE

TOTAL LENGTH OF BHA 596.45 ft

TOP OF CORRELATION MARKER PUP

7,845.94 ft
POINT
MAXIMUM DEPTH FOR WIRELINE
7,900.99 ft
CORRELATION Wireline Correlation Depth 50ft below Marker Pups (Inside Drill Pipe)

MAXIMUM OD
7.50

Description SUPPLIER Top Connection Lower Connection OD (in) ID (in) Length(FT) MD TOP MD BOTTOM

20 20 DRILL PIPES TO SURFACE HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.00 4.00 7542.00 (17.08) 7,524.92

19 19 5-1/2" Hwt Drill Pipe (3 Stands #2 - #4) HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.50 3.25 274.31 7,524.92 7,799.23

18 18 15FT CORRELATION PUP JOINT HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.00 4.00 15.05 7,799.23 7,814.28

17 17 DRILL PIPES (SINGLE FROM STD 1) HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.00 4.00 31.66 7,814.28 7,845.94

16 16 5FT CORRELATION PUP JOINT HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.00 4.00 5.05 7,845.94 7,850.99

15 15 DRILL PIPES DOUBLE FROM STD 1 HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.00 4.00 63.40 7,850.99 7,914.39

14 14 5-1/2" Hwt Drill Pipe (STAND 1) HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.50 3.25 91.45 7,914.39 8,005.84

13 13 5-1/2" FH BOX X 3-1/2" IF PIN XO HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 3-1/2" IF PIN 7.000 2.75 2.67 8,005.84 8,008.51

12 12 CROSS, 3-1/2" IF BOX X 3-1/2" EUE PIN SPARKOIL 3-1/2" IF BOX 3-1/2" EUE PIN 4.250 2.50 1.00 8,008.51 8,009.51

3-1/2" HEAVY WALL EUE PUP JOINTS

11 11 SPARKOIL 3-1/2" EUE-BOX 3-1/2" EUE-PIN 4.880 3.00 10.11 8,009.51 8,019.62
WITH COLLAR

10 10 BALANCED ISOLATION TOOL (BIT) SPARKOIL 3-1/2" EUE BOX 3-1/2" EUE-PIN 4.250 3.000 2.20 8,019.62 8,021.82

3-1/2" HEAVY WALL EUE PUP JOINTS

9 9 SPARKOIL 3-1/2" EUE-BOX 3-1/2" EUE-PIN 4.880 3.00 10.12 8,021.82 8,031.94
WITH COLLAR
3-1/2" HEAVY WALL EUE PUP JOINTS
8 8 SPARKOIL 3-1/2" EUE-BOX 3-1/2" EUE-PIN 4.880 3.00 10.11 8,031.94 8,042.05
WITH COLLAR
CROSSS, 3-1/2" EUE BOX X 2 7/8" EUE
6 6 SPARKOIL 3-1/2" EUE-BOX 2 7/8" EUE PIN 4.25 2.25 1.28 8,042.05 8,043.33
PIN
3-1/2" HEAVY WALL EUE PUP JOINTS
7 7 SPARKOIL 2 7/8" EUE BOX 2 7/8" EUE PIN 4.880 3.00 10.11 8,043.33 8,053.44
WITH COLLAR

5 5 MOD-IID MECHANICAL FIRING HEAD SPARKOIL 2 7/8" EUE BOX 3 3/8" ACME BOX 3.375 N/A 5.05 8,053.44 8,058.49

4 4 FIRING HEAD CROSSOVER SPARKOIL 3 3/8" ACME PIN 6-1/4" ACME PIN 7.000 N/A 0.54 8,058.49 8,059.03

3 3 GUN SPACER: TOP SHOT TO END OF GUN SPARKOIL 6-1/4 ACME BOX N/A 7.000 N/A 10.97 8,059.03 8,070.00

2 2 GUN #1 ASSY 38FT BH LD HMX SPARKOIL N/A 6-1/4" ACME BOX 7.000 N/A 50.00 8,070.00 8,120.00

1 1 BOTTOM SHOT TO BULL PLUG SPARKOIL 6-1/4" ACME PIN N/A 7.000 N/A 1.37 8,120.00 8,121.37

BRIDGE PLUG XXXX

A

LENGTH OF BHA 112.86

DESIGNED BY : Victor Emah Tel :
NOTE: DISTANCE FROM
Office : SES-Port Harcourt Fax :
MARKER PUP TO TOP SHOT=
email : victor.emah@sparkoilenergy.com Mobile: 08154610970 224.06
 ENWE BNSV-1 C6000 OVERBALANCED TUBING CONVEYED
PERFORATING
Company Name: SPDC Company Rep: NWACHUKWU GODWIN Date : 17-May-21

Field Name: ENWE Well No: BNSV-1 Rig Name: HILONG 29 TIME 2:00:00 PM
Size Weight I.D. Depth Test pressure Rev No. 0
Casing/LINER: 9-5/8" 47 PPF 8.681 12420 XXXX PBTD DEVIATION
XXXX XX
WELL DATA
Size Weight I.D. Depth Thread Type BHP BHT
Tubing/Drillpipe 5 1/2 21.9 4 5-1/2" FH XXXX XXXX
FLUID WT FLUID TYPE

Interval XXXX - XXXX (78') GUN SIZE 7" CHARGE TYPE BH HMX 0.55 PSI/FT? BRINE

Water Depth 0 CUSHION FLUID N/A

JOB TYPE: TCP OVERBALANCE

TOTAL LENGTH OF BHA 622.76 ft

TOP OF CORRELATION MARKER PUP

8,692.63 ft
POINT
MAXIMUM DEPTH FOR WIRELINE
8,747.68 ft
CORRELATION Wireline Correlation Depth 50ft below Marker Pups (Inside Drill Pipe)

MAXIMUM OD
7.50

Description SUPPLIER Top Connection Lower Connection OD (in) ID (in) Length(FT) MD TOP MD BOTTOM

20 20 DRILL PIPES TO SURFACE HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.00 4.00 7542.00 829.61 8,371.61

19 19 5-1/2" Hwt Drill Pipe (3 Stands #2 - #4) HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.50 3.25 274.31 8,371.61 8,645.92

18 18 15FT CORRELATION PUP JOINT HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.00 4.00 15.05 8,645.92 8,660.97

17 17 DRILL PIPES (SINGLE FROM STD 1) HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.00 4.00 31.66 8,660.97 8,692.63

16 16 5FT CORRELATION PUP JOINT HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.00 4.00 5.05 8,692.63 8,697.68

15 15 DRILL PIPES DOUBLE FROM STD 1 HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.00 4.00 63.40 8,697.68 8,761.08

14 14 5-1/2" Hwt Drill Pipe (STAND 1) HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 5-1/2 FH PIN 7.50 3.25 91.45 8,761.08 8,852.53

13 13 5-1/2" FH BOX X 3-1/2" IF PIN XO HIL 29 5-1/2 FH BOX 3-1/2" IF PIN 7.000 2.75 2.67 8,852.53 8,855.20

12 12 CROSS, 3-1/2" IF BOX X 3-1/2" EUE PIN SPARKOIL 3-1/2" IF BOX 3-1/2" EUE PIN 4.250 2.50 1.00 8,855.20 8,856.20

3-1/2" HEAVY WALL EUE PUP JOINTS

11 11 SPARKOIL 3-1/2" EUE-BOX 3-1/2" EUE-PIN 4.880 3.00 10.11 8,856.20 8,866.31
WITH COLLAR

10 10 BALANCED ISOLATION TOOL (BIT) SPARKOIL 3-1/2" EUE BOX 3-1/2" EUE-PIN 4.250 3.000 2.20 8,866.31 8,868.51

3-1/2" HEAVY WALL EUE PUP JOINTS

9 9 SPARKOIL 3-1/2" EUE-BOX 3-1/2" EUE-PIN 4.880 3.00 10.12 8,868.51 8,878.63
WITH COLLAR
3-1/2" HEAVY WALL EUE PUP JOINTS
8 8 SPARKOIL 3-1/2" EUE-BOX 3-1/2" EUE-PIN 4.880 3.00 10.11 8,878.63 8,888.74
WITH COLLAR
3-1/2" HEAVY WALL EUE PUP JOINTS
7 7 SPARKOIL 3-1/2" EUE-BOX 3-1/2" EUE-PIN 4.880 3.00 10.11 8,888.74 8,898.85
WITH COLLAR
CROSSS, 3-1/2" EUE BOX X 2 7/8" EUE
6 6 SPARKOIL 3-1/2" EUE-BOX 2 7/8" EUE PIN 4.25 2.25 1.28 8,898.85 8,900.13
PIN

5 5 TIME DELAY FIRING HEAD WITH COLLAR SPARKOIL 2 7/8" EUE BOX 3 3/8" ACME BOX 3.375 N/A 2.96 8,900.13 8,903.09

4 4 FIRING HEAD CROSSOVER SPARKOIL 3 3/8" ACME PIN 6-1/4" ACME PIN 7.000 N/A 0.54 8,903.09 8,903.63

3 3 GUN SPACER: TOP SHOT TO END OF GUN SPARKOIL 6-1/4 ACME BOX N/A 7.000 N/A 11.37 8,903.63 8,915.00

2 2 GUN #1 ASSY 55FT BH LD HMX SPARKOIL N/A 6-1/4" ACME BOX 7.000 N/A 78.00 8,915.00 8,993.00

1 1 BOTTOM SHOT TO BULL PLUG SPARKOIL 6-1/4" ACME PIN 3 3/8" ACME PIN 7.000 N/A 1.37 8,993.00 8,994.37

PLUG BACK XXXX

A

LENGTH OF BHA 139.17

DESIGNED BY : Victor Emah Tel :
NOTE: DISTANCE FROM
Office : SES-Port Harcourt Fax :
MARKER PUP TO TOP SHOT=
email : victor.emah@sparkoilenergy.com Mobile: 08154610970 222.37
2. Gun Loading Design
 CUSTOMER: SPDC FIELD: ENWE Page 1 of 1
WELL NAME: BNSV - 1 RIG: HILONG 29

7" 18 SPF HMX - BH MIRAGE 60/120 DEG 17th May, 2021

O-RINGS
BUNA
14.83ft
VITON 270
BACK-UPS shots
BULL PLUG

STD. 0.58
TDF 16ft

101498239 SHIPPING ASSY.

STAGE NO 1

Shots 0.54 ft Firing Head Crossover PERFORATING INTERVAL:

18SPF XXXX - XXXX = 50ft LOADED
#9 16ft GUN 14.83ft Safety Spacer XXXX - XXXX = 78ft LOADED

0
Shots 1.95 blank + Tandem + Blank
D.P. B.H. XXX S.H.:
#8 16ft GUN
18SPF 14.83ft Fully Loaded Gun RDX: HMX: XXX PYX:
270
Shots 1.95 blank + Tandem + Blank
CHARGE PART # :
#7 16ft GUN GUN # QTY. D.S.C. QTY. D.S.C. TOTAL
18SPF 14.83ft Fully Loaded Gun 1 270
270 50 ft Loaded 2 270
Shots 1.95 blank + Tandem + Blank 3 270
4 270
#6 16ft GUN 14.83ft Fully Loaded Gun 5 196
18SPF 6 270
270 7 270
Shots blank + Gun Crossover 8 270
9 270

TOTAL 2356
PRIMACORD PART # :
Shots 1.12 ft Blank + Firing Head Crossover GUN # QTY. D.S.C. QTY. EXCESS TOTAL
3.95ft Spacer 1 18
#5 16ft GUN 10.88ft Loaded 2 18
18SPF 3 18
196 4 18
Shots 1.95 blank + Tandem + Blank 5 18
6 18
#4 16ft GUN 14.83ft Fully Loaded Gun 7 18
18SPF 8 18
270 9 18
Shots 1.95 blank + Tandem + Blank
TOTAL 162
#3 16ft GUN 14.83ft Fully Loaded Gun Bi Di BOOSTERS # :
18SPF GUN # QTY. D.S.C. EXCESS
270 1 2
Shots 1.95 blank + Tandem + Blank 2 2
78 ft Loaded 3 2
#2 16ft GUN 14.83ft Fully Loaded Gun 4 2
18SPF 5 2
270 6 2
Shots 1.95 blank + Tandem + Blank 7 2
8 2
#1 16ft GUN 14.83ft Fully Loaded Gun 9 2
18SPF
270 TOTAL 18
Shots ( Blank gun+Bull Plug)
3. Firing Head Pinning Calculations
*Calculation will be done when well data are available
4. Charge Performance
MAXFORCE®-FRAC SHAPED CHARGES
Penetration EHD Shot Explosive
Gun Size Shot Density, Halliburton Entrance Hole Case
Phasing Charge Name Cement QC, Casing Variance Load Data Type
(in.) spf (spm) Part No. in. (mm) Material
in. (mm) % gram
SCALLOPED GUNS
23⁄4 in. 6 (20) 60 102740045 150 MaxForce® FRAC, HMX, IS 23.7 (601.9) 0.36 (9.14) 41⁄2-in. 13.5-lb P-110 2.4% 15.0 Steel Barrel-QC
23⁄4 in. 6 (20) 60 102745134 150 MaxForce® FRAC, RDX, IS 22.5 (571.5) 0.35 (8.89) 41⁄2-in. 13.5-lb P-110 2.4% 15.0 Steel Barrel-QC
31⁄8 in. 6 (20) 60 102127122 210 MaxForce® FRAC, HMX, IS 17.8 (452.1) 0.49 (12.4) 41⁄2-in. 11.7-lb L-80 5.8% 21.0 Steel Barrel-QC
3 ⁄8 in.
1
6 (20) 60 102045430 210 MaxForce FRAC, RDX, IS
®
14.4 (365.8) 0.46 (11.7) 4 ⁄2-in. 11.7-lb L-80
1
4.7% 21.0 Steel Barrel-QC
31⁄8 in. 6 (20) 60 102732983 230 MaxForce® FRAC, HMX, IS 36.2 (919.5) 0.42 (10.7) 41⁄2-in. 13.5-lb P-110 3.0% 23.0 Steel Barrel-QC
3 ⁄8 in.
1
6 (20) 60 102736069 230 MaxForce FRAC, RDX, IS
®
31.6 (802.6) 0.41 (10.4) 4 ⁄2-in. 13.5-lb P-110
1
2.3% 23.0 Steel Barrel-QC
33⁄8 in. 6 (20) 60 102127122 210 MaxForce® FRAC, HMX, IS N/A 0.45 (11.4) 51⁄2-in. 17-lb L-80 11.7% 21.0 Steel Barrel
33⁄8 in. 6 (20) 60 102045430 210 MaxForce® FRAC, RDX, IS N/A 0.43 (10.9) 51⁄2-in. 17-lb L-80 13.1% 21.0 Steel Barrel
3 ⁄8 in.
3
6 (20) 60 102732983 230 MaxForce FRAC, HMX, IS
®
N/A 0.40 (10.1) 5 ⁄2-in. 23-lb P-110
1
4.3% 23.0 Steel Barrel
33⁄8 in. 6 (20) 60 102736069 230 MaxForce® FRAC, RDX, IS N/A 0.40 (10.1) 51⁄2-in. 23-lb P-110 3.5% 23.0 Steel Barrel

BIG HOLE SHAPED CHARGES

Entrance Casing Explosive
Gun Size Shot Density Halliburton Penetration Target Strength Case Data
Phasing Charge Name Hole Size Load
(in.) spf (spm) Part No. in. (mm) psi Material Type
in. (mm) in. gram
SCALLOPED GUNS
23⁄4 in. 6 (20) 60 101206793 23⁄4-in. BH, RDX 5.5 (139.7) 0.67 (17.0) 41⁄2 in. 6,109 14.7 Steel RP43
3 ⁄8 in.
1
10 (33) 135/45 102327840 140 MaxForce FLOW, HMX
®
4.4 (111.8) 0.66 (16.8) 5 in. 5,076 14 Steel 19B
31⁄8 in. 10 (33) 135/45 101351605 31⁄8-in. MIRAGE, HMX, LD 3.8 (96.5) 0.64 (16.3) 5 in. 6,100 14 Zinc QC
33⁄8 in. 12 (39) 135/45 101351605 31⁄8-in. MIRAGE, HMX, LD 4.1 (105.4) 0.63 (16.0) 51⁄2 in. 6,100 14 Zinc QC
33⁄8 in. 6 (20) 60 100005321 33⁄8-in. BH, RDX 4.7 (118.4) 0.86 (21.8) 41⁄2 in. 6,101 24 Steel QC
33⁄8 in. 12 (39) 150/30 100008251 33⁄8-in. BH, OMNI, RDX 5.3 (135.4) 0.62 (15.7) 51⁄2 in. 7,802 14 Steel RP43
31⁄2 in. 12 (39) 135/45 101542642 31⁄2 -in. MIRAGE, HMX, LD 4.2 (106.7) 0.65 (16.5) 51⁄2 in. 6,100 15 Zinc QC
45⁄8 in. 12 (39) 150/30 100005319 45⁄8-in. BH, RDX 6.4 (162.8) 0.74 (18.8) 7 in. 6,840 25 Steel RP43
45⁄8 in. 12 (39) 150/30 100005326 45⁄8-in. BH OMNI, RDX, LD 5.5 (140.0) 0.65 (16.5) 7 in. 7,346 22.7 Zinc RP43
45⁄8 in. 12 (39) 150/30 100157006 45⁄8-in. BH, HMX 7.0 (178.3) 0.75 (19.1) 7 in. 5,723 25 Steel QC
45⁄8 in. 12 (39) 150/30 100005311 45⁄8-in. SUPER BH, RDX 6.3 (160.0) 0.93 (23.6) 7 in. 6,982 28 Steel RP43
45⁄8 in. 12 (39) 150/30 100156995 45⁄8-in. SUPER HOLE, HMX 5.0 (127.3) 0.96 (24.4) 7 in. 5,016 28 Steel RP43
45⁄8 in. 12 (39) 150/30 101233690 45⁄8-in. SUPER HOLE, HMX, LD 5.3 (134.6) 0.85 (21.6) 7 in. 5,622 28 Zinc RP43
45⁄8 in. 12 (39) 26/129 100156995 45⁄8-in. SUPER HOLE, HMX 6.0 (152.4) 0.90 (22.8) 7 in. 6,009 28 Steel 19B
45⁄8 in. 18 (59) 135/45 100156990 45⁄8-in. BH, RDX 6.2 (157.0) 0.73 (18.5) 7 in. 5,553 20 Steel RP43
43⁄4 in. (HW) 14 (46) 135 101787632 43⁄4-in. MIRAGE, HMX, LD 5.9 (149.9) 0.71 (18.0) 7 in. 6,506 21 Zinc 19B
5 in. 12 (39) 150/30 100005311 45⁄8-in. SUPER HOLE, RDX 6.9 (175.3) 0.91 (23.1) 7 in. 5,192 28 Steel RP43
5 in. 12 (39) 150/30 100005319 45⁄8-in. BH, RDX 8.8 (223.5) 0.84 (21.3) 7 in. 6,508 25 Steel QC
5 in. 12 (39) 150/30 100156995 45⁄8-in. SUPER HOLE, HMX 6.0 (152.4) 1.00 (25.4) 7 in. 6,487 28 Steel QC
5 in. 12 (39) 150/30 100005311 45⁄8-in. SUPER HOLE, RDX 6.6 (168.9) 0.83 (21.1) 75⁄8 in. 7,877 28 Steel RP43
5 in. 12 (39) 135 101307494 5-in. MIRAGE, RDX, LD 6.0 (152.4) 0.90 (22.9) 75⁄8 in. 6,551 32 Zinc 19B
5 ⁄8 in.
1
12 (39) 135 101307494 5-in. MIRAGE, RDX, LD 6.6 (167.6) 0.88 (22.4) 75⁄8 in. 5,576 32 Zinc 19B
51⁄8 in. 21 (69) 120 Cluster 101292616 5-in. BH, RDX 5.6 (143.5) 0.74 (18.8) 75⁄8 in. 6,246 21 Steel QC
53⁄4 in. 18 (59) 60/120 101688614 53⁄4-in. MIRAGE, RDX, LD 6.5 (165.1) 0.94 (23.9) 85⁄8 in. 6,050 28 Zinc QC
61⁄2 in. 12/14 (39/46) 135/45/138 101304878 61⁄2-in. MIRAGE, RDX, LD 5.6 (142.2) 1.07 (27.2) 85⁄8 in. 7,043 47 Zinc 19B
61⁄2 in. 12/14 (39/46) 135/45/138 101304878 61⁄2-in. MIRAGE, RDX, LD 6.8 (172.7) 0.91 (23.1) 95⁄8 in. 5,088 47 Zinc 19B
6 ⁄2 in.
1
12/14 (39/46) 135/45/138 101304878 6 ⁄2-in. MIRAGE, RDX, LD
1
6.8 (172.7) 0.90 (22.8) 97⁄8 in. 6,949 47 Zinc 19B
61⁄2 in. 14 (46) 135 101304878 61⁄2-in. MIRAGE, RDX, LD 6.6 (167.6) 0.72 (19.3) 101⁄8 in. 6,471 47 Zinc 19B
7 in. 12/14 (39/46) 138 101329124 61⁄2-in. MIRAGE, HMX, LD 6.9 (175.3) 1.00 (25.4) 95⁄8 in. 5,740 47 Zinc 19B
7 in. 12/14 (39/46) 135/45/138 101304878 61⁄2-in. MIRAGE, RDX, LD 6.1 (154.9) 1.07 (27.2) 95⁄8 in. 6,178 47 Zinc 19B
7 in. 12/14 (39/46) 135/45/138 101213474 7-in. SUPER HOLE, RDX 5.8 (147.3) 1.29 (32.8) 95⁄8 in. 5,975 56.5 Steel 19B
7 in. 12/14 (39/46) 135/45/138 101330987 7-in. SUPER HOLE, HMX 6.8 (172.7) 0.57 (14.5) 133⁄8 in. 5,100 56.5 Steel QC
7 in. 18 (59) 60/120 101711688 7-in. MIRAGE, HMX, LD 7.6 (194.1) 1.03 (26.2) 97⁄8 in. 5,950 39 Zinc QC
7 in. 12/14 (39/46) 135/45/138 101228037 7-in. MIRAGE SUPER HOLE, RDX, LD 4.7 (119.4) 1.03 (26.2) 95⁄8 in. 5,746 39 Zinc 19B
7 in. 18 (59) 60/120 101711688 7-in. MIRAGE, HMX, LD 7.6 (194.1) 1.12 (28.4) 97⁄8 in. 5,950 39 Zinc QC
7 in. 18 (59) 60/120 102599833 7-in. MIRAGE, RDX, LD 6.1 (155.0) 1.06 (26.9) 95⁄8 in. 5,950 39 Zinc QC
7 in. 18 (59) 60/120 101833421 7-in. MIRAGE, HMX, LD 6.5 (165.1) 1.09 (27.7) 95⁄8 in. 6,446 40 Zinc 19B
7 in. 18 (59) 60/120 102351458 7-in. HMX BH 6.4 (162.6) 1.08 (27.4) 95⁄8 in. 6,474 39 Steel 19B

* 19B is Registered API 19B Witnessed Test

5. Gun/Firing Head Specifications
Chapter 5 Parts Lists, Assembly Drawings & Specifications

7.00 in. 18SPF 60/120o Mirage VannGun®

Specifications

Metric Units English Units

Premium Premium

158.8 mm 6P ACME Thread Size and Type 6.25 in. 6P ACME

177.8 mm VannGun Diameter 7.00 in.

59 spm Maximum Shot Density 18 spf

60/120o Shot Phasing 60/120o

6 Perforation Planes 6

45.54 mm Vertical Shot Spacing 1.714 in.

1,241 bar Collapse Pressure 18,000 psi

363,781 kgs Tensile Strength 802,000 lbs.

Distance From End of Gun
177.8 mm 7.00 in.
to First Shot
Blank Between Guns With
0.595 m 23.43 in.
Connectors

05/03/12 – Rev K 45
®
7.00 in. VannGun
HARDCOPY IS UNCONTROLLED.
Time-Delay Firer

The time-delay firer (TDF) allows Operation

under- or overbalanced perforating
through the use of a pressure-actuated The TDF is run with a predetermined
firing head with a time-delay fuse. The number of shear pins for specific well
delay fuse allows 4 to 6 minutes for conditions. The tubing is pressured to
adjusting the actuating pressure in the the maximum actuating pressure
tubing to achieve the desired pressure slowly. The maximum pressure shears
before firing the guns. the pins in the shear set and forces the
firing piston into the primer. The
primer ignites the pyrotechnic delay
Features and Benefits fuse. The delay fuse burns for a
predetermined time (between 4 and 6
• Allows independent perforating of minutes) depending on the bottomhole
selected zones temperature and detonates the
• Allows maximum use of under- or perforating assembly.
overbalanced pressure
• Can be run in heavy mud systems
• Can be used with full-opening or
non-full-opening tools
• Reduces cost by allowing the running
of multiple guns without gun spacers
• Ideal for production completions,
drillstem testing, and dual
completions
• Recommended for running on the
HAL15382

top and bottom of gun assemblies

• Allows additional time-delay
elements as needed for increasing Time-Delay
delay time Firer (TDF)

Time-Delay Firer (TDF) Specifications

Maximum Minimum
Thread Size Maximum Makeup Operating Operating Temperature Tensile Collapse
and Type OD Length Pressure Pressure Rating Strength Pressure
SAP No. in. (mm) in. (mm) ft (m) psi (bars) psi (bars) °F (°C) lb (kg) psi (bars)

1 7/16 (36.51) 8 UN-2 B Box × 1.688 2.16 17,000 2,200 425 (218) for 56,000 20,000
100014157
1.315 (33.4) NU-10 Rd Pin (42.88) (0.65) (1170) (150) 200 hours (25 400) (1380)
1.90 (48.26) EUE 10 Rd Pin × 2.50 1.69 24,000 4,000 415 (213) for 120,000 30,000
100005231
2 (50.8) 6P Acme Box (63.5) (0.52) (1655) (275) 100 hours (54 432) (2070)
2 7/8 (73.03) EUE 8 Rd Pin × 3.375 1.81 13,000 4,000 425 (218) for 220,000 30,000
100005230
2 7/8 (73.03) 6P Acme Box (85.73) (0.55) (895) (275) 200 hours (99 700) (2070)
Temperature rating is determined by explosives.
These ratings are guidelines only. For more information, consult your local Halliburton representative.

5-12 Firing Heads

 7.00 in., 12 spf VannGun Charge Performance
API Section 1 Data - 5th. Edition
Charge Explosive Charge Explosive
Part No. Type Type Weight (g) Target Hole Penetration
Casing
Strength (psi) Size (in.) (in.)
993.53298 RDX BH 56.5 9-5/8 in., 47 ppf 7690 1.12 6.89
993.53302 RDX BH/LD 56.5 9-5/8 in., 47 ppf 6860 1.00 6.43
993.53242 RDX DP 36.0

VannGun Specifications VannGun Weights - (lb/kg)

Collapse 11,000 Length 4 ft 8 ft 16 ft
Pressure (760)
(psi/bar) 355 569 931
Loaded (BH)
(161) (258) (422)
Tensile 775,000
Strength Loaded (DP) 387 645 1081
(351,400)
(lb/kg) (176) (293) (490)

Spacer 292 425 653

(132) (193) (296)

Operational Limits For Explosives (Hollow Carrier Guns Only)

650

600
550

500
Temperature (°F)

450 PYX

400 HNS

350
300
HMX
250

200 RDX
150
1 10 100 1000
Time (hr)
Contact technology for recommendations and possible need for systems testing.

Note: This chart is valid for the explosive train inside hollow carrier guns only: (Non electric boosters, detonating
cord and shaped charges). It is not valid for TCP Firing Systems, electric detonators, or capsule guns. Contact
Halliburton Technology for information regarding these other components.

Sales of Halliburton products and services will be in accord solely with the terms and conditions
contained in the contract between Halliburton and the customer that is applicable to the sale.

TT-267 2/97 © 1997 Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. Printed in U.S.A.

 HALLIBURTON

Model II-D Mechanical Firing Head

Description
The Model II-D Mechanical Firing Head is a
pressure-assisted mechanical firing head. The
detonating bar strikes the firing pin, releasing
the firing piston. Hydrostatic pressure then
forces the firing piston into the initiator.

Features and Benefits

The Model II-D Firing Head
• cannot be detonated accidentally
at surface
• is ideal for use in mud environments where
spudding may be necessary
• can be used in deviated wells

Operation
The Model II-D Firing Head requires a
minimum of 1,500 psi hydrostatic pressure in
the tubing to actuate the firing head properly.
Adding more pressure to the tubing after the
detonating bar has struck the firing pin will
not actuate the firing head.

CN02920

Model II-D
Mechanical
Firing Head

Firing Heads
 Model II-D Mechanical Firing Head
1.90 (48.26) EUE 2 3/8 (60.33) EUE
Thread Size and Type
10 Rd pin x 2 /8 (60.33) 8 Rd pin x 2 7/8 (73.03)
3
in. (mm)
6 P Acme box 6 P Acme box

Assembly Number 993.01086 993.1045

Maximum OD
2.75 (69.85) 3.375 (85.73)
in. (mm)

Minimum ID (No-Go)
1.56 (39.62) 1.56 (39.62)
in. (mm)

Maximum Operating
Pressure 20,000 (1380) 20,000 (1380)
psi (bars)

Minimum Operating
Pressure 1,500 (103) 1,500 (103)
psi (bars)

Determined by Determined by
Temperature Rating
explosives explosives

Tensile Strength 140,000 (63 400) 238,000 (107 900)

lb (kg)

Burst Pressure Determined by Determined by

psi (bars) handling sub handling sub

Collapse Pressure Determined by Determined by

psi (bars) handling sub handling sub

Overall Length
ft (m) 4.58 (1.4) 4.58 (1.4)

These ratings are guidelines only. For more information, consult your local
Halliburton representative.
CN02921

Model II-D
Mechanical
Firing Head
Assembly

Sales of Halliburton products and services will be in accord solely with the terms and conditions
contained in the contract between Halliburton and the customer that is applicable to the sale.

H00821 1/98 © 1998 Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved Printed in USA
6. Job Procedure
 ENWE BNSV-1

OVERBALANCED TUBING CONVEYED PERFORATING

JOB PROCEDURE
 C6000 PERFORATION

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JOB SAFETY/QUALITY NOTE:

PREJOB SAFETY MEETING IS ONE OF OUR ESTABLISHED BEST PRACTICES THAT SHOULD BE
CONDUCTED PRIOR TO START OF ALL EXPLOSIVE HANDLING AND DETONATION OPERATIONS.
CLEAR LINES OF COMMUNICATIONS MUST BE ESTABLISHED AND DISCUSSED WITH ALL PARTIES
INVOLVED. SAME INFORMATION WILL BE PASSED ON DURING CREW CHANGES.

This procedure covers the following operations-

 TUBING CONVEYED PERFORATING
• All personnel must wear the appropriate PPE at all time on location.
• Ensure Job Safety Analysis (JSA) is held at every critical phase of the operation and signed
off.
• TCP Specialists should measure and record the dimensions of the various BHA that make
up the string.
• Teamwork is very essential to all our operations and must be adhered to during this
Operation.
• Before the commencement of the test, the TCP Specialist and SPDC representative should
review and mutually agree upon the different annulus pressure settings of the various
tools in the test string assembly.
• The following table can be filled in on location to review the agreed upon pressure
settings.

Pressure Operated Tool Tubing Pressure Setting Annulus Pressure Setting

TDF (C6) XXXX - XXXX 0

Note: Any pressure settings mentioned in this job procedure are indicative values only. For actual
annulus pressure settings, please refer to the table above.

We would also recommend pickling or flexing the string prior to running in hole.

All parties should know any possible limitations of the particular test string setup before
the string is run in hole.

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EQUIPMENT PREPARATION/BHA ASSEMBLY

Upon arriving on location, the TCP Specialist will consult with the Client's representative for the
following information:

I. An accurate mud weight and TVD or the Deviational/Directional survey at the zone to be
perforated.
II. An accurate BHP & BHT at the depth of the TCP assembly.
III. Confirmation that the casing test pressure is high enough to ensure that the operating
pressures of the firing head can be achieved.
IV. Confirmation of the size of the Wire line Tools to be run and the rabbit to be used. A 2”
drift will be supplied by the Client.
V. All the tools and crossovers lengths should be measured and callipered for O.D.'s and
I.D.'s and drifted. Actual measurements should be captured in the final tool string.
VI. The TCP Specialist will do calculation for TDF and SPDC representative will confirm that
the correct number of pins has been installed in the TDF.
VII. All Drill pipe and TCP BHA should be re- strapped to reduce error factor because of small
perforation interval.
VIII. Make up lift subs to the tools and crossovers for easy pick up if possible, prior to running
in hole. Before picking up tools, ensure the correct handling equipment is on the rig floor.

JOB PROCEDURE

1. Prior to pickup of TCP, safety meeting will be conducted with all essential location
personnel. JSA should be discussed with all essential personnel on the job.

2. Prior to pick up of TCP BHA, a bit and scrapper run should be done up to the packer
setting depth. A confirmation of this is necessary.

3. MU and slowly RIH with TCP Assembly as per BHA configuration. The string will fill up
automatically through the BIT ports.

NOTE:

I. On no account should the annular or the string be pressured while RIH.

II. While making up guns, all non-essential personnel should stay clear of rig floor
area.

III. Dope pin ends only and sparingly to prevent any grease barriers in the string
before ready to fire the guns.

IV. Running speed should not exceed 2 min per stand from slip to slip.

V. In case of any delay while RIH with the tool string, place a cover over bottom hole
assembly in hole to prevent anything dropping into the string.

VI. Ensure that all tools above the Correlation Pups (or RA-Marker) are drifted to the
tubing drift ID, the tools below the Correlation Pups should be flushed to get rid of
any stuck debris.

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 4. RIH Tool string to depth.

i. On depth, check and record pick up weight and slack off weight of string and hang
off string on slips.

ii. The last string movement should be an up-movement before e-line correlation.

5. RU and RIH with 1-11/16” Gamma Ray/CCL tool on electric line to locate the correlation
pups point. Correlate the gamma ray log with the open-hole logs and space out as
necessary to position the guns on depth. SPDC REP AND TCP SPECIALIST TO ENSURE GUN
IS ON DEPTH.

6. RU LOWER TIW, SES, UPPER TIW and connect surface lines to cement unit. Ensure all
surface equipment are ready.

7. Hold safety meeting with all people involved in the operations. Ensure all Personnel are
aware of their roles and responsibilities. All other rig floor activities should be suspended
at this point to differentiate gun detonation from rig noise.

8. Close Lower and Upper TIW. Lo/high test Surface lines to 500psi/3000 psi against TIWs for
5mins/10mins. Bleed off pressure.

9. Open Lower TIW. Break circulation with 100psi pump pressure for 5 mins. Close annulus
and pressure up to XXXX psi and hold for one minute. Bleed off applied pressure
completely as fast as possible, and open annular. The guns are expected to detonate
from the pressure actuated Firings Head after 6 minutes from when the minimum
surface actuating pressure of XXXX psi is reached. Guns should detonate in about 6
minutes +/- 1min.

10. Once detonation is confirmed, commence observing well for losses and cure losses (as per
Client’s instructions).

CONTINGENCY PROCEDURES FOR DETONATING GUN

1. A combination of the following will indicate that the guns have fired:

i. Flicker on the Martin Decker on the driller’s console.

ii. Vibration felt by physical touch on the drill pipe sticking out above rotary table.

iii. There will be losses which will be monitored through the trip tank.

If there is still no indication of gun detonation refer to contingency plan below.

1. Monitor surface pressure for 30 minutes after maximum calculated time has been
reached. Use surface gauges and trip tank losses to look for indication of gun detonation.

2. Reconfirm and re-calculate to ensure that maximum pressure was achieved and pressure
was held for at least 1 minute.

3. Reconfirm surface line up and pressure up string to XXXX psi; hold pressure for one
minute and bleed off completely as fast as possible and open the annular BOP.
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 4. If no indication still, refer to procedure for POOH live guns.

POOH SPENT GUNS PROCEDURE

1. Once well is stable, unset packer as per tool specialist instruction and commence POOH
slowly with tool string, monitoring annulus and trip tank and ensuring that well is not
swabbed.

2. Once guns arrive on surface, inspect shots and confirm all shots fired as loaded and lay
down guns as per TCP supervisor’s Instructions.

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 C5000 PERFORATION

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JOB SAFETY/QUALITY NOTE:
PREJOB SAFETY MEETING IS ONE OF OUR ESTABLISHED BEST PRACTICES THAT SHOULD BE
CONDUCTED PRIOR TO START OF ALL EXPLOSIVE HANDLING AND DETONATION OPERATIONS.
CLEAR LINES OF COMMUNICATIONS MUST BE ESTABLISHED AND DISCUSSED WITH ALL PARTIES
INVOLVED. SAME INFORMATION WILL BE PASSED ON DURING CREW CHANGES.

• All personnel must wear the appropriate PPE at all time on location.
• Ensure Job Safety Analysis (JSA) is held at every critical phase of the operation and signed
off.
• TCP Specialists should measure and record the dimensions of the various BHA that make
up the string.
• TEAM work is very essential to all our operations and must be adhered to during this
Operation.
• Before the commencement of the test, the TCP Specialist and Client representative should
review and mutually agree upon the different annulus pressure settings of the various
tools in the test string assembly.
• The following table can be filled in on location to review the agreed upon pressure
settings.

Pressure Operated Tool Tubing Pressure Setting Annulus Pressure Setting

N/A N/A N/A

Note: Any pressure settings mentioned in this job procedure are indicative values only. For actual
annulus pressure settings please refer to the table above.

We would also recommend pickling or flexing the string prior to running in hole.

All parties should know any possible limitations of the particular test string setup before the string is run in
hole.

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EQUIPMENT PREPARATION/BHA ASSEMBLY

Upon arriving on location the TCP Specialist will consult with the Client's representative for the
following information:

IX. An accurate mud weight and TVD or the Deviational/Directional survey at the zone to be
perforated.
X. An accurate BHP & BHT at the depth of the TCP assembly.
XI. Confirmation of the size of the Wire line Tools to be run and the rabbit to be used. A 2”
drift will be supplied by the Client.
XII. The only firing mechanism is the drop bar. The major cause of failure will be a restriction
in hole against the drop bar travel most likely caused by debris accumulation. Therefore
drill pipes must be drifted before running in hole.
XIII. All the tools and crossovers lengths should be measured and callipered for O.D.'s and
I.D.'s and drifted. Actual measurements should be captured in the final tool string.
XIV. All Drill pipe within the TCP BHA should be re- strapped to reduce error factor as a result
of small perforation interval.
XV. Make up the tools and crossovers in lift assemblies if possible, for running in the hole.
Before picking up tools, ensure the correct handling equipment is on the rig floor.
XVI. Prior to pick up of TCP Assembly, a bit and scrapper run should have been run.
Confirmation of this is necessary. Clean out casing with bit and scrapper.

JOB PROCEDURE

11. Prior to pickup of TCP BHA, safety meeting will be conducted with all essential location
personnel. JSA should be read out to all personnel and signed by all personnel in the job.

12. PU, MU and slowly RIH with TCP Assembly as per BHA configuration. The string will fill up
automatically through the BIT ports.

VII. On no account should the annular or the string be pressured while RIH.

VIII. While making up guns all non-essential personnel should stay clear of rig floor area
and below the rotary table.

IX. Dope pin ends only so as to prevent any grease barriers in the string before ready
to fire the guns.

X. Running speed should not exceed 2 mins per stand from pulling to setting slips.

XI. In case of any delay while RIH with the tool string, place a cover over bottom hole
assembly in hole to prevent anything dropping into the string. The annulus should
also be covered at all times. All pockets should be empty or zipped while working
around the well area.

XII. Ensure that all tools above the Marker pups are drifted to the tubing drift ID, the
tools below the Marker-pup should be flushed to get rid of any stuck debris.

XIII. All tools below the marker pups should be accurately measured.

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 XIV. On depth, check and record pick up weight and slack off weight of string and hang
string on slips.

XV. The last string movement should be an up-movement before e-line correlation.

13. Hold safety meeting. RU and RIH with Gamma Ray/CCL tool on electric line to locate the
marker pups. Correlate the gamma ray log with the open-hole logs and space out as
necessary to position the guns on depth. CLIENT REP AND TCP SPECIALIST TO ENSURE
GUN IS ON DEPTH.

14. Hold safety meeting with all personnel involved in the operations. Ensure all Personnel
are aware of their roles and responsibilities. All other rig floor activities should be
suspended at this point so as to differentiate gun fire from rig noise.

15. Ensure all surface equipment are ready.

16. Rig up a TIW valve or equivalent on top of the drill pipe stick-up.

17. Pre-job Safety Meeting will be held.

18. Break circulation with 100psi pump pressure for 5 minutes to flush the tubing and ensure
clear path for the drop bar travel. Confirm returns on trip tank.

19. Drop the bar to fire guns, Guns should fire +/-4 minutes later.

20. Upon getting positive indication of detonation, monitor well as per COMPANY
instructions.

WELL KILL & POOH PROCEDURE

1. Monitor well for stability.

2. If well is stable, commence POOH slowly with test string monitoring annulus and trip tank
and ensuring that well is not swabbed.

3. Lay down TCP ASSEMBLY tools.

CONTINGENCY PROCEDURES FOR DETONATING GUN

2. A combination of the following will indicate that the guns have fired:

iv. Flicker on the Martin Decker on the driller’s console.

v. Vibration felt by physical touch on the drill pipe sticking out above rotary table.

vi. There will be gains which will be monitored through the trip tank.

vii. Detection from the shot detector.

If there is no indication of gun detonation refer to live gun retrieval procedure.

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POOH LIVE GUNS

1. Notify your immediate supervisor that you have had a misfire and will be pulling out of
the hole with the guns.

2. Discuss with the company man, rig personnel, and other service company
representatives, any procedures that will be performed on the well that will affect the
hydrostatic pressure prior to pulling guns.

3. Barricade the work areas (Rig floor and BOP area) and commence POOH according to
Sparkoil procedure.

4. After the decision has been made by the Company man and specialist ensure that the
hole is full and any fluid loss is captured appropriately.

5. Visually monitor any procedures that will affect the hydrostatic. Be aware of what is going
on at all times.

6. Know your safety margins and stay within them.

7. Prior to receiving guns on surface (at least 100 meters), it is mandatory to conduct a PJSM
which should include, but not limited to the following points.
• Potential Deflagration
• Potential Trapped Pressure
• Prepare an area free of other explosive devices in order to lay the misfired gun assembly
down.
• Make available the infrared thermometer
• Make available the pressure bleed tool
• All non-essential personnel shall be cleared from the area.
8. NO HOT work operation within the BOP area.
9. In rare instances, it may be possible to have a delayed but sustained thermal reaction in
a perforating gun. The following steps should be taken if any gun is retrieved to surface
unfired, after attempting to fire the guns.
10. The TCP Specialist shall check the surface temperature of the gun using the approved
infrared thermometer.
11. Clear all personnel from the rig floor, and raise the unfired gun above the rig floor.
12. Measure and record the carrier surface temperature and time of measurement (T1).
Warning: If the surface temperature of the carrier is equal to or greater than 225°F Stop Work
and follow the next step below.

Temperature readings to be measured in the same area of the carrier

1. If the temperature is greater than 225°F, then the gun should be lowered back below
surface. All personnel should remove themselves to a safe distance and wait for two
hours for the gun to cool. A second JSA procedure will be initiated to address the new
situation.
The TCP Specialist will communicate with the Service Coordinator again to notify him of
the new situation.
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 After two hours the temperature of the gun should be measured again to determine if it
has lowered below 225°F. If not, then it has to be assumed the gun is continuing to cook-
off and the gun should be lowered back below surface. The Global Explosive Safety office
shall be immediately notified. The gun system should not be approached for at least 24
hours from the time it was last checked.
Once the gun temperature is below 225°F, normal procedures can resume.

13. If lower than 225°F continue with the next step

14. When the guns arrive at surface the top firing head is removed and replace with thread
protectors on the gun and firing head as soon as possible.

15. The same gun handling equipment will be used to pull guns out of hole exercising all
safety precautions until all the guns are retrieved and the bottom firing head removed
and replace with thread protectors.

NOTE: All guns must be protected with thread protectors as soon as they are disconnected
and laid down appropriately.

PINNING THE TDF & MADFH

Table 1 TDF and MADFH Pinning and Firing Pressures Table

S/N DESCRIPTION DEPTH (FT) NO. OF MINIMUM MAXIMUM

PINS ACTUATING ACTUATING
SURFACE PRESSURE SURFACE PRESSURE
(PSI) (PSI)
1 TDF C6000 XXXX XX XXXX XXXX

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7. Job Hazard Analysis
 JOB TITLE/TASK: DATE:
JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS Make Up & Run in Hole 27/04/2021
TCP Assemblies

JSA-SES-TCP-HSE-002 SUPERVISOR: ANALYSIS BY:

Victor Emah Victor Emah NEW
REVISED
R.P.C: (RISK PRIORITY CODE): PLANT/LOCATION: DEPARMENT: REVIEWED BY:
HILONG 29 RIG FLOOR TCP Ochuko Onomarho
3
REQUIRED AND RECOMMENDED PPE Hard Hat, Coveralls, Safety Boots, Safety Glasses, Gloves. APPROVED BY:
(PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT) Where Appropriate Hold Toolbox Talks Prior to Operations. Titus Udoh
Full PPE to be worn.
SEQUENCE HAZARD HAZARD BEFORE RPC RISK REDUCTION MEASURES AFTER R
OF EFFECT Severity/ Severity/ P
BASIC JOB probability probabili C
STEPS ty
Lifting guns to  Wet or slippery Slips, trips & II/C 2 Full PPE to be worn at all times outside the II/D 3
rig-floor and surfaces, falls damage accommodation.
moving guns Swinging loads to equipment  Tool box talk prior to lifting.
and sub- and and injury to  Use mechanical lifting devices when appropriate.
assemblies to  Dropping of gun personnel and  Stay away from line of fire and ensure two tag
the well center assemblies. gun charges lines are used.
 Site specific misalignment.  Observe manual handling lifting limits.
(Space Caught in  Rig to supply banksman/slinger during lifting
constraints, between operations.
caught in  Good communication between banksman and
between)  Good communication between Sparkoil and rig
crew.
 Comply with adverse weather policy.
 Good housekeeping
Making up Slips, trips and Injury to II/C 2  Full PPE to be worn at all times outside the II/D 3
Guns and Fall. Dropping personnel, accommodation.
firing head at Gun in hole, equipment  Conduct toolbox safety meeting
the well center Pinch Points / lost in hole  No hot works and personnel within the BOP area
and run in Injuries to feet. and accidental until guns are 400ft below the rotary.
hole. detonation  Good comunication between Sparkoil personnel and
rig crew.
 Comply with adverse weather policy.
 Guns and BHA should be handled with appropriate
torque as per Sparkoil TCP engineer instructions.
Run-in-hole High running Packer II/C 2  Maintain recommended running speed of 3mins per II/D 3
BHA speed. element wear stand slip to slip.
Rough casing and tear  No right hand turning of string to avoid premature
walls. (equipment setting of packer.
damange)  No pressure on string while RIH.
 All coverall pockets should be emptied or zipped to
avoid dropping objects in the well.
 Cover well when idle.
 Minimum personnel in the area as defined by the
TCP supervisor.
 Good comunication between Sparkoil personnel and
rig crew.
 JOB TITLE/TASK: DATE:
JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS POOH Spent or live Gun Assy. 18/08/2020

JSA-SES-TCP-HSE-001 SUPERVISOR: ANALYSIS BY:

Victor Emah Victor Emah/Chigbo Eze NEW
R
E
VI
SE
D
R.P.C: (RISK PRIORITY CODE): PLANT/LOCATION: DEPARMENT: REVIEWED BY:
HILONG 29 RIG FLOOR TCP Wodi Azubuike
3
REQUIRED AND RECOMMENDED PPE Hard Hat, Coveralls, Safety Boots, Safety Glasses, Gloves. APPROVED BY:
(PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT) Where Appropriate Hold Toolbox Talks Prior to Operations. Titus Udoh
Full PPE to be worn at all times outside the accommodation.
SEQUENCE OF HAZARD HAZARD EFFECT BEFORE RPC RISK REDUCTION MEASURES AFTER
BASIC JOB Severity/ Severity/
STEPS probability probability
Retrieving top Possible live guns on Damage to well, II/C Full PPE to be worn at all times outside the II/D
firing head and surface Damage to equipment accommodation.
gun assemblies Dropping guns down and injury to personnel Toolbox talks to be conducted by TCP
from well hole 2 Engineer.
Rig supplied banksman/slinger during lifting
operations.
Good comunication between Sparkoil
personnel and rig crew.
Keep clear of the load.
Comply with adverse weather policy if not
compactible with the operation.
Good housekeeping
Minimum personnel at work site as defined at
toolbox talk.
Permit to work should be raised.
Confirmed guns are Trapped pressure Damage to equipment II/C Full PPE to be worn at all times outside the II/D
fully fired before Wet or slippery surfaces and injury to personnel. 2 accommodation.
breaking gun Release of fluids Slips trips and falls TCP operators to conduct TBT
assembly sections Exposure to fluids and Awareness of possible trapped pressure.
from on the rig hydrocarbons Follow instructions from the TCP supervisor
floor. for breaking of gun sections
Minimum personnel at work site and stay clear
of line of fire.
Good house keeping

Lay down spent Crane operations Damage to equipment II/C Full PPE to be worn at all times outside the II/D
guns and overhead loads and injury to personnel. 2 accommodation. 3
assemblies. swinging loads Slips trips and falls TCP operators to conduct TBT.
Wet or slippery Exposure to fluids and Rig supplied banksman/slinger
surfaces,trapped pressure hydrocarbons Good comunication between HES personnel
and rig crew.
Good house keeping, stay clear of line of fire.

APPROVAL
SPARKOIL HSE FOCAL POINT CLIENT HSE FOCAL POINT PROJECT SUPERVISOR

(Name and signature)

DECLARATION (for all personnel that will be on the job)
We declare that we understand the JHA and will comply by its requirement:

Job Location Rig Floor, Pipe Deck

Task Make Up, Pick Up and Run-in hole TCP and DST Assemblies.
Date/Time

S/N NAME DESIGNATION SIGN

8. PROFORMA WCC
 THE SHELL PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY OF NIGERIA LIMITED

Proforma WCC for ENWH BNSV-1 TCP services PO#

VENDOR NUMBER :
DATE 17-May-21
VENDOR NAME : SPARKOIL ENERGY SERVICES
Vendor Code 135610

Contract Nbr: NG01023498

WORK DETAILS: TCP MULTIPLE TRIP PERFORATION
ITEM** DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT RATE UNIT RATE TOTAL Rate Total Naira
Agreement US$ Naira US$ NGN
PO Item No. Service Item

A.1.2 L/S MULTIPLE TRIP TCP EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES

32072250 (LUMPSUM PER 14 DAYS) 1 22,609.20 4,597,203.83 22,609.20 4,597,203.83
32072252 A.1.4 Dedicated equipt std rate per month 5K to 15k 1 6,882.35 1,399,410.61 6,882.35 1,399,410.61
32072253 B.1.1 TCP Crew Charge (Lumpsum per 7 days) 2 2,229.55 453,342.24 4,459.10 906,684.48
32072395 C.3.2.99 7" TCP guns, HMX, 18 s/ 1ft 128 632.28 128,564.33 80,931.84 16,456,234.24
TOTAL $114,882.49 NGN 23,359,533.16

$191,470.82
** SPDC personnel to identify agreement service item of the contract for value-limit POs.

FOR AND ON BEHALF OF SHELL FOR AND ON BEHALF OF SPARKOIL

NAME (BLOCK LETTERS):
Victor Emah
REF. IND.:
SIGN/DATE