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APPENDIX B
STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS
Appendix B: Standards and Specifications Page 1 of 81

Table of Contents
1 STANDARDS & SPECIFICATIONS ASSOCIATED TO THE DRILLING SERVICES4

1.1 Standards for performing the Services4
1.2 Applicable Editions of Standards 6
1.3 Upgrade Period 6
2 HEALTH, SAFETY, ENVIRONMENT AND QUALITY REQUIREMENTS 7

2.1 Training 7
2.2 Emergency Control and Response 7
2.3 Bridging Document. 9
2. 4 Waste 9
3 PERSONNEL 10
3.1 Key Personnel 10
3.2 Qualifications and Experience of Personnel 11
3.3 Contractor’s Responsibility during contract performance for the Personnel

operating on the Site 17
3.3.1 Identification 17
3.3.2 Safety Officer and Safety Training Officer (STO) 17
3.3.3 "Green Hat Policy" 17
3.3.4 Seat Belt Compliance 17
3.3.5 Training and Competency18
3.3.6 Training Records 21
3.3.7 Personnel Induction on Site 21
3.3.8 Course Recognition 21
4. REQUIREMENTS RELATED TO LAND RIGS 22
4.1 Land Rig Well Site22
4.2 Waste Disposal 22
4.3 Rig Move Operations and Road Transport 22

Contractor shall prepare, plan, manage and execute the rig move operations and road
transport in general at least in accordance with the specifications below: 23
5 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE SERVICES 24
5.1 General 24
5.2 IADC Drilling Manual (current edition) 25
5.3 Pre-Commencement Date Inspections of Equipment 25
5.4 Lifting and Hoisting 25
5.5 Drilling Specific High Pressure Valves and Piping 25
5.6 Blow Out Preventer Equipment and Procedures 26
5.7 Non Drilling Specific Pressure Vessels and High Pressure Lines 27
5.8 Solids Control Equipment 28
5.9 Electrical safety 29
5.10 Lighting 29
5.11 Site Offices, Cabins and Mess Facilities (Land Rig Operations) 29
5.12 Documentation of Rig Equipment 30
5.13 “Zero Discharge” Feature of the Equipment 30
6 REQUIREMENTS ASSOCIATED TO THE EQUIPMENT: INSPECTION,
MAINTENANCE AND CALIBRATION OF EQUIPMENT 31
6.1 Equipment Status, Maintenance and Repair 31
6.2 Preventive Maintenance and Spare Parts Stock Control System 32
6.3 Drill String Components 32
6.4 Instruments, Gauges and Recorders 34
7 REQUIREMENTS ASSOCIATED TO EQUIPMENT: HAZARDOUS AREA
CLASSIFICATION 35
7.1 Classification of hazardous area35
7.2 Equipment Located In Hazardous Areas 35
8 QUALITY MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS 36
9 INSPECTION CRITERIA 37
Appendix 1 38
Appendix 2 44
Appendix 3 50

Appendix B: Standards and Specifications
1 STANDARDS & SPECIFICATIONS ASSOCIATED TO THE

DRILLING SERVICES
It is in the interest of achieving the objectives of the subsequent contracts, that the wells drilling
services are performed in accordance with required standards and specifications.
1.1 Standards for performing the Services
Contractor shall perform the services in accordance with, and in order of precedence of Company
requirements, American Petroleum Institute (API) and other internationally recognised standards,
specifically those listed below, unless otherwise formally instructed by Company.
Contractor shall make available at the rig site, all API, ISO, NACE International, and IADC
procedures and documents referenced below.
For this paragraph, where reference is made to “latest version” this should be taken to mean the
version current at the effective date of the contract.
During contract performance the current edition at the Commencement Date of the following API
documents shall be used and adhered to, in support of and in addition to the contract, and shall be
available at the site for both Company and Contractor personnel.
API Spec 2C Cranes

API Spec 4E Specification for drilling and well servicing structures
API Spec 4F Specification for drilling and well servicing structures
API Spec 5CT Specification for casing and tubing
API Bull 5C2 Bulletin on performance properties of casing, tubing and drill pipe
API Spec 5D Specification for drill pipe
API Bull 5A2 Bulletin on thread on compounds for casing, tubing and line pipe
Recommended practice for field inspection of new casing, tubing
API Spec RP 5A5
and plain end drill pipe
API Spec RP 5C1 Recommended practice for care and use of casing and tubing
API Spec 6° Specification for valves and wellhead equipment
Specification for pipeline valves (steel gate, plug, ball and check
API Spec 6D
valves)

API Spec 7 Specification for rotary drilling equipment
Specification for internal-combustion reciprocating engines for oil
API Spec 7B-11C
field service
API Spec 7F Specification for oil field chain and sprockets
API Spec RP 7G Recommended practice for drill stem design and operating limits
API Spec 7J Specification for drill pipe and casing protectors (DP CP)
API Spec 8° Specification for drilling and production hoisting equipment
Specification for drilling and production hoisting equipment (PSL 1
API Spec 8C
and PSL 2)
Recommended practice for hoisting tool inspection and
API Spec RP 8B
maintenance procedures
API Spec 9A, Specification for wire rope
Recommended practice on application, care and use of wire rope
API Spec RP 9B
for oil field service
API Spec 13° Specification for oil well drilling fluid materials
Recommended practice for standard procedure for field testing
API Spec RP 13B
drilling fluids
API Bull 13C Bulletin on drilling fluids processing equipment
API Spec RP 13E Recommended practice for shale shaker screen cloth designation
API Spec RP 13G Recommended practice for drilling mud report form
Recommended practice, standard procedure for laboratory testing
API Spec RP 13I
drilling fluids
API Spec RP 13J Recommended practices for testing heavy brines
Recommended practices for safe drilling of well containing hydrogen
API Spec RP 49
sulphide
Recommended practices for blow out protection equipment systems
API Spec RP 53
for drilling wells
Recommended practices for occupational safety and health for oil
API Spec RP 54
and gas well drilling and servicing operations
API Spec RP 59 Recommended practices for well control operations
Onshore Solid Waste Management in Exploration and Production
API Environment Guide
Operations, First Edition
Institute of Petroleum Area
Classification Code for Use of diesel engines and electrical appliances in Zone 2 area.
Petroleum Installations

1.2 Applicable Editions of Standards
Unless a specific edition for a document is clearly stipulated in paragraph documents applicable to
contract, any standards, guidelines, rules, regulations, specifications and the like (“specs”) which
are stipulated as to be observed by Contractor during performance of subsequent contract shall be
applied in the current edition as at the effective date of the subsequent contract.
1.3 Upgrade Period
Contractors who are unable to fully meet Company’s requirements and standards exceeding the
minimum requirements may submit an Upgrade Plan. The Upgrade Plan should describe the areas
of shortfall in the Contractors bid, Contractors estimated cost to meet OMV Petrom’s requirements
and standards, and an execution plan with a clear timeline.
Should Contractors bid be successful, Company may, at its sole discretion, elect to provide
financial assistance for some, or all, of the amount proposed by Contractor provided that
Contractor grants Company an advance payment guarantee in the form of a bank letter in the
amount of 100% of the value of the financial assistance paid by Company.
The mutually agreed Upgrade Plan including its cost will be signed by both Parties prior to the
Effective Date of the contract. Costs incurred by Contractor before the submission of the bid may
not be included in the Upgrade Plan for reimbursement. Contractor shall fully comply with all
Company requirements, standards & specifications within 6 (six) months starting with the
Commencement Date.
In case Contractor does not comply with 90 % of the requirements Company reserves the right to
terminate the contract
2 HEALTH, SAFETY, ENVIRONMENT AND QUALITY

REQUIREMENTS
2.1 Training
Contractor shall, at its cost provide training to Contractor personnel and subcontractor personnel
and ensure that such training is kept current. Should Company identify a requirement for additional
training, over and above the training specified in the Appendix “Minimum Training Requirements”
Contractor shall assist Company in the organisation of this additional training and Company shall
reimburse the cost of this additional training to Contractor.

2.2 Emergency Control and Response
Contractor shall conduct regular emergency response exercises on the RIG to review policies and
arrangements and improve preparedness for dealing with emergency situations. These drills shall
include but not be limited to fire, search and rescue, loss of well control, muster stations and site
Evacuation manoeuvres.
All personnel on site shall attend such drills, which shall be held at intervals not exceeding ten (10)
days. Drills shall incorporate role play and various mock emergencies and be centred around the
skills portfolio required by the appointed “On Scene Commander”.
Contractor shall adhere to Company emergency procedures which shall include but not be limited
to evacuation from the site, emergency control, emergency competency of key staff, and use of
Company emergency control centre. Contractor shall have procedures for the treatment of any
ailment which can occur through the use or misuse of chemicals, gasses and the like.
Contractor shall conduct, report and record regular exercises for emergency procedures including
but not limited to the following minimum requirements or more often if required:
Drill Type Preferred Frequency

Kick Drill Once per week per shift and prior to entering possible
hydrocarbon bearing or over-pressured formations
Fire and Muster Drill Once per week (and/or)
Abandon Location Once per week (and/or)
H2S Drill Once per week per shift (and/or)
Medevac Drill Once per week (and/or)
(on location only)
Medevac Drill (involving Once per new drilling site or once every 3 (three) months for
ambulance) – Land rigs only workovers
Stripping-in Drill Once every 3 (three) Wells prior to drilling out shoe track and at
least once every 3 (three) months for each crew member
Drills should not take place at the same predictable time and date each week. Fire, muster and
abandon location drills shall be combined with at least one complicating scenario and eventuality

which tests specific Emergency Response skills of staff involved and which also provides training
and experience for staff in Emergency Response. Fire, muster and abandon location drills shall be
co-ordinated at a Company approved and specially designed Emergency Response board, which
should be located in Contractor Location Emergency Control Room.
Company Emergency Procedure Guide
Contractor shall comply with the latest version of Company Emergency Procedures found in OMV–
EP HSEQ-HQ-10-01-00. It is the responsibility of Contractor to ensure that Contractor has a copy
of each of these documents available both on the RIG and in Contractor Local Base.
Contractor Emergency Response Procedures
Contractor shall develop Emergency Response Procedures, specific to its Company operations,
complimentary to, and in line with Company Emergency Response Procedures. Contractor shall
submit at least 2 (two) copies of its specific Emergency Response Procedures to Company.
At least 2 (two) copies of Contractor Emergency Response Procedures shall be available at the rig
site, 1 (one) for Company site representative and 1 (one) for Contractor site representative.
2.3 Bridging Document.
Contractor shall provide to Contractor the information if a bridging document was set up in
previous work relationships with other companies and prepare a bridging document, which shall
align the HSE requirements of Company and Contractor. Where deviations occur, the parties
shall mutually decide which standard (Company’s or Contractor’s) is deemed to be higher, and
that standard shall be used for the duration of the contract between the parties.
The completed bridging document shall be signed by the authorised representatives of Contractor
and Company and copies retained by both parties. The decisions taken and recorded in the
bridging document shall be binding on the parties for the duration of the contract or until such
time as the document is revised with the mutual consent of both Parties.

2. 4 Waste
Contractor shall segregate and collect all waste generated at the site into the following
categories:
i. Non hazardous general waste.
ii. Hazardous waste.
iii. Wood.
iv. Waste Oil.
v. Batteries.
vi. Metal.
Contractor shall provide containers for batteries and waste oil generated as a result of Contractor
equipment (engine oil, lubricants etc.). Contractor shall dispose of both waste oil and batteries, in
an environmentally manner acceptable to Company, at Contractor cost. Company shall dispose of
all other waste when delivered by Contractor to Company designated waste disposal Locations
3 PERSONNEL
3.1 Key Personnel
The personnel with an important role in performing the drilling services are generically named „ key
personnel”. Within the technical proposal, the bidder must propose a team which must include:
i. key personnel, with the qualification and experience specified below
ii. non-key personnel, with the qualification and experience specified below
The bidder will warrant and will prove within the technical proposal that he is able to provide OMV
Petrom with personnel who fulfil the minimum qualification and experience requirements.
Contractor and subcontractor key personnel includes the following positions:

i. project manager /rig manager (town based)
ii. safety training officer (rig site based)
iii. drilling manager/senior toolpusher (rig site based)
iv. toolpusher/tourpusher
v. driller
Contractor and subcontractor key personnel should at Commencement Date have been employed
by Contractor for at least 1 (one) year immediately preceding Commencement Date or have been
working for other local or international drilling company for at least 1 (one) year during the 2 (two)

year period preceding Commencement Date. Contractor shall not transfer/replace key personnel
within 1 (one) year following the Commencement Date without the express agreement of Company
in writing.
3.2 Qualifications and Experience of Personnel
Contractor personnel shall, as a minimum, have the qualifications and level of experience,
described in the table below. Contractor personnel shall understand the implications of their job
description and be capable of performing the tasks described in the table below and shall be able
to demonstrate the required qualifications and experience to Company, in the form of diplomas,
certificates, CV’s and references. CV’s shall include a description of experience, job highlights,
particular technical, managerial, HSEQ, supervisory and other achievements.
Subject to prior Company approval, qualifications and experience of Contractor personnel may
deviate from the level described in the table below, upon initial assignment to Company
operations. Company shall assess, and may approve the deviation at Company sole discretion,
based on recommendations by Contractor and Company site representative and actual level of
qualifications and experience, coupled with Contractor plan to achieve the contractually required
qualification in future.
Minimum requirements for each of the roles described below for the key personnel are:
Minimum
Position Role Tasks Experience and
Qualifications
Office Based
rig manager/ Represents Contractor in all Liaises with contract holder on all Either;
project operational, contractual and contractual issues. Is present during Minimum 10 years
manager financial matters. Responsible Company HSEQ meetings, morning drilling industry
for performance of Contractor calls to RIG site staff and ad hoc experience of which
and Sub Contractor personnel. operational meetings, Concurrent the last 3 years in the
Ultimately responsible for Production and rig Operations position of rig
Contractor’s operational and (CPRA) and rig move meetings. manager.
HSEQ performance and Ensures compliance with contract Or;
Contractor’s response in case of and ensures Contractor personnel Minimum 15 years
Emergency. competency. Takes part in Company industry experience of
audits and investigations. which the last 5 years
in the position of rig
manager.

Minimum
Qualifications
Drilling site Management
Senior Reports to rig manager/project Chairs rig site HSEQ and operational 12 (twelve) years
Tool-Pusher/ manager. Rig site Contractor meetings. Liaises with Company site drilling industry
Drilling Senior representative and representative in all Well operations, experience of which 6
Manager (rig responsible for implementation of platform interface, logistics and HSEQ years in drilling
site based) Contractor’s management matters. Ensures all site Contractor supervisory position
systems, including HSEQ. staff comply with both Contractor and (Assistant driller or
Responsible for performance of Company procedures and that higher) and the last 2
Contractor rig site staff and required levels of controls are in place (two) years in the
equipment. Responsible for site (PTW etc). Ensures all Contractor position of Senior Tool-
implementation of Company’s conducted operations are supervised Pusher.
HSEQ management systems and at the appropriate level. Ensures rig Romanian and English
Well programmes. Is fully site compliance with contract. language skills
conversant with Company policies Conducts regular reviews of
and procedures with regards to Contractor site personnel
Well construction, HSEQ and the competency. Takes part in Company
Safety Critical Tasks assigned to audits and investigations.
each of his personnel.
Safety Reports to Senior toolpusher/ Assists senior toolpusher/ rig 5 (five) years
Training drilling manager in all matters of manager in his management of all experience in HSEQ
Officer (STO) HSEQ. Liases closely with Contractor’s daily HSEQ matters. management and
Company HSEQ department and Assists rig manager in the supervision of which
well engineering HSEQ focal development of Contractor’s HSEQ the last 1 (one) years
point in all matters of HSEQ. management systems, documented in drilling operations.
close out of incident actions and staff Proven track record in
HSEQ training. Develops new HSEQ “Tasks” and “Job
initiatives. Takes part in Company Description”.
audits and investigations. Fluent Romanian and
English
Toolpusher/ Reports to senior tool-pusher/ Implements well construction 10 (ten) years drilling
Tourpusher drilling manager. Responsible for operations and supervises drilling industry experience of
day to day HSEQ and operational staff while ensuring full compliance which 8 years in
performance of Contractor drilling with both Contractor and Company drilling supervisory
personnel and equipment. Is HSEQ and operational policies and position (Assistant

Minimum
Qualifications
conversant with Contractor and procedures. Ensures continuous driller or higher) and
Company policies and procedures supervision and required levels of the last 1 (one) year in
with regards to Well construction, control (PTW etc.) are in place. the position of Tool-
HSEQ and the Safety Critical Ensures accurate records are kept. Pusher.
Tasks assigned to each of the Ensures operations under his control Fluent Romanian and
Drilling personnel are conducted by personnel English
competent for the job at hand.
Actively promotes HSEQ.
Drilling Implementation
Driller Reports to toolpusher/ Implements rig floor operations 10 years drilling

tourpusher. Responsible for day required for the Well construction industry experience of
to day HSEQ and operational process and supervise his drilling which 4 years in
performance of his drilling crew crew while ensuring full compliance drilling supervisory
and equipment. Is conversant with Contractor HSEQ and position (Assistant
with Contractor policies and operational policies and procedures. driller or higher) and
procedures with regards to Well Supervises all operations performed the last 1 year in the
construction and HSEQ and the by his crew and obtains PTW where position of driller.
safety critical tasks assigned to required. Maintains accurate records Fluent Romanian and
him and the drilling personnel. and reports. Maintains well control at English
Has an understanding of all times. Follows instructions by the
Company HSEQ policies and Company site representative and his
procedures. Supervisors. Practices emergency
well control response. Actively
promotes HSEQ, performs JSAs and
toolbox talks.
In order to verify the fulfilment of the minimum requirements, for each one of the proposed key
personnel, the bidder will present within the technical proposal:
i. copies of diplomas, professional certificates and other training certificates specified in the
CV;
ii. copies of references/documents issued by the employers or beneficiaries of the services
which should prove the experience and the work period specified in the CVs for the
requested area of qualification/experience;
iii. statement of availability for the period of the framework agreement.
In addition to the key personnel required above, the contractor must provide the following non –key

personnel.

Position Role Tasks Minimum Experience
Assistant Reports to driller. Delegated Delegated responsibilities for tasks 4 (four) years drilling
Driller responsibility for driller’s Job assigned by driller. Actively industry experience of
Description. supervises tasks performed by drilling which the last 2 years
crew in mud pump room, sack store in the position as
etc. and on Company platform. Assistant driller.
Obtains PTW where required.
Derrickman Reports to Assistant driller and Responsible for minor maintenance 3 (three) years drilling
driller. and repair of mud pumps. Operates industry experience of
mud tank system, mixing equipment, which the last 1 year in
solids control equipment and bulk the position as
chemicals upon instructions from derrickman.
supervisors and Company mud
engineers. Works at heights.
Assistant Reports to Assistant driller and Same as for derrickman. 3 (three) years ears
Derrickman driller. drilling industry
experience of which
the last 1 (one) year in
the position as
Assistant derrickman.
Drilling Crew Reports to Assistant driller and Acts as spokesman for the drilling 3 (three) years drilling
Foreman driller. crew. Performs manual rig floor tasks industry experience of
under the supervision of driller and/or which the last 1 year in
Assistant driller. Occasionally acts as the position as Drilling
supervisor for minor tasks related to crew Foreman.
drill floor and/or BOP/wellhead
activities.
Floorman Reports to Assistant driller and Performs manual rig floor tasks under 3 (three) years drilling
driller. the supervision of driller and/or industry experience of
Assistant driller. which the last 1 year in
the position as
Floorman
Deck crew
Crane Reports to toolpusher/ Performs all crane lifts on rig. Loads 4 (four) years
Operator tourpusher. Is aware of the Safety and offloads both Company and experience as crane
Critical Tasks assigned to him. CONTRCTOR equipment and driver of which the last
materials. Operates and maintains 2 years on a drilling

cranes and lifting wires in accordance rig.

with Contractor procedures and
appropriate legislation.

Roustabout Reports to toolpusher/ Acts as spokesman for the roustabout 3 (three) years drilling
Foreman tourpusher. crew. Performs manual tasks around industry experience of
the rig under the supervision of the which the last 1 year in
toolpusher/tourpusher. . the position as Drilling
Occasionally acts as supervisor for crew Foreman.
minor tasks related to rig activities.
Roustabout Reports to toolpusher/ Performs manual tasks around the rig 2 (two years drilling
tourpusher. under the supervision of the industry experience of
toolpusher/tourpusher. which the last 1 year in
the position as
Roustabout.
Maintenance crew
Senior Reports to senior Maintains and repairs all Contractor 10 (ten) years high
Electrician toolpusher/drilling manager. electrical equipment at the rig. voltage electrical
Responsible for the maintenance Supervises electricians. Ensure engineering industry
and repair of Contractor electrical maintenance and repair is carried out experience of which 4
equipment. Is conversant with, in accordance with documented (four) years, including
and implements industry preventative maintenance system. the last 2 (two) years,
electrical standards and Maintains accurate records and as rig electrician.
Contractor policies and reports. Ensures sufficient spares are
procedures. Assists Company by maintained for an efficient and safe
inspecting Company and operation. Ensures required levels of
Company other contractors controls (PTW etc.) and isolations are
electrical equipment for in place.
compliance with Company
standards. Performs minor
repairs on Company equipment.
Senior Reports to Senior Maintains and repairs all Contractor 6 (six) years heavy
Mechanic Tool-Pusher/Drilling Manager. mechanical equipment at the rig. industry mechanical
Responsible for the maintenance Supervises Mechanics. Ensure industry experience of
and repair of Contractor maintenance and repair is carried out which 4 (four) years,
mechanical equipment. Is in accordance with documented including the last 2
conversant with and implements preventative maintenance system. (two) years, as rig
industry mechanical standards Maintains accurate records and mechanic.
and Contractor policies and reports of all major equipment,
procedures. Assists Company by including mud pumps. Ensures

inspecting Company and sufficient spares are maintained for

Company other contractors an efficient and safe operation.
mechanical equipment for Ensures required levels of controls
compliance with Company (PTW etc.) and isolations are in place.
standards. Performs minor repairs
on Company equipment.
Mechanic Reports to senior mechanic. Maintains and repairs all Contractor 3 (three) years heavy
Implements maintenance and mechanical equipment on board the industry mechanical
repair of mechanical equipment. rig under the supervision of the Senior industry experience of
Applies required mechanical Mechanic. Perform maintenance and which 2 (two) years,
standards under instruction by repair in accordance with documented including the last 1
Senior Mechanic. preventative maintenance system. (one) year, as rig
Maintains accurate records and mechanic.
reports. Works under required levels
of controls (PTW etc.) and isolations
system.
The technical proposal must incorporate name and description of all non-key personnel proposed
to be involved in the subsequent contract, together with a statement of availability.
During subsequent contract performance the Contractor shall ensure that all personnel are subject
to a continuous assessment scheme, which regularly confirms the individual's level of competence
to undertake the roles for which they have been employed.
3.3 Contractor’s Responsibility during contract performance for the

Personnel operating on the Site
3.3.1 Identification
Contractor shall maintain a visible personnel identification system in which Contractor and
subcontractor staff can be clearly recognised. Identification shall cover name and position on the
site. Identification shall be permanently available for all Contractor and SUB Contractor personnel
working at the site and Location.
3.3.2 Safety Officer and Safety Training Officer (STO)

During contract performance Contractor shall employ a full time, office based health, safety,
environment, quality and training co-ordinator (safety officer) with minimum of 2 years of relevant
experience, who shall be qualified in accordance with the actual requirements. Additionally,
Contractor shall employ a safety training officer (STO), who shall implement Company and
Contractor HSEQ Management Systems at the rig site.
3.3.3 "Green Hat Policy"
During contract performance Contractor shall implement a "Green Hat" Policy, equivalent to
Company requirements, and subject to Company approval, aimed at identifying new and/or
inexperienced personnel and reducing the risks associated with such personnel. Such personnel,
while having the requisite experience, may have been introduced recently either to Company or
Contractor Operations, or by promotion and/or changes in position. Personnel identified as "Green"
shall wear a green hard hat or equivalent and shall be mentored by a more experienced member
of the crew under a "Buddy System" for at least 3 (three) months.
3.3.4 Seat Belt Compliance
During contract performance Contractor shall implement seat belt compliance in all Contractor
vehicles. As a minimum Contractor must ensure:
- all Contractor vehicles have seatbelts in all front and rear seats;
- all Contractor staff have been demonstrably instructed to wear the seatbelts at all times;

3.3.5 Training and Competency

Title Personnel Initial Course Date Frequency Comments
Well Control and Blowout rig manager Before Commencement dDte every 2
Prevention, to IWCF years
senior toolpusher, tourpushers
Supervisor’s Standard;
Well Control and Blowout driller, assistant-driller Before Commencement Date every 2
Prevention, to IWCF driller’s years
Standard;
Stuck Pipe Prevention senior toolpusher , tourpushers , driller, Assistant- Within 1 (one) year prior to every 2
course driller Commencement Date years
Rigging/Slinging Safety crane operator, roustabouts, foreman, floormen, Within 1 (one) year prior to every 3 years
site Preparation Supervisor, Assistant site Commencement Date
Preparation Supervisor
Forklift driving All authorised forklift drivers Within 1 (one) year prior to one time
Commencement Date
Company Induction course, rig manager, drilling engineers, senior toolpusher, Before Commencement Date one time
HSEQ. tourpushers, safety officers, site Preparation
Supervisor, Assistant site Preparation Supervisor
Company Basic Competency drilling implementation crew, deck crew, selected Before Commencement Date every year
Assessment maintenance crew and selected other staff
including selected subcontractor staff.
Permit to Work Authorised senior toolpusher, tourpushers, rig site safety Not more than 2 (two) years prior every 5 years
Signatory officer, site preparation supervisor and assistant to Commencement Date
site preparation supervisor.
Permit to Work Confined At least two suitably qualified supervisors per Not more than 2 (two) years prior every 5 years
Space Entry shift. to Commencement Ddate
Permit to Work Gas Tester At least two suitably qualified supervisors per Not more than 2 (two) years prior every 5 years
shift. to Commencement Date
Permit to Work Worksite drillers, assistant drillers, senior electrician, senior Not more than 2 (two) years prior every 5 years
Supervisor mechanic, drilling crew foreman, roustabout to Commencement Date
foreman, site preparation supervisor and assistant
site preparation supervisor and associated
subcontractor personnel.
Industrial Fire Fighting 30% of Contractor personnel Within 1 (one) year prior to every 3 years
Course Commencement Date

Use of Breathing sets. 30% of Contractor personnel, including fire teams Within 1 (one) year prior to every 3 years
Principles of Hydro Sulphuric Commencement Date
Acid (H2S)
Rig Floor Safety all drilling crew Within 1 (one) year prior to One time
Commencement Date
MAVLO Module 1
MAVLO Module 2 rig safety officer Within 1 (one) year prior to One time
Commencement Date
First Aid medic and 10% of site personnel Within 1 (one) year prior to every 3 years
Commencement Date
Defensive Driving all personnel driving Contractor vehicles Within 1 (one) year prior to every 3 years
Commencement Date
CITB Advanced Scaffolder tourpushers Within 2 (two) year prior to every 5 years
Commencement Date
CITB Basic Scaffolding Part personnel erecting scaffolding Within 1 (one) year prior to every 2 years
1 and 2 Commencement Date
OEM derived maintenance rig mechanic and rig electrician Within 1 (one) year prior to As required Courses such as
and training courses for Commencement Date engine
major rig equipment. maintenance(e.g.
Caterpillar,
Deutz), fault
finding for VFD
systems (e.g.
ABB, Siemens),
Top Drive
maintenance
(e.g. Tesco,
Canrig, Drillmec)
Food Hygiene Practices All catering staff handling food Within 1 (one) year prior to every 3 years
Commencement Date

3.3.6 Training Records
When requested by Company, Contractor shall furnish a matrix demonstrating the complete
training and certification record of Contractor personnel and subcontractor personnel. The record
shall include the expiry date and the planned renewal of training and certification requirement. A
list of minimum training requirements is presented in the Appendix “Minimum Training
Requirements” to this scope of work.
3.3.7 Personnel Induction on Site
Contractor shall have an induction programme for new personnel arriving on site, be it Contractor,
subcontractor, Company or Company's other contractor personnel or any Company or Contractor
visitor. The induction programme shall consist of viewgraphs or videos and be supported by a
presentation and include but not be limited to familiarisation with site, Emergency Response,
Hazard Identification, First Aid, Alarm Systems, Safe Behaviour, Permit to Work etc. The induction
shall be provided to all personnel arriving on the site and Location for the first time and all
personnel not having visited the site and Location within the last 6 (six) weeks. An auditable
system shall be in place to verify the effectiveness of the system.
3.3.8 Course Recognition
During contract performance Company will give recognition to specific course certificates from
international safety training institutions identified in Company’s approved list. Company does not
guarantee to accept or recognise course certificates provided by safety training institutions not
included in Company’s approved list.
4. REQUIREMENTS RELATED TO LAND RIGS
The standards and specifications associated to rig services shall be applicable for new Wells,
existing Wells, and rigs unless specifically mentioned otherwise.
4.1 Land Rig Well Site
Contractor shall maintain the rig site at least in accordance with the specifications below:
(a) install septic tanks of a Company approved design and capacity for all domestic waste
generated on site.

(b) re-route septic tank overflow to an open water way to ensure acceptable dilution rate.
(c) empty septic tanks in a manner and at a location approved by Company when full and/or
when required.
Company shall ensure all access roads to the site are accessible by light trucks prior to start of site
preparation.
Company and Contractor shall agree the status and condition of all access roads both prior to
commencement of site preparation and following removal of the rig from the site on completion of
operations at the site.
4.2 Waste Disposal
MUD Contractor shall dispose of liquid and solid waste at least in accordance with the
specifications below:
(a) MUD Contractor shall, in a manner and at a location approved by Company, collect,
transport and dispose off all solid and liquid waste generated as part of the Well
construction process and/or resulting from the services performed
(b) solid and liquid waste from the Well shall be removed upon instruction and at a frequency
decided by Company. MUD Contractor may be required to transfer the solid and liquid
waste from the Well to an intermediate waste segregation pond before final transfer and
disposal, processing or use at the Company approved location.
(c) transfer of liquid waste shall be in fully enclosed, leak free tanker containers, specifically
designed for transfer of liquids over public roads.
(d) transfer of solid waste (cuttings) shall be in leak free containers, specifically designed for
transfer of solid waste (cuttings) over public roads.
4.3 Rig Move Operations and Road Transport
Contractor shall prepare, plan, manage and execute the rig move operations and road transport in
general at least in accordance with the specifications below:
a) obtaining approval for any rig move.

b) writing a rig move plan and obtaining approval from Company prior to any rig move,
including but not limited to road transport plan, load plan (amount of and weights per load)
route plan, road blocks, signs and signal men, avoidance of heavy traffic points and times of
day, etc.
c) performing a written review after the actual rig move.

5 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE
SERVICES
None of the equipment which is to be used, as a whole or partially by the contractor, for the
delivery of services specified in this scope of work will be purchased in the name of OMV Petrom
as part of this contract for services.
The contractor (together with the Sub-contractors) must possess, and provide for the entire
duration of the subsequent contracts implementation, the proposed equipment for the delivery of
services, according to the requirements included in this scope of work.
The technical proposal must include a description of equipment that is to be used for the
implementation of required services, as requested in the technical proposal Form.
5.1 General
Contractor equipment shall conform to all relevant API publications and procedures as listed in
paragraph ”Standards & specifications associated to the drilling services” .
The Contractor shall also carry out inspections of Drilling equipment and tools using, an
independent inspection Company, approved by Company at frequencies specified in the contract
and whenever bringing new or used equipment into use. The Contractor shall reject all defective
and non-premium drill string equipment and take the necessary measures for other equipment.
The detailed specifications related to these inspections are described in paragraph ”Standards and
specifications associated to the drilling services”.
Inspection frequency and criteria for tubular goods shall be in accordance with the provision of the
paragraph ”Standards and Specifications”. Should inspection frequency and criteria for certain
equipment not be specified in this document, than the frequency shall be in accordance with TH
HILL DS-1, Third Edition.
Contractor shall maintain Contractor items in accordance with the specifications, standards and
quality defined in the contract. Contractor shall provide all spare parts and materials required, and
keep such spare parts and materials replenished and available to provide Company with an
uninterrupted level of service and operations.
Contractor shall provide Company with an ‘Essential Spares List’ or ‘Shutdown List’ detailing those

spare parts deemed essential for continuous operation of the drilling rig. Such ‘Essential Spares
List’ or ‘Shutdown List’ may be derived with assistance from the equipment manufacturers or from
Contractor’s own experience in operation of the equipment. Contractor shall maintain such spares
in the country of operation at all times.
5.2 IADC Drilling Manual (current edition)
This manual shall be available on the rig. Contractor procedures and practices shall be at least in
accordance with the procedures, standards and specifications in this manual unless superseded by
the contract or instructions from the Company. Company shall also make available the OMV
Petrom Drilling Operations Manual on the rig site.
5.3 Pre-Commencement Date Inspections of Equipment
Company shall perform inspections of the rig prior to Commencement Date. The detailed
specifications related to these inspections are further described in the Appendix ”rig commissioning
test & inspection of the rig”.
5.4 Lifting and Hoisting
Contractor shall only use, manage and execute the work with certified and properly inspected
lifting appliances in accordance with Company requirements and ‘LOLER’. Safe Working Load
(SWL) rating shall be displayed on all hoists, hoisting beams and other lifting appliances. In
accordance with the Company requirements and ‘LOLER’, Contractor shall inspect and load test
all lifting tackle (slings, hooks, pad eyes, etc) every 6 (six) months, after which a Company
specified colour code shall be used and displayed for the next 6 (six) months period on each
individual piece of lifting tackle which passed the inspection. An independent inspection Company
shall provide a certificate of inspection for each individual piece of lifting tackle. Company must
previously have designated that inspection Company acceptable for provision of such certificates
of inspection.
Contractor shall maintain a register at the site of all lifting tackle and all hoists and appliances,
recording for each item, the capacity, date of last inspection and date of last test.
Contractor shall develop and maintain a ‘DROPS’ programme and survey system to reduce the
risk of dropped object incidents. The system shall record and check the secure fastening of all
removable equipment used in the derrick or at height. (for guidance, ref. www.dropsonline.org)
5.5 Drilling Specific High Pressure Valves and Piping

2 inch and 3 inch fig. 602-1002-1502 quick unions (WECO Unions) have inherent in their design a
near compatibility of different threads and fit of nut over male stub which is a recognised safety
hazard. Contractor shall adhere to Company requirements for the use, management and operation
of all quick unions (WECO Unions), chiksans and low torque valves and other high pressure piping
which are listed below and in appendix “ Inspection for Drilling Equipment and Tools Company
requirements include but are not limited to:
i. All 2 inch and 3 inch nominal diameter quick unions, piping and swings with quick unions, shall
use WECO Fig. 1502 connections, regardless of service pressure. No other 2 inch or 3 inch
WECO/Quick unions shall be permitted at the rig.
ii. All quick unions (WECO Unions), chiksans, low torque valves and high pressure treatment pipe
shall be subject to a pressure test to the rated working pressure at periods not exceeding 12
(twelve) months.
iii. All quick unions (WECO Unions), chiksans, low torque valves and high pressure treatment pipe
shall be subject to inspection, maintenance and certification by an independent, Company
approved, Third Party, inspection and certification Company, which inspection, maintenance
and certification shall include but not be limited to a pressure test to specified test pressure, a
wall thickness check, the connections, threads, nuts, valves, seals, bearings.
Frequency of inspection and maintenance shall be as specified in Appendix “Inspection for
Drilling Equipment and Tools” all quick unions (WECO Unions), chiksans, low torque valves
and high pressure treatment pipe shall be marked with an individually identification number and
Contractor shall maintain a logbook which demonstrate compliance with the above inspection,
maintenance and certification requirements.
iv. All non-permanent quick unions (WECO Unions), chiksans, low torque valves and high
pressure treatment pipe shall be connected by a safety wire when in use.
v. High pressure lines shall not contain any line pipe screwed connections if the test pressure
exceeds 2,000 psi.
5.6 Blow Out Preventer Equipment and Procedures
Contractor shall install, operate and test the blow out preventers, choke manifold and associated
valves and piping, blow out preventer operating unit, wellhead components and their connections
at least in accordance with the Pressure Control requirements for Drilling and Workover Operations
as described in the OMV Petrom Drilling Operations Manual, and any update published by
Company unless otherwise instructed in writing by Company.
Contractor shall maintain and repair the blow out preventers, choke manifold and associated
valves and piping, blow out preventer operating unit and their connections in accordance with
manufacturers recommendations and only use original manufacturers spare parts, equipment and

materials.
Contractor shall engage and use an official representative of the original equipment manufacturer,
or a suitably qualified and licensed third party, to perform a full inspection, overhaul and function
and pressure test (to 1.5 times design pressure rating of the equipment) of the blow out preventer,
choke and kill manifold and associated valves and high pressure piping, and the blow out
preventer operating unit and their connections at least once during the framework agreement
period.
A certificate of fitness issued by the original equipment manufacturer representative or a third party
inspection and repair Company approved by Company shall be provided to Company on request,
stating the type of inspection, overhaul and function and pressure testing which has been
performed and that the equipment is fit for purpose and within original manufacturers specifications
(including dimensional tolerances).
The blow out preventer operating unit shall be positioned outside the Hazardous Area
Classification (HAC) Zone II. The blow out preventer hydraulic control hoses shall at least be
manufactured of a "Fire Retardant" material (so identified by the manufacturer of the hoses) and
shall be protected by corrugated stainless steel.
A remote control panel, with all blow out preventer and hydraulic valves operating functions and
gauges shall be positioned on the rig/hoist floor within immediate reach of the driller/hoist driller. A
second remote control panel, with all blow out preventer and hydraulic valves operating functions
and gauges shall be positioned in or just outside the office of the rig Senior Tool-Pusher/Drilling
Manager.
5.7 Non Drilling Specific Pressure Vessels and High Pressure Lines
Contractor shall only use certified and inspected pressure vessels and high pressure lines.
Certification of pressure vessels and high pressure lines is deemed to mean inspection and/or
verification testing witnessed by a Company accepted independent Certifying Authority or by the
manufacturer whereby the inspector issues a certificate of fitness for the pressure vessel or high
pressure line. Inspection of pressure vessels and high pressure lines is deemed to mean
inspection and/or verification testing carried out by a competent person approved by Company.
The following certification frequencies shall apply during contract performance for the equipment
on the locations and used for performing drilling services:
Steam Systems. 12 months

Air Systems. 24 months

Acetylene and Hydrogen Systems. 24 months
Natural Gas/ LPG. 24 months
Nitrogen and other Gas Systems. Externally, 12 months; internally 60 months
Non Drilling Specific Process vessels and 60 months
pipe work.
New and revised design of pressurised equipment and modification to existing pressurised
equipment, which shall be designed in accordance with internationally accepted standards, i.e.
ASME or EN ISO, shall be submitted to Company accepted independent Certifying Authority for
approval prior to manufacture/modification work commencing.
All safety systems and alarms (relief valves, level indicators, gauges, etc.) associated with
pressurised equipment shall be maintained in good operating condition and a record shall be
available clearly showing inspection performed, result and frequency. Personnel shall be trained in
the use and maintenance of safety systems and alarms for pressurised equipment.
Contractor shall maintain a pressure vessel and high pressure lines register containing all the
details of inspection and (re-) certification of Contractor pressure vessels and high pressure lines
on site and in use in the base and Contractor shall have available from the commencement date all
required valid inspection and (re-)certification records and reports for those items of pressure
vessels and high pressure lines.
All air compressors and air receivers shall be fitted with pressure relief valves which shall be
function tested every 6 (six) months. Air receivers, compressors and pressure relief valves shall be
numbered for identification purposes and tagged with a steel label showing last and next planned
inspection/test date. Pressure vessels and high-pressure lines shall not contain any line pipe
threaded connections if the test pressure exceeds 2,000 psi.
5.8 Solids Control Equipment
Contractor shall install, operate, adjust and maintain Contractor Solids Control equipment in
accordance with the original manufacturer’s recommendations. Contractor shall follow instructions
from Company’s other contractor, responsible for Fluids Management related to the operation,
adjustment and maintenance of Contractor Solids Control equipment and shall, if so requested by
Company, change out defective solids control equipment and make adjustments to the settings
and parameters of solids control equipment. Contractor shall provide storage space for shale
shaker screens in sufficient quantities of the type and size recommended by Company’s other
contractor, responsible for Fluids Management. Company may request Contractor to supply shaker

screens on a cost reimbursable basis, if required.
5.9 Electrical safety
Contractor electrical equipment shall comply with Company requirements and EN ISO regulations
for electrical installation, Electrical Engineering Guidelines, Packaged Unit AC Generator Sets, Low
Voltage Switch Gear and Control Gear Assemblies and Field Commissioning and Maintenance of
Electrical Installations and equipment.
5.10 Lighting
Contractor shall provide sufficient lighting to illuminate the entire work area for uninterrupted
operations during darkness. The rigged up mast shall also be illuminated. The minimum level of
illumination shall be as follows:
i. office and accommodation areas 400 Lux;
ii. wellhead, rig floor, pipe deck and all other outside areas where personnel have to perform
work 200 Lux;
iii. other areas where no work activities take place 100 Lux;
Contractor shall have sufficient portable light units available on site with the correct rating and
hazardous area classification to allow all temporary work areas to be lit to the specified level of
illumination. A red light, shall be fitted to the top of the mast/derrick as an aircraft warning light. The
light shall have sufficient illumination to satisfy the standards of the Romanian Civil Aviation
Authority.
5.11 Site Offices, Cabins and Mess Facilities (Land Rig Operations)
The offices, conference/meeting room, cabins and mess facilities shall be thermally and
acoustically insulated and equipped with air conditioning/heating to maintain an ambient
temperature of 20 to 25 degrees Celsius throughout. The offices and cabins shall be fully furnished
using good, modern and quality materials. Doors shall open outwards with panic proof locks. The
offices and cabins shall include but not be limited to a private bedroom and facilities, private
shower and washroom facilities, fridge, entertainment system, telephone, fax (with continuous
spool for faxing logging information), computer, coffee maker, desk and chairs etc.
Contractor shall provide at least twice daily cleaning and house keeping services, including the
requisite materials for offices, cabin and mess.
The electrical installation shall be 220/240 Volt, 50 Hertz single phase, three wire system with 13
Ampere round pin sockets. Sufficient sockets shall be available throughout the cabins to facilitate
all required electrical installations and equipment.

5.12 Documentation of Rig Equipment
Contractor shall have full manufacturer’s documentation describing all main rig equipment,
including all safety critical equipment (e.g. lifting and hoisting equipment, pressure vessels,
electrical equipment, etc.).
Contractor shall also establish an inventory list describing all the documentation described above.
5.13 “Zero Discharge” Feature of the Equipment
The rig shall be suitable for the use of “Synthetic Oil Based” Mud Systems, which includes a rig
floor construction, which supports “Zero Discharge” of mud to the environment, and mud recovery
systems (pumps, drains, vacuum cleaner, etc.). If “Zero Discharge” is not achievable, then the rig
shall be equipped with drip trays under the rotary table and best efforts shall be maintained to
reduce any discharges of mud to the environment. Notwithstanding 12.13 above, rigs which do not
drill beyond 2500m depth are not required to be compliant with the “Synthetic Oil Based” Mud
Systems requirements, however, these rigs shall be equipped with drip trays under the rotary table
and best efforts shall be maintained to reduce any discharges of mud or contaminated fluids to the
environment.
6 REQUIREMENTS ASSOCIATED TO THE EQUIPMENT:

INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE AND CALIBRATION OF
EQUIPMENT
Contractor shall maintain Contractor items in accordance with the specifications, standards and
quality defined in the contract. Contractor shall provide all spare parts and materials required, and
keep such spare parts and materials replenished and available to provide Company with an
uninterrupted level of service and operations.
Contractor shall provide Company with an ‘Essential Spares List’ or ‘Shutdown List’ detailing those
spare parts deemed essential for continuous operation of the drilling rig. Contractor shall maintain
such spares in the country of operation at all times.
6.1 Equipment Status, Maintenance and Repair
Contractor equipment for which a certificate of original manufacture and a history record shall be
available at the site or Contractor Local Base:
i. mast & substructure;

ii. crown block and travelling block;
iii. top drive;
iv. rolling gear;
v. draw works;
vi. generators;
vii. blow out preventers, choke manifold and control unit;
viii. mud pump and high pressure pumps;
ix. high pressure mud system;
x. drill pipes and all down-hole equipment;
xi. all instruments;
xii. all transport, hoisting and lifting equipment;
xiii. all fire-fighting and safety equipment;
Contractor shall ensure that Contractor equipment conforms to all relevant original manufacturers
specifications. Modifications to equipment shall only be performed with the written consent of the
original manufacturer, according to specifications dictated by the original manufacturer.
The equipment history shall contain as a minimum the information about equipment name,
specification and unique identification number; date of manufacture, date of first use, operating
history, calibration record (if applicable), inspection record (if applicable), certification record (if
applicable), maintenance and repair record, parts replaced, reason of replacement, date of
replacement and origin of replacement parts, modifications other than “parts replaced”.
Contractor shall ensure that the original manufacturer shall from the original manufacturer or a
supplier approve replacement parts. Proof of such shall be available on request.
Contractor shall demonstrate that they have full documentation for all equipment on the rig.
Contractor equipment shall be maintained in accordance with Contractor provided and Company
accepted procedures.
Preventative maintenance procedures shall comply with Contractor and original manufacturer’s
maintenance procedures. Original manufacturer’s maintenance procedures shall be applied as a
minimum.
6.2 Preventive Maintenance and Spare Parts Stock Control System
Contractor shall have a commercially available fully computerised preventive maintenance system,
using specifically developed software, including maintenance tasks and frequency, work
instructions, parts identification, utilisation and condition monitoring, spare parts stock keeping and
replenishment and inventory control.
Copy of spares inventory to be submitted to Company prior to commencement date .

6.3 Drill String Components
All drill string components used for drilling operations including but not limited to kelly cocks, saver
subs, drill pipe, substitutes (cross-over subs), drill collars, make-up tongs, back-up posts, power
tongs, iron roughneck, tools and handling tools shall have been inspected by an independent
reputable, Company approved, inspection Company not earlier than 3 (three) months prior to the
Commencement Date of the contract.
All downhole tools used for drilling operations including but not limited to saver subs, drill pipe and
drill collars shall be inspected by the Contractor, as specified in appendix “rig commissioning test &
inspection of the rig”. Such inspection shall include electromagnetic inspection, including end area,
plastic lining inspection and thread visual, profile gauge and magnetic particle inspection.
Any subsequent inspection required for surface tools used for drilling operations including but not
limited to kelly cocks, make-up tongs, back-up posts, power tongs, iron roughneck, tools and
handling tools shall be borne by the Contractor at its own cost.
Contractor shall have certificates of inspections ready for auditing by Company site representative.
Inspection, certification and documentation shall conform to the requirements in inspection for
drilling equipment & tools.
Drill pipe shall pass API Premium Class grade. Any drill pipe not passing API Premium Class (two
white bands - refer API standard RP7G, latest edition) shall be rejected and replaced at Contractor
cost, by Premium Class plastic lined drill pipe.
All drill pipes shall be internally plastic coated in compliance with TH HILL DS 1 Category 4 as
applicable.
Contractor bottom hole assembly components that do not pass inspection to TH HILL DS-1
Category 3-5 shall be replaced at Contractor cost.
All cross over subs shall be of sufficient length, as per TH HILL DS-1 Category 3-5, to ensure
proper stress distribution and make up torque. Bottleneck cross over subs shall have a minimum
length fishing neck of 45 cm.
All bottom hole assembly component connections, including but not limited to components
normally used for drilling, workover, well clean-up, emergency and/or fishing operations, shall have
stress relief features; a stress relief groove, in accordance with TH HILL DS-1 Category 3-5, on the
pin end and a bore back feature in the box end.
New drill collars shall replace any drill collar connections showing defects or alternatively at the
Company sole discretion shall be re-cut in accordance with the TH HILL DS-1 Category 3-5 drill
collar specifications as applicable.
The Contractor shall at its expense carry out non-destructive testing (NDT) on the following
equipment at the frequency set out below. A Company recognised inspection authority with the
equipment in a disassembled condition shall do the NDT testing with paint removed. Upon request
Company shall be furnished with copies of all inspection reports. Any equipment not certified for

use by the inspection authority shall be replaced.
Maximum
Equipment
Inspection Period
Elevators, Links, Slips, Tongs, Kelly Cocks, Saver Subs, Connectors 6 months
and Link adapters, spiders, lifting plugs, cement heads.
Hooks, Swivels, Top Drive 12 months
Non-Permanent High Pressure Piping and Valves.(chiksans, treatment 12 months

iron, etc). Refer APPENDIX , “Inspection for drilling equipment and
tools”, A3 and A5
2 years
Dead Line Anchor tie-down, semi-permanent, permanent and fixed high
pressure piping, Choke and Kill Manifold and Valves, Koomey Unit.
(APPENDIX 2,.)
Crown Block, Travelling Block, Deadline Anchor, BOPs 5 years
Any other equipment not specified herein shall be inspected as recommended by API.
All drill string components shall have a unique identification number for identification and
traceability purposes.
New drill pipe and other down hole tubular shall have initial make-up and break-out of tool joints
carried out at the manufacturing facility at cost to Contractor. No make-up or breakout of new tool
joints shall take place at the rig under any circumstances whatsoever.
6.4 Instruments, Gauges and Recorders
All instruments, including gauges, meters and recorders, provided by Contractor under the contract
shall be (re-)calibrated in accordance with Contractor Calibration Programme which will be subject
to Company approval. When requested by Company, the calibration test will be witnessed by the
Company representative. Contractor shall maintain a written record of all equipment which it
subjects to calibration, including the date and type and rating of each test and the identification and
location of the equipment tested. Contractor shall facilitate the connection of Third Party contractor
sensors to acquire data from the rig sensor systems and drilling mud manifold as required

7 REQUIREMENTS ASSOCIATED TO EQUIPMENT:
HAZARDOUS AREA CLASSIFICATION
7.1 Classification of hazardous area
Hazardous areas shall be classified in accordance with the Institute of Petroleum Model Code of
Practice, Parts 1, 4 and 15 2nd Edition, August 2002. Furthermore, Contractor shall comply with
Company requirements for Hazardous Area Classification (HAC). Contractor shall provide
certification of suitability for all such equipment upon request by Company. Contractor personnel
and subcontractor personnel shall be instructed in the significance of the HAC and shall enforce
strict compliance with safe operations therein at all times.
7.2 Equipment Located In Hazardous Areas
Equipment located within the Hazardous Area shall be classified as suitable for use in that area by
a recognised authority (UL, DNV, etc.).
Diesel engines are permitted to operate in the IP Zone 2 hazardous area provided the following
items are installed and functioning:
(a) exhaust spark arrestor;
(b) inlet overspeed shutdown valve (automatic);
(c) sealed crankcase;
(d) crankcase breather flame trap;
(e) remote shut off device;
(f) low oil pressure shut down device;
(g) fuel shutdown valve;
(h) anti-static fan drive belt
8 QUALITY MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS
Contractor warrants that a quality management system has been established and documented
which details the organisation structure, responsibilities, activities, resources and events (Quality
Programme) that together provide organised procedures and methods of implementation (Quality
Plan) to ensure that the work conforms to the requirements specified in the contract.

9 INSPECTION CRITERIA
All new Drilling equipment and Well Completion equipment shall comply fully with the TH HILL DS-
1 Category 4 Quality and Inspection Requirements for New & Refurbished Drilling and Well
Completion equipment latest edition. TH HILL DS-1 Category 4 covers aspects of design, material
properties, inspection and destructive testing during manufacture.
All used Drilling and Well Control Completion equipment should be inspected in accordance with
TH HILL DS-1 Category 4, which covers aspects of NDT examination of used equipment for
service induced defects such as fatigue, corrosion, mechanical damage and wear.
Any exceptions to the above standards should be put in writing to Company with technical
justification.
Appendix 1
RIG COMMISSIONING TEST & INSPECTION OF THE RIG

Company requires a complete rig commissioning test and inspection of the rig, performed by Company (Site)
Representative(S) and Contractor personnel prior to commencement date. In addition further rig inspections
will be conducted at 6 (six) month intervals after commencement date. The inspection is designed to verify
compliance with the contract.
GENERAL
Objective
To ensure that the rig is maintained in a safe and reliable working condition as per OMV Petrom rig
inspection check list.
Full rig Acceptance Inspection

This survey is an in-depth visual inspection and function testing of all rig equipment. This includes but is not
limited to full inspections of mud pumps, rotary table, drawworks, top drive, BOP system, power package and
internal inspection of other vital equipment.
The scope of the inspection will include:
(a) Analysis of equipment condition and standards of maintenance, in accordance with API standards and
the equipment manufacturer’s specifications and recommendations.
(b) Opening all major items of equipment for internal inspection as requested, for the purpose of
performing a detailed examination of gear teeth, bearings, chains and ancillary parts for excessive
wear, damage, cracks and other defects and for measurements of clearances.
(c) Function testing, pressure testing, load testing, and insulation resistance checks for all drilling rig and
associated equipment, as applicable, will be conducted.
(d) A check that the proper safety devices are installed and are working correctly to prevent accidents and
equipment failures.

(e) Evaluating the effectiveness of the Preventive Maintenance Programme.
The rig acceptance inspection will also document the status of required equipment to ensure the rig is in
compliance with the equipment specified in the contract proposal and drilling contract.
Inspection Procedures
rig inspections will be conducted by an independent contractor selected by and at the expense of Company
(Moduspec or equivalent) or by certified Company personnel. All other costs associated with the inspection
shall be at the expense of the Contractor. The inspection shall be conducted prior to the execution of the
contract and mobilisation of Contractor’s equipment to Company’s Location.
The minimum number of Contractor personnel required for assistance are: Senior Tool-Pusher, Assistant
driller, Senior Mechanic, Senior Electrician and three helpers.
The time required for a full inspection is normally six days for two rig inspectors. A copy of the written report will
be given to Contractor following the inspection. All rig time required for inspection and required repairs, if any,
shall be at Contractor’s expense, and shall be conducted prior to execution of the contract.
Contractor shall have available on the rig, Contractor’s most current planned maintenance schedule for the rig,
including the inspection and certification criteria for major rig components, drill pipe and casing handling which
shall include general lifting equipment. Subject to these documents being acceptable to Company and subject
to these documents not being superseded by the contract, such documents shall constitute the basis of an
agreement with respect to the standard of maintenance and inspection required during the term of the contract.
Detailed Description of Inspection Programme

The full acceptance programme consists of the following sections:
Drilling equipment:
The Drilling equipment Inspection section specifically relates to equipment. All items are
comprehensively reviewed, with inspection covers removed for the measurement of tolerances and
clearances and detailed examination of the mechanical and electrical condition.
(a) Hoisting equipment: Drawworks, Rotary Table, Crown Block, Travelling Block, Hook and Top
Drive.
(b) Pipe Handling equipment: Automatic Pipe Handling Systems, Pipe Spinning Wrench, Tongs,
Slips and Safety Clamps, Elevators, Casing Tongs, Spiders, and Elevators.
(c) Drilling Fluids equipment: Mud Pumps, Shale Shakers, Desilters, Desanders, Degasser, Mud
Centrifuges, Mud Agitators, Centrifugal Pumps, Standpipe Manifold and Rotary Hoses, Mud
Cleaner, Mud Mixing System (shear unit).
(d) Miscellaneous: Drilling Instrumentation, Derrick/Casing Stabbing Board, Tuggers and Sheaves,
Man Riding Winches, Survey Line, Drill String Components.
Rig Floor and Derrick
This inspection ensures the standards of maintenance and safe working order of all derrick fittings and
fixtures. Auxiliary drilling equipment items are also tested and inspected.
Mud System
The mud system inspection relates to all aspects of mud mixing, storage, cleaning, and pumping. This
includes the mud pits, together with the centrifugal pumps, agitators, ventilation, pipe work and related
systems. All mud cleaning equipment is reviewed, including shale shakers,
de-gasser, de-sanders, de-silters, and centrifuges (if present). The mud pumps are given a detailed
mechanical/electrical review, together with a review of pump records to determine whether problems are

causing increased fluid end component usage. If possible mud pumps will be tested under load. Also
included is the high-pressure mud system from the mud pumps to the top drive.
Electrical
This includes an insulation resistance check which highlights problem areas within all DC and or AC
motors, critical system AC motors, generators, and transformers. The electro magnetic/regenerative
brake system is highlighted for particular attention with regard to the brake monitoring and back-up
power supply systems; electrical supply to well site camp, rig floor and other parts of the rig will be
inspected for proper installation and usage.
Power Generation
A full condition and performance review of all power generation and diesel engines and generators, the
emergency generator and air compressors to ensure safe and reliable service. All equipment safety
features are checked and tested where appropriate, including the main engine shutdowns and pressure
relief valves. Power management features designed to minimise the risk of total power failure shall also
be tested. Emergency power features designed to allow minimal string movement or rotation in the
event of a power failure, or emergency provision of pump power, shall be tested.
Maintenance Management
Maintenance programmes, procedures and historical files are reviewed to establish standards and
efficiency.
Safety Systems and equipment
General rig Safety, Gas Detection System, Extinguisher and Fire Fighting equipment, Breathing
Apparatus, Drilling Facilities, First Aid Stations (emergency shower/eye flushing stations), Emergency
Procedures, Living Quarters, Work Permits and General Housekeeping. Upon passing the safety
systems and equipment test, Contractor shall thereafter and during the term of the contract, conduct the
drilling operations and comply with the standards in place at such time when the inspection was passed
by the parties.
Certification
The current status of the rig is reviewed with regard to the required certification which should be
available. Certification inspections which will fall due within the contract term are highlighted, together
with any deficiencies which may be problematic. Certification of lifting gear and appliances including the
register in place are examined.
Safety Management
The safety programmes, level of training and certification, emergency procedures, documentation
systems and procedures may be reviewed to establish the standard and efficiency of the safety
management system.
BOP INSPECTION, TESTING AND CERTIFICATION

General Condition
The well control equipment shall comply with the latest editions of the relevant API and NACE standards
inclusive but not limited to the following standards:
(a) API RP-53 BOP equipment Systems

(b) API RP 16A Specification for Drill Through equipment
(c) API RP 16C Specification for Choke and Kill Systems
(d) API RP-16D Control Systems for Drilling Well Control equipment.

(e) NACE Standard MR-0175-98
BOP's
The ram preventer shall be in acceptable condition, with particular emphasis on the following:
(a) Top seals and front packers shall be in as new condition.

(b) Ram cavity wear measurements shall be well within the specified original equipment manufacturer's
(OEM) allowable tolerances, to ensure it will operate during the period of the contract within these
tolerances.
(c) Door sealing surfaces and door bolts/threads.
(d) Ram shaft and ram shaft packing must be in as new condition.
(e) Spare ram blocks, including top seals and front packers shall be in as new condition.
(f) B-7 studs and 2H nuts shall be used on all connections. Reference API Specification 6A, Section 903.
In conditions where the bolting may be directly exposed to hydrogen sulfide (such as with flange
protectors, an enclosed environment, etc.), NACE bolting will be required.
(g) The annular element shall be able to drift test per API Spec. 16A.
(h) Through bore keyseating wear shall be within the manufacturer's tolerances.
Choke Manifold
Chokes shall be capable of controlling pressure and not be washed out.
All target flanges shall contain lead, and the target shall nowhere be placed in a vertical position with the
target down, so the lead target may fall out of the flange if dislodged.
Manifold and drill pipe well control pressure gauges shall be calibrated in accordance with an acceptable,
specified programme.
Mud-gas separator interior and vent lines shall have adequate wall thickness to contain rated pressures.
Lines shall be free of obstructions.
Pressure Integrity
The acceptance criteria for both operating chambers and well bore pressure testing shall be no leaks.
Operating chambers shall have pressure integrity at their maximum rated working pressure.
The BOP stack, plus choke and kill manifold, shall have low pressure integrity (14 bar for a 5 minutes straight
line), and a high pressure integrity (maximum rated working pressure for a 10 minutes straight line).
Variable bore rams shall have wellbore pressure integrity against the largest and smallest size of pipe to be
used in the drilling programme.
Choke and kill hoses shall comply with inspection and testing criteria of the original equipment manufacturer
(OEM).
Choke and kill manifold, kelly cocks, safety valves and chicksan/hose shall have pressure integrity at their
maximum working pressures.
Valves shall have pressure integrity when tested from the correct direction, with disassembly of check valves,
if required.
Control System
Accumulator bottles and annular surge bottles shall be pre-charged to recommended pressures.

Annular control system regulators shall be of the TR type or equivalent.
All control functions, which are air controlled, shall have a secondary means of operation. (failsafe back-up
air system or a nitrogen (N2) back-up system, or manual closure system ).
Remote BOP control panels shall be capable of applying 210 bar to the close side of the blind rams and the
pipe rams.
BOP stack function hoses shall be tested to 210 bar.
The control system shall have pressure integrity at 210 bar manifold pressure for 30 minutes with the stack in
both the "drill" position and "kill" position.
Operation of Functions
Each installed function on the BOP control system remote panel(s) shall be operational.
The response time required to close the BOPs shall be within 30 seconds for rams and 30 seconds for
annular smaller than 20" bore, and 45 seconds for 20” annular 20" and larger, Ref. API RP-53, Section 5.A.2.
The remote chokes shall function as required, operating smoothly with correct position indication. Remote
pressure indicators shall operate correctly.
Planned Preventative Maintenance and Quality Management

A system shall be in place which assures that the original equipment manufacturer’s (OEM's)
operations/maintenance manuals, product alerts and engineering bulletins are available at the well site and
put into practice.
The equipment shall be maintained to an acceptable standard per the planned maintenance system.
Choke and Kill hoses shall have current inspection and test certificates to the OEM's recommendations.
Adequate spares shall be on hand to at least redress all BOPs and 2 valves of each type installed in the well
control system.
Modifications to the equipment shall be properly documented per well control equipment documentation.
Schematics for the BOP stack and mud system shall be complete, accurate and available at the rig.
Inspection and Testing equipment Supplied By Contractor

Testing equipment:
A test flange or test stump shall be used to test the stack while in the storage position prior to installation on
the wellhead.
Test mandrels to be supplied for largest and smallest sizes of pipe to be used while drilling.
A test pump and chart recorder capable of delivering maximum required test pressure shall be provided.
Separate low (0 – 35 bar) and high pressure gauges shall have a minimum face diameter of 4.5 inches.
Pressure measurements shall be made at not less than 25% or more than 75% of the full pressure span of
the gauge. Reference API Specification 16A, Section VI B.3. Low pressure test to always be conducted prior
to the high pressure test.
Feeler gauges shall be made available.
Hydraulic torque tools capable of supplying adequate torque, when used with the proposed lubricant, to
disassemble and make-up flange bolts and ram BOP bonnet bolts, shall be available.
Dedicated personnel and tools shall be available to open up equipment for inspection.

Inspection Methods
Ram Blowout Preventers:
Visual, dimensional, hydrostatic and functional inspection of ram-type preventer equipment, proof of recent
NDT inspections of high stress areas are required.
Annular Blowout Preventers:
Visual, dimensional, hydrostatic and functional inspection of annular-type preventer equipment.
Choke and Kill equipment:
Visual, dimensional, hydrostatic and functional inspection of valves, flanges, piping and similar components
of choke and kill systems.
Safety Valves and Inside Blowout Preventers:
Visual, dimensional and flaw detection inspection of safety valves and inside BOPs to detect excessive wear
and corrosion damage. Includes hydrostatic and functional test to verify functional integrity prior to shipment.
B HEALTH, SAFETY, ENVIRONMENT AND QUALITY
Company requires a Health, Safety, Environment, and Quality (HSEQ) systems audit and inspection prior to
the execution of the contract. The HSEQ audit and inspection may be performed by Company’s HSEQ and
Medical departments or third party selected by and at the expense of Company. Following is a general
description of the scope of the inspection.
This audit is a comprehensive survey, including record checks, employee interviews and random physical
condition checks to confirm equipment, programmes, procedures and administrative controls are in place to
protect the health and safety of rig personnel and the environment. The scope of the audit and inspection
may include, but is not limited to the following:
B.1 Health
Routine Industrial Hygiene Programme; Living Accommodations; Air Conditioning; Toilet, Shower, and
Washbasins; Bedding, Linen, Towels, Clothes Washing/Drying Facilities; Galley and Dining Facilities and
Food Quality; Employee Personal Cleanliness and Health; Medical Facilities, Supplies and personnel;
Potable Water System, Water Quality/Treatment Standards, Routine Water Sampling/Testing Procedures;
Insect and Rodent Control; Asbestos Management.
B.2 Safety
Safety Management Programme; Contractor’s Routine Safety Inspection Programme (local and
Corporate/Home Office Inspections); Preventive Maintenance Programme; Accident and Injury Investigation,
Reporting Procedures and Records; General Worker’s Safe Practices and Procedures; Safety
Training/Meetings Programme and Records; Confined Space Entry Permit Procedures; Lock Out/Tag Out
Procedures; Fire Prevention Programme; Hot Work Permit Procedures; General Housekeeping; Smoking
Policy/Designated Areas; Personal Protective and Life Safety equipment; Ventilation/Exhaust equipment;
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) Plan and equipment; Emergency Evacuation Procedures and equipment, and Drill
Records.
B.3 Environmental Pollution Control
Waste Collection/Disposal; Hazardous Substance Spill Response Procedures; Spill Response materials and
equipment; Spill Response Training Records; Spill Reporting Procedures and Records.
The rig HSEQ systems audit and inspection will document identified deficiencies to ensure the rig is in
compliance with equipment and programmes specified in the bid tender and contract.

A copy of the written audit and inspection report will be given to Contractor following the inspection. All
deficiencies shall be repaired or provided for at Contractor’s cost, as well as programmes or procedures in
place, prior to execution of the contract and rig mobilisation.
Company reserves the right to periodically re-inspect any of the above during the term of the contract.
B.4 QUALITY
With the increased activity OMV Petrom is looking forward to in its drilling activities, the need for “Total
Quality” becomes essential in all areas of rig performance. The performance of equipment and the rig’s
drilling capabilities must work without incidents caused by poor workmanship or substandard materials. OMV
Petrom will settle for nothing less than a “Total Quality” approach to it’s contracted drill rigs.
Appendix 2
INSPECTION FOR DRILLING EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
General notes for contractor
1. Acceptance Criteria applicable to inspection service companies.
An inspection Company must have qualified and experienced inspectors. Qualifications will be
based upon both education/training/certification and performance records, which shall be verified.
Inspection equipment must be evaluated and approved by the Regulatory Authority where
applicable (e.g. when radio-active isotopes are used).
For incidental inspections round the clock immediate availability is required.
Contractor staff (only when same requirements are being met as for Subcontractor personnel and
after consultation with and acceptance by Company).
2. Inspection Documents and Records
(a) After each inspection a report shall be prepared and signed by the supervisor of the
Subcontractor inspection service Company. In this document the details and the findings shall be
summarised.
(b) Written records shall be maintained with accurate information and history of each tool, including
inspection dates, personnel involved and results of each inspection.
(c) A copy of all inspection reports shall be sent to the Company upon request.
(d) Inspection documents and records with effect from the commencement date shall be readily
available for review by Company.
3. Rented, Repaired and New equipment
(a) Above mentioned equipment shall be inspected before putting in service using the same criteria
as are applied to equipment already mentioned.
4. Inspection Requirements and Criteria for Rejection
(a) Inspections shall be carried out in accordance with API RP7G latest edition for API NC and REG
connections and TH HILL DS1 LEVEL 4 for all double shouldered rotary connections. API RP8B
latest edition (for hoisting tools) and API spec 7 spec 17 latest editions (for high pressure rotary
hoses).

SUMMARY
Summary of the inspection items.
Used drill pipe
Bottom hole assembly items or other down hole equipment
Hoisting equipment and surface handling tools
Non Permanent and loose High Pressure Piping
Semi-permanent and Permanent High Pressure Piping
A.6 Top Drive
Used Drill Pipe

Used drill pipe shall be rated API Class 1 or API Premium class in accordance with API RP 7 G latest edition
plus TH HILL DS1 LEVEL 4
Inspection methods for used drill pipe are given in Table A-1.
Table A-1 - Inspection before starting the first well
INSPECTION METHOD DETECTING

 tool joint and pipe body wear
Visual for pipe and tool joint
 shoulder and thread damage
 deformation (bending)
 corrosion pits
 coating conditions (bonding, thickness, etc.)
 hard facing (conditions)
PIPE BODY
Dimensional (gauging)  OD damage and wear
Visual internal inspection  plastic coating damaged or lost
Visual external inspection  mechanical damage
Electro Magnetic Inspection (EMI)  transverse cracks and corrosive pits,

mechanical
Wet Fluorescent (Blacklight) Magnetic Particle  slip area. Transverse and longitudinal
Inspection (WMPI) defects
TOOL JOINT (including weld area)

 Tool joint OD
Dimensional (gauging)
 Bevel width/diameter
 Thread profile
 Pin stretch/box swell
Wet Fluorescent Magnetic Particle Inspection  thread defects, transverse defects and
(Blacklight) (WMPI) mechanical damage
Notes for Inspection of New and Used Drill Pipe

Shoulder Re-facing
Re-facing of the shoulders is allowed as per API RP7G and TH HILL DS-1, 3rd Edition, Volume 3, Category
4
Coating
Internal plastic coating: drill pipes with any of the coating missing from the pipe body shall be rejected as per
API RP 7G and TH HILL DS-1, 3rd Edition, Volume 3, Category 4
Hard Facing
Shall be in accordance with TH HILL DS-1, 3rd Edition, Volume 3, Category 4 and all other documents
referenced therein.
Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing SPECIFICATION ARNCO 300XT, Tuboscope Titanium,
and Armacor M hard facing techniques have been found to be acceptable for use on tool joints being rotated
or run inside casing.
All other hard facing materials are not allowed unless approved by Company in case of new developments.
Application techniques must be machined such that the requirements of the foregoing SPECIFICATION are
satisfied.
Identification
Each number of the drill string shall be individually marked.
Top Drive and Bottom Hole Assembly Parts

This includes, but is not limited to, top drive threads, DCs, NMDCs, HWDP, substitutes, stabilisers, X-over
subs, fishing tools, reamers etc.
Table A-2 - Inspection before starting the first well
INSPECTION METHOD DETECTING

 Shoulder and thread damage
Visual
 Deformation and corrosion pits
 Body damage and wear
 box OD/pin ID
Dimensional
 bevel width/diameter
 thread profile
 pin stretch/box swell
 body upsets r =1-1/2
Wet Fluorescent (Blacklight) Magnetic Particle  thread/connections transverse defects,
Inspection (WMPI) outside box of HWDP longitudinal defects
Notes:
1) All pins of DCs, HWDP and X-overs for DCs shall have an API stress relief groove and all boxes
a Drilco bore-back (old style).
2) Threads shall be cold-rolled and provided with an anti-galling treatment.
3) Bench marks shall be used as an accurate reference for shoulder re-facing. These shall be
applied on the pin neck and the box counter bore after machining.
4) Any thread connection shading defects shall be replaced by a re-cut thread.
5) Re-cutting is only allowed by a reputable qualified manufacturer (API authorisation for cutting
threads is required).
6) Re-facing of (defect) shoulders deemed repairable to API RP7G and TH HILL DS1 LEVEL 4 is
allowed.

7) All parts of this equipment shall be marked individually.
Hoisting Equipment and Surface Handling Tools
Covered by this are:
 Derrick/mast including substructure
 Crown blocks
 Travelling blocks
 Connectors and link adapters
 Drilling hooks
 Hooks
 Elevator links
 Drillcollars, casing, tubing and drill pipe (18 degree) elevators
 Swivel
 Spiders
 Deadline tie-downs
 Kelly spinners, when used as a tension member
 Lifting plugs for DCs
 Drill pipe tongs
 Top drive
 Power Swivels and similar equipment
The Contractor shall exhibit his available inspection documents and records demonstrating that full
inspection has been carried out. All items of equipment must have individual identification markings.
All equipment and tools shall be inspected visually and MPI (wet) for cracks, loose fits or connections,
elongation of parts, other signs of wear, corrosion or overloading. Any equipment found with cracks,
excessive wear etc. shall be removed from service or if cracks are in a non-critical area, they shall be
repaired or arrested and monitored.
Hoisting equipment and surface handling tools shall be provided with a wear resistant unique identification
number for traceability. All lifting beams shall be checked and the maximum allowed workload shall be
marked.
Note:
Power swivels and similar equipment shall be inspected in addition to OEM requirements, as called for in
specific regulations issued from time to time. Highly stressed parts of similar equipment shall be inspected in
the same way as specified for hoisting equipment.
Non Permanent and Loose High Pressure Piping
This shall include, but not be limited to, Cementing and Testing equipment (e.g. Kill Lines, Cement heads,
chiksans, Swings, Swing parts, Manifolds and Valve etc).
All separate pieces of high pressure equipment (WP 15,000 - TP 22,500 psi) shall be provided with a
stainless steel ring, giving test details such as working pressure (WP) and test pressure (RP), periodic
inspection date and identification number.
Required pressure tests at test pressure (TP) shall be done under safe conditions in a special shop or
purpose built pressure testing cellar.
If equipment is removed from the RIG for inspection and/or repair, Contractor shall temporarily replace the
equipment (chiksans etc.) at Contractor expense.
After removal the following stepwise inspection on cementing and test equipment shall be carried out:

1) Dismantle assembled parts for cleaning and internal inspection.
2) Take wall thickness (spot-check hardness measurements for verification purposes of the materials may
be requested by Company).
3) After fitting the separate parts together, a pressure test to TP shall take place under safe conditions (in a
special shop or cellar).
4) Install a stainless steel ring with test details about WP and TP, periodic inspection date and identification
number.
5) Write the findings on an inspection record card for history information.
6) The next inspection shall take place within a year of operation or at the inspection interval listed in Table
B-5.
Semi-Permanent and Permanent High Pressure Piping

This shall include, but not be limited to, High Pressure Mud system and High Pressure Hoses (e.g. mud lines,
standpipes etc.)
To judge the suitability for 5000 psi working pressure (WP) - 7,500 psi test pressure (TP), the equipment
certificates and inspection reports shall be made available to the Company for verification purposes.
High Pressure Mud System Quick unions, if used, must correspond to type WECO fig. 1502 for 2" and 3"
sizes, to WECO fig. 1002 for 1" and 4" sizes. Each separate section shall be provided with a stainless steel
ring stamped with TP, WP and last test date. Note: only Fig. 1502 WECO unions are acceptable in sizes
2” or 3”, regardless of the service pressure.
The system shall be visually and ultrasonically inspected for detection of erosion, corrosion and wear, the
results of which shall be reported in writing. A map of the ultrasonic or thickness testing locations shall be
maintained and held in the rig’s maintenance record for such equipment.
Hydrostatic testing shall be done, to a test pressure (TP) (maximum 1.5 times the safe working pressure)
under safe and controlled conditions (after wall thickness measurements, calculations and material
verification).
The above mentioned inspections and hydrostatic testing shall be repeated after a service period not
exceeding two operational years, and the new test data shall be stamped on a stainless steel ring.
High pressure hoses
For rotary drilling hoses, rotary vibrator hoses, circulating hoses, cementing BOP hoses and Coflexip hoses,
the following requirements shall be met:
1) Visual in and outside inspection: the body shall show a proper appearance with no apparent
visible damage like blisters or other looseness of the cover, kinks, indentations or flattening.
2) Damage and/or corrosion of the embedded steel wire layers (high pressure rotary, vibrator and
circulating hoses) or the outer and inner steel cover (BOP and Coflexip hoses) is not acceptable. A non-
compliance leads in this case to rejection of the hose.
3) The hose shall be hydro tested using the relevant test pressure (TP), which equals 1.15 x WP
(=field TP). Duration on TP shall not exceed 10 minutes.
4) The hose shall be provided with a stainless steel ring stamped with WP, Field TP and last test
date.
5) Hoses shall be provided at both sides with properly attached safety lines or chains of sufficient
strength. This also applies to all chiksans connections.
The associated quick unions if used shall be of type fit, i.e. WECO fig.1502 for 2" and 3" sizes, to WECO fig.
1002 for 1" and 4" sizes. These coupling shall be attached on the hose in a proper way. Damage to the
coupling, displacement, or looseness is not allowed. Note: only Fig. 1502 WECO unions are acceptable
in sizes 2” or 3”, regardless of the service pressure.
6) The inspection and hydrostatic testing mentioned under 1,2 and 3 above shall be repeated after
a period not exceeding 2 (two) years and the new test date shall be stamped on the stainless steel ring.

No threaded connections are permitted in High Pressure Mud System and High Pressure Hoses. (above
2000psi/140bar)
Top Drive
The top drive shall be inspected by the original manufacturer or his appointed agent within three months prior
to the commencement date and at the contractually required frequency thereafter. After the inspection and
any repair (if required), a fit for purpose statement shall be issued by the original manufacturer or his
appointed agent. The inspection shall include but not be limited to:
 Electric/hydraulic motor
 MPI of all load-bearing elements
 thread profile of all connections
 WMPI of threads
 Disassembly and inspection of IBOP’s

Appendix 3
Title personnel Initial Course Date Frequency Comments
Well Control and Blowout rig manager Before commencement every 2 years
Prevention, to IWCF date
Senior toolpusher, tourpushers
Supervisor’s Standard;
Well Control and Blowout driller, Assistant-driller Before commencement every 2 years
Prevention, to IWCF driller’s date
Standard;
Stuck Pipe Prevention senior toolpusher , tourpushers , driller, assistant- Within 1 (one) year prior every 2 years
course driller to commencement date
rigging/Slinging Safety crane operator, roustabouts, foreman, floormen, Within 1 (one) year prior every 3 years
site preparation supervisor, assistant site to commencement date
preparation supervisor
Forklift driving All authorised forklift drivers Within 1 (one) year prior One time
to commencement date
Company Induction course, rig manager, drilling engineers, Senior toolpusher, Before commencement One time
HSEQ. tourpushers, safety officers, site preparation date
supervisor, assistant site preparation supervisor
Company Basic Competency Drilling implementation crew, deck crew, selected Before commencement every year
Assessment maintenance crew and selected other staff date
including selected subcontractor staff.
Permit to Work Authorised Senior toolpusher, tourpushers, rig site safety Not more than 2 (two) every 5 years
Signatory officer, site preparation supervisor and assistant years prior to
site preparation supervisor. commencement date
Permit to Work Confined personnelAt least two suitably qualified Not more than 2 (two) every 5 years
Space Entry supervisors per shift. years prior to
commencement date
Permit to Work Gas Tester At least two suitably qualified supervisors per Not more than 2 (two) every 5 years
shift.personnel years prior to
commencement date

Title personnel Initial Course Date Frequency Comments
Permit to Work Worksite drillers, assistant drillers, senior electrician, senior Not more than 2 (two) every 5 years
Supervisor mechanic, drilling crew foreman, roustabout years prior to
foreman, site preparation supervisor and assistant commencement date
site preparation supervisor and associated
subcontractor personnel.
Industrial Fire Fighting 30% of Contractor personnel Within 1 (one) year prior every 3 years
Course to commencement date
Use of Breathing sets. 30% of Contractor personnel, including fire teams Within 1 (one) year prior every 3 years
Principles of Hydro Sulphuric to commencement date
Acid (H2S)
rig Floor Safety All drilling crew Within 1 (one) year prior One time
MAVLO Module 1
OEM derived maintenance rig mechanic and rig electrician Within 1 (two) years prior As required Eg. Engine maintenance
and training courses for to commencement date (eg Caterpillar, Deutz),
major rig equipment fault finding for VFD
systems (eg. ABB,
Siemens) top drive
maintenance (eg. Tesco,
Canrig, Drillmec)
First Aid Medic and 10% of site personnel Within 1 (one) year prior every 3 years
Defensive Driving All personnel driving Contractor vehicles Within 1 (one) year prior every 3 years
CITB Advanced Scaffolder tourpushers Within 2 (two) year prior every 5 years
CITB Basic Scaffolding Part personnel erecting scaffolding Within 1 (one) year prior every 2 years
1 and 2 to commencement date
Food Hygiene Practices All catering staff handling food Within 1 (one) year prior every 3 years
Notes:
Appendix B: Standards and Specifications Page 48 of 81 Page 48 of 81

1) Content and duration of all courses shall be subject to prior Company approval.
2) A certificate, showing successful completion of all courses, is required for all personnel. Contractor shall submit a copy of each training certificate to
Company on request.
3) All courses for all Contractor personnel and Contractor subcontractor personnel are for account of Contractor except where
specifically identified as being for Company account.
Equipment, materials and associated services provided for performing the services - RO 8
No. Description 160 tonne Rig Class

1) General Rig Data and Drawings
1 RIG OWNER DATA
1,01 Rig owner

SC DAFORA SA
SC DAFORA SA
1,02 Rig operation management DRILLING
SUBSSIDIARY
MEDIAS P-ta R.
1,03 Headquarter address (owner)
Ferdinand II nr15
Medias , str Garii de
1,04 Headquarter address (management)
Marfuri , Nr17
1,05 Telephone (management) 0269841168
1,06 Telefax (management) 0269841668
1,07 E-mail dafora.drilling@dafora.ro
2 RIG DATA
2,01 Rig name and type MR-8000
2,02 Actual rig location 119Stancesti Well
2,03 Average fuel consumption in drilling (liter/day) 4000 liter/day
2,04 Average oil lubricant consumption (kg/day) 63 kg/day
2,05 Year of rig construction 2007
2,06 Company Provided Rig Site Footprint (w/out Camp) 6000 m2
2,07 Rig Footprint (smaller is good, larger is bad) 5000 m2
2,08 Time estimated to rig up/rig down on site (not including transportation from site to site) 10 days
2,09 Can the rig be skidded/moved on a multi well platform? No

2,10 How quickly can the rig be skidded/moved on a multi well platform? (eg. 10m per 24hrs) no
2,11 Can the rig be skidded with full setback load? no
2,12 Loads required to move rig and rig site camp(few loads is good, many loads is not good) 39+9+12=60
2,13 Loads to move main camp (few loads is good, many loads is not good) 9
2,14 Number of “Out of standard” loads (eg. Wide loads, longest load, heaviest load) 12

2,15 Rig hoisting capacity (Min) 170 MT
2,16 Primary drill string 2750m
2,17 Secondary drill string 825m
3 DRAWINGS
3,01 Rig general layout yes
3,02 Civil engineering layout yes
3,03 Low pressure mud/water system yes
3,04 High pressure mud/water system yes
3,05 Drilling solids removal system yes
3,06 Rig skidding lay-out system no
3,07 BOP stack and configuration system yes
3,08 Lines to choke manifold yes
3,09 Lines to rig floor yes
3,10 Lines to/from mud gas separator yes
3,11 Lines to cementing unit
3,12 Diverter system lay-out
3,13 BOP control system with accumulator yes
3,14 Control lines to BOP yes
3,15 Driller's control panel yes
3,16 Choke manifold with lines to remote panel yes
3,17 Choke remote control panel yes
3,18 Power plant block diagram yes
3,19 SCR drilling motors block diagram not applicable
3,20 AC users flow-diagram yes
3,21 Accommodation camp lay-out yes
4 RIG STORAGE CAPABILITIES
4,01 Liquid mud (m3) 258 m3
4,02 Fuel (m3) 79 m3
4,03 Exhaust diesel-oil (m3) 2 m3
4,04 Drilling water + reserve water (m3) 90 m3
4,07 Mud sacks in covered areas (sx) 60

4,08 Pipe racks (for 9 5/8" casing) (m) 2000m
4,09 Others
2) Hoisting Equipment
1 DRAWWORKS
1,01 Make Drillmec
1,02 Type (conventional or hydraulic?) Conventional
1,03 Rated input power (HP) 1080hp
1,04 Hoisting drum size (inch x inch) 26”X42.5”
1,05 Hoisting drum static capacity (tons) 24
1,06 Hoisting drum grooved for line OD (inch) 1"1/8
1,07 Drilling line guide (type) Drillmec
Hydraulic Cilinder
1,08 Make-up cathead (make)
System
Hydraulic Cilinder
1,09 Break-out cathead (make)
System
1,10 Low drum clutch (type) 42VC650
1,11 Low drum clutch torque capacity (m-N) 800
1,12 High drum clutch (type) none
1,13 High drum clutch torque capacity (m-N) none
1,14 Brake (type) Bull Brake Band
Hydromatic Parmak /
1,15 Electromagnetic or hydromatic brake (make/type)
V80 type
1,16 Torque capacity at 50 RPM 30000lb.fts
1,17 Brakes cooling system capacity (m3) 6,32
1,18 Cooling fluid water
1,19 Sandline drum capacity (m) none
1,20 Sandline guide (type) none
1,21 Sandline depth indicator (type) none
1,22 Automatic drilling control (type) none
1,23 Crown-O-matic device (type) yes
1,24 Quantity of drilling motors installed 2 pcs
1,25 Drilling motors make Caterpillar
1,26 Drilling motors type C15
1,27 Rated continuous power (HP) 540HP each

1,28 Drilling motors pressurized system no
1,29 Air intake point no
2 MAST. Meets API requirements. yes
2,01 Make Drillmec
2,02 Type Telescopic/2stand
2,03 Total height 30.8 m
2,04 Total height from ground level (m) 36m
2,05 API gross nominal capacity (metric tons) 200 mt
2,06 API dynamic hookload capacity (metric tons) 170 mt
2,07 With max. Number of lines 10
2,08 Racking capacity with Primary Drillstring (m) 2750m
2,09 Racking capacity with Secondary Drillstring(m) 825m
2,09 Racking capacity with 6 1/2” OD DC (m) 175m
2,10 Wind load capacity of mast, Km/hr 150Km/hr
3 CROWN BLOCK (meets API requirements) yes
3,01 Make Drillmec
3,02 API rated capacity (tons) 200MT
3,03 Number of sheaves 6
3,04 Sheaves grooved for OD line 1"1/8
4 CASING STABBING PLATFORM
4,01 Height adjustable to what lengths (m) no
4,02 Type no
4,03 Type no
5 SUBSTRUCTURE
5,01 Make Drillmec
5,02 Rig floor dimension (mxm) 7x5m
5,03 Set-back cap.(simult. With rotary) (mt) 313 mt
5,04 Rig floor rotary cap. (t) 200 t
5,05 Rig floor height from ground level (m), min 6m 5.4m
5,06 Clear height between rotary beams and ground level to skid in/out BOP stack 4.17m
5,07 Rig floor closed drainage system, including rotary drip pan yes
5,08 Drainage discharging to? flow line
6 RIG SKIDDING SYSTEM
6,01 Skidding capacity (with derrick full of drill pipe) no
6,02 Maximum skidding distance [m] no
7 TRAVELLING BLOCK
7,01 Make American Block

7,02 Type AB 250T
7,03 Rated capacity (tonnes) 250MT
7,04 Number of sheaves 5
7,05 Sheaves grooved for OD line 1"1/8
8 HOOK BLOCK
8,01 Make American Block
Integral with travelling
8,02 Type
block
8,03 Rated capacity (tonnes) 250MT
9 AIR WINCHES hydraulic
9,01 Quantity 2
9,02 Make Brevini
9,03 Type BWC3000
9,04 Rated pull (kN) 29.41kN
Floor and racking board
9,05 Installation site(s)
10 DRILLING LINE
10,01 Make and manufacturer Mechel
10,02 size and length(mm x m) 28mm x 500m
10,03 Type (eg. 6 x 19 EIPS) SEAL 6x19
10,04 Breaking strength (tonnes) 35 t
11 DEADLINE ANCHOR
11,01 Make and manufacturer NATIONAL
11,02 Type HA129T
11,03 Rated static capacity (kN) 221
11,04 With OD drilling line (inch) 1"1/2
12 AIR NAVIGATIONAL MARKINGS
12,01 Red derrick light (Romanian aviation law) yes
3) Rotary Equipment
1 ROTARY TABLE
1,01 Make Drillmec
1,02 Type RK 27 1/2
1,03 API rated capacity (tons) 450
1,04 Max. opening 27 ½”
By drawwork with chain
1,05 Driven by compound
1,06 Motor (make)

1,07 Type
1,08 Continuous power 450HP
2 MASTER BUSHING
2,01 Make Demcon
2,02 Type (eg. MPCH) 2625-2SPB
2,03 Insert bowl size 13 3/8 - 11 3/4
4 SWIVEL Backup
4,01 Make King Oil
4,02 Type 200
4,03 Rated static capacity (tons) 200
4,04 Working pressure (bar) 350
6 TOP DRIVE TOP DRIVE
6,01 Make Drillmec
6,02 Type (AC drive, Hydraulic drive,DC traction motors, Hydraulic power swivel) Hydraulic drive
6,03 Age (<3yrs old, 3 - 7yrs old, 7 - 10 yrs old, older than 10 yrs.) 3-7 yrs old
Maintenance records (Irregular/incomplete /no parts use recorded, regular/complete/parts use
6,04 yes
recorded)
6,05 OEM Inspection records (Complete since new/Incomplete or not as per OEM schedule) yes
Power Unit Engine =

6,06 Power output (hp) 540hp / Top Drive =
410HP
6,07 Rated static capacity (tonnes) 250 t
6,08 Working pressure (bar) 350bar
6,09 Continuous torque (kN.m) (min) 35.25 kNm = 3594 kgf m
6,10 Max. speed 220 rpm
6,11 Portable (YES/NO) no
6,12 Elevator link capacity (tons) 250 t
6,13 Torque wrench capacity (kg.m) 5925 kg.m
6,14 Jaws for OD Tool joints (in x in) 4'' - 6''5/8
6,15 Upper IBOP valve WP (bar) 350
6,16 Saver sub lower connection (type) 4 1/2IF
6,17 Lower IBOP valve WP (bar) no
6,18 Elevator links (for running casing) no
6,19 Size (inch x inch) no
6,20 Rated capacity of links (tons) no

4) Mud Pumps (minimum number + meets API requirements) 3 x Triplex pumps
1 MUD PUMPS (General)

Type of drive: Compound with chain, direct drive (shaft), AC or DC motor with chain drive, AC or
1,01 Compound with chain
DC motor with belt drive.
1,02 Suction strainer/screen fitted at each pump Yes
1,03 Discharge strainer/screen fitted at each pump Yes
1,04 Hydraulic liner retention system No
1,05 Hydraulic valve cap retention system No
1,06 Long life liners (Ceramic or Zirconia) No
1,07 Each pump has a pressure gauge and a relief valve Yes
1,08 MUD PUMP NO. 1
1,09 Make Drillmec
1,10 Type Triplex pump 9T1000
1,11 Minimum rated input power(HP) 1000HP
1,12 Fluid end type Simple Action typeL
7",6"1/2,6",5"1/2,5",
Which Liner sizes are available for pump
4"1/2, 4"
1,13 Pulsation dampeners type (Gas filled or 'Zero manitenance' type) Gass filled
1,14 Reset relief valve yes
1,15 Stroke counter (make) Martin Deker
1,16 Pump powered by motor (make) 2pcs of Caterpillar
1,17 Type C18
1,18 Continuous output power to pump (HP) 1200
1,19 Supercharging pump (make) NATIONAL
1,20 Type x HP Mission 2500 / 40HP
1,21 MUD PUMP NO. 2
1,22 Make Drillmec
1,24 Rated input power (HP) 1000HP
7",6"1/2,6",5"1/2,5",
4"1/2, 4"

1,30 Type C18
1,31 Continuous output power (HP) 1200
1,34 MUD PUMP NO. 3
1,35 Make Drillmec
1,37 Rated input power (HP) 1000HP
7",6"1/2,6",5"1/2,5",
4"1/2, 4"
1,43 Type C18
1,44 Continuous output power (HP) 1200
2 MUD PUMP SUCTION LINES
2,01 Mud suction lines (No.) 3
2,02 Size (IN.) 6"
2,03 Suction line dampeners (No.) 3
2,04 Suction line dampeners (Make) Drillmec
3 MUD DISCHARGE LINES (Each pump has separate line)
3,01 Numbers 3
3,02 Size (in.) 4in
3,03 Flexible line section (type) hose
3,04 Working pressure (bar) 350bar
4 STAND PIPE MANIFOLD
4,01 Connection ends (type) 4"LP
4,02 Valves (type) Cameroon
4,03 Inside diameter and W.P. (in. x psi) 4"x350bar
5 STAND PIPE
5,01 Numbers 1
5,02 Length (m) 16m
5,03 Inside diameter and WP (in. x psi) 4"x350bar
6 ROTARY HOSE / CIRCULATING HOSE
6,01 Numbers 1 + 1 spare
6,02 Rotary hoses make/size Phoenix
6,03 Length (feet) 52.4feet
6,04 Pressure(bar) 350bar
5) Rig Power Equipment
1 ENGINE SETS (general information)
1,01 Engines drive AC generators, provide power to VFD system no
1,02 Engines drive DC generators, provide power to SCR system. no
1,03 Engines drive a dedicated hydraulic power pack. no
1,04 Engines drive torque converters/compound drive system or Cardan shafts Yes + 2pcs
1,05 Are engines shielded to limit noise? yes
8000 liters/day
According with the
letter No. 1318 from
1,06 Engine power versus fuel consumption at 75% continuous load
10.03.11
Fuel consumtion 819
liter/hour
1,07 Diesel engines make Caterpillar
1,08 Diesel engine type C15 and C18
1,09 Maximum continuous rig power for all main equipment (HP) 4000hp
1,10 @ rotation speed of (RPM) 1250 rpm
2 AC GENERATORS
2,01 Make Caterpillar
2,02 Type CAT500 - LL6114
2,03 Maximum continuous power (KVA) 500
2,04 Power factor 0,8
2,05 Output (Volts) 400V
2,06 Frequency (Hertz) 50HZ
2,07 @ rotation speed of (RPM) 1500rpm
3 DC GENERATORS No
3,01 Make
3,02 DC generators type

3,03 Maximum continuous power (NoxKW)
3,04 Output (Volts)
4 SCR CONVERSION SYSTEM No
4,01 Make
4,02 SCR Type
4,03 SCR No.
4,04 Maximum continuous power (KVA)
4,05 Output (Volts)
5 TRANSFORMER SYSTEM No
5,01 Number of transformers
5,02 Transformers make
5,03 Transformers type
5,04 Output (Volts)
5,05 Maximum continuous power (KVA)
5,06 Frequency (Hertz)
5,07 Max. continuous power for third party (KVA)
5,08 Output voltage (Volts)
5,09 Users
6 EMERGENCY GENERATOR(S)
6,01 Make Caterpillar
6,02 Number of units 1
6,03 Type CAT500 - LL6114
6,04 Max. continuous power 500
6,05 Automatic start? no
6,06 Output voltage (Volts) 400
6,07 Frequency 50HZ
Air Unit, auxiliary AC
6,08 Users
motors , Lighting system
6,09 Continuous warm-up system (winter) yes
7 AIR COMPRESSOR(S)
7,01 Make Ingersoll
7,02 Number 4
7,03 Type(s) T30
7,04 Max. flow rate (m3/min) 6.5 m3/min
7,05 Air pressure service 10bar
8 AIR SPARE TANKS
8,01 Location Air Unit GPA4

8,02 Volume 1mc
8,03 Location Air Unit GPA4
8,04 Volume 1 mc
8,05 Location
8,06 Volume
6) Liquid Mud System - internally coated, grating covered,pill tank and trip

tank.
1 MUD TANKS GENERAL
1,01 Total mud tanks installed (No.) 5
Mud tanks covered with
1,02 Mud tanks covered with secured grating, protected against rain, fitted with overhead lighting. secured grating, fitted
with overhead lighting.
1,03 Total mud system capacity (m3) 258 m3
1,04 Total usable volume (m3) - >/= 90 % of tot.cap. 212 m3
1,05 Internal coating yes
13 m3 compartment on
1,06 Slug/pill tank should each have agitator installed (each tank = 12 m3)
Mixing Tank
1,07 Winterization for -20 degrees C no
2 Mud tank No. 1 - capacity (m3) 60m3
2,01 Used for: Shale shaker tank
2,02 Electrical agitators (No.) 2
2,03 Electrical agitators (make and type) Brandt MA20
2,04 Powered by electric motor (HP) 20
2,05 Bottom guns (No.) 2
2,06 Size (in.) 492 x 88 x 94.5
3 Mud tank No. 2 - capacity (m3) 46 m3
3,01 Used for: Intermediate tank
3,03 Electrical agitators (make and type) Brandt/MA20
3,06 Size (in.) 492x88.5x94.5
4,01 Used for: Suction tank
4,03 Electrical agitators (make and type) Brandt / MA20

4,06 Size (in.) 492x88.5x94.5
5,01 Used for: Mixing Tank
5,03 Electrical agitators (make and type) Brandt/MA20
5,06 Size (in.) 492x88.5x94.5
6,01 Used for: Reserve tank
6,03 Electrical agitators (make and type)
6,04 Powered by electric motor (HP)
6,05 Bottom guns (No.)
6,06 Size (in.) 492x88.5x94.5
7 Mud tank No. 6 - capacity (m3) no
7,01 Used for:
7,02 Electrical agitators (No.)
7,03 Electrical agitators (make and type)
7,04 Powered by electric motor (HP)
7,05 Bottom guns (No.)
7,06 Size (in.)
8 MIXING PUMPS (No) 2
Note: Cooling water has to be recycled in order to reduce fresh water consumption yes
8,01 Make NOV Mission
8,02 Type S2500
8,03 Driven by motor (type) electric motor
8,04 Motor HP 100HP
9 HOPPERS* AND AGITATORS
9,01 Mud hoppers (No.) 2
9,02 Electrical mud agitators (No.) 8
9,03 Make Brandt
9,04 Type MA20
9,05 Powered by motor (HP) 20HP
9,06 Skidded agitators for waste mud pit no

9,07 Make Provide
9,08 Type Provide
9,09 Powered by motor (HP) Provide
9,10 High pressure mud shearing device (No.) 7 pcs
Note: Mixing hopper to be connected to reserve and active tank system for independent mixing. yes
7) Solids Control Equipment, type and min number specified by OMV Petrom.
1 TRAPS
1,01 Gumbo shale trap / Sand trap Sand Trape
1,02 Capacity of each ( m3 / m3 ) 9m3
2 SHALE SHAKER, incl. ditch magnet
2,01 Numbers of Shakers (minimum) 3xShale Shaker
2,02 Make SWACO
Mongoose / balanced
2,03 Type
elliptical motion
7a DEGASSER
7.01a Type Vacuum
7.02a Equipped with it's own pump? yes
7.03a Gas discharge line running to: Flare - Out of site
7.04a Centrifugal pump (make) Baker
7.05a Type 8/6 1400
7.06a Pump driven by motor (type x HP) electric motor x 100HP
7b POOR BOY Degasser (atmospheric)
7.01b Size, OD, Height 30” OD , 6feet height
7.02b Gas vent line running to: Flare
7.03b Gas vent line min 6"
8 Trip tank (capacity-m3) min 6 m3
8,01 Level indicator visible from driller's site yes
8,02 Recorder (type) no
Centrifugal Mission
8,03 Feeding pump (type)
Pump 4"x3"x13"
9 Mud pit level indicator (make)
9,01 Type Datafor System
9,02 Indicator (type) Datafor System

9,03 Recorder (type) Datafor System
9,04 Alarm (type) no
10 Mud flow indicator (make)
10,01 Type no
11 Flow Line yes
11,01 Flow line size, Minimum 12" 12 inch
8) BOPs (all sizes meet API requirements, have H2S trim where required)
1,01 Hydraulic or pneumatic power torque wrench supplied? Yes
1,02 Are BOPs transported fully assembled (without valves) or fully disassembled? Yes, DF + VH
1,02 Do BOPs have a test stump to allow offline tesing? No
1,03 Can BOPs be manoeuvred under substructure fully assembled except for valves? Yes
1,04 Are BOPs built by an API Licensed manufacturer and plated accordingly? Yes
1,05 Are BOPs built according to API requirements but not by an API licensed manufacturer? No
1 21 1/4”2M ANNULAR PREVENTER and 20 ¾ “ 3M double with blind and 5” pipe rams
1,01 Type UPETROM
1,02 Size (in.) 21 1/4"
1,03 Working pressure (bar) 140
1,04 H2S service Yes
1,05 Top connection (type) Flanged
1,06 Top connection size (in. x psi) 21 1/4" x 2000 PSI
1,07 Bottom connection (type) Flanged
1,08 Bottom connection size (in. x psi) 20 3/4" x 3000 PSI
13 5/8 3M Annular and
13 5/8 5M Double with
blind rams, 5” + 4"pipe
13 5/8 3M Annular and 13 5/8 3M Double with blind rams, solid pipe rams, and variable
rams, 2 7/8" x 5’’
2 pipe rams for primary and secondary strings. Meets API requirements, has H2S trim
variable pipe rams,
where requested.
meets API
requirements, has H2S
trim
2,01 Type UZTEL (SHAFFER)
2,02 Size (in.) 13 5/8"
2,03 Working pressure (bar) 210 bar

2,04 Single or Double Double
2,09 Bottom connection (in x psi) 13 5/8" x 3000 PSI
2,10 Outlets quantity (No.) 1
2,11 Outlets (type) Flanged
2,12 Outlets size (in. x psi) 3" x 3000 PSI
2,13 Quantity of sets available (No.) As necessary
Blind, 3 1/2", 5", 7", 9
2,14 Pipe rams available (in.)
5/8"
13 5/8" or 9-5/8” - BOP STACK
3 ANNULAR TYPE PREVENTER (MAKE) UZTEL (SHAFFER)
3,01 Type VH
3,02 Size (in.) 13 5/8"
3,03 Working pressure (bar) 350 bar WP
Temperature rating/material class P / BB
3,08 Bottom connection size (in. x psi) 13 5/8" x 5000 PSI
4 RAM TYPE PREVENTER (MAKE) UZTEL(SHAFFER)
4,01 1. Type DF
4,02 Size (in.) 13 5/8"
4,04 Single or Double Double
4,06 2. Type DF
4,07 Size (in.) 11"
4,09 Single or double Double
4,1 H2S service Yes

4,12 Top connection size (in. x psi) 11" x 5000 PSI
4,14 Bottom connection (inc x psi) 11" x 5000 PSI
4,16 Outlets (type) Flanged
4,17 Outlets size (in. x psi) 3" x 5000 PSI
4,18 Quantity of sets available (No.) As necessary
BOP rams - blind rams, pipe rams and variable rams to suit primary and secondary Blind, 2 7/8", 3 1/2", 5",
4,19
strings. 7", 9 5/8"
High temperature ram packing ( 350 deg F) suitable with Oil Base Mud for all 13 5/8” BOP
4,2 Yes
equipment, standpipe and choke manifold
5 20" NOMINAL DRILLING SPOOLS
5,01 Quantity (No.) 3
5,03 Top connection size (inch x psi) 20 3/4" x 3000 PSI
5,05 Bottom connection size (inc x psi) 20 3/4" x 3000 PSI
5,07 Outlets (size) (in. x psi) 4" x 3000 PSI
6 13 5/8" , 9-5/8” NOMINAL DRILLING SPOOL
6,01 Quantity (No.) 2 each
6,03 Top connection size (in x psi) 13 5/8" x 5000 PSI
6,05 Bottom connection size (in x psi) 13 5/8" x 5000 PSI
2" x 5000 PSI, 3" x 5000
6,07 Outlets (size) (in. x psi)
PSI
6,08 H2S Service Yes
10 HYDRAULIC CHOKE VALVES (Meet API requirements)
10,01 Make / Quantity (No.) UZTEL
10,02 Type UZTEL
10,04 Connection size (in. x psi) 3 1/8" x 5000 PSI
10,05 Connection (type) Flanged
12 MANUAL VALVES. (Meet API requirements)
12,01 Choke - Make/No. UZTEL / 2

12,03 Connection size (in x psi) 3 1/8" x 5000 PSI
12,05 Kill - Make 3 1/8" x 5000 PSI
12,06 Quantity 2
12,07 Type Flanged
12,09 Connection type Flanged
12,10 Kill Line Check valves (make) 2 1/16" x 5000 PSI
12,11 No. 2
12,12 Type UZTEL
Accumulator unit need
13 ACCUMULATOR UNIT. (Meet API requirements) to meet API
requirements
13,01 Size 8 stations
13,02 Installation site 30 m from BOP's stack
13,03 Capacity of reservoir (gal) 105 gal
13,04 Quantity of accumulators 10
13,05 Capacity of each (gal) 17 gal
13,06 Total capacity (gal) 220 gal
13,07 Accumulator work pressure (bar) 210 bar
13,08 Closing time (20" ann BOP/5" DP) sec Less then 45 sec
13,09 Closing time (13 3/8" ann. BOP/5" DP) sec Less then 30 sec
14 ACCUMULATOR ELECTRIC DRIVEN PUMPS
14,01 No. 1
14,02 Model (type) Triplex
14,03 Flow rate of each (gpm) 6.16 gpm
14,04 At max. work pressure (bar) 210 bar
14,05 Motor power (HP) 25 HP
14,06 INdependent power sources (No.) 2
15 ACCUMULATOR AIR DRIVEN PUMPS
15,01 No. 2
15,02 Model (type) T series
15,03 Flow rate of each 6,16
15,04 At max. working pressure 210 bar
15,05 INdependent power sources (No.) No
16 ALARMS
16,01 Low accumulator pressure (type) No
16,02 Low air pressure (type) No
16,03 Low fluid level (type) No
17 HYDRAULIC CONTROL MANIFOLD
17,01 Model (type)
17,02 Valves for Num. functions (No.)
17,03 Pressure regulator manifold (type)
17,04 Bag BOP's regulator (type)
17,05 Driller's control panel Yes
17,06 Model (type) UZTEL / PC
17,07 Pressure regulator for bag BOP 140 bar
17,08 No. of gauges 2
18 TOOLPUSHER'S CONTROL PANEL (remote)
18,01 Model (type) UZTEL
18,02 Electric operated: No
18,03 With graphic: Yes
19 HOSE LINES F/ ACCUM. TO BOP - STACK
19,01 Make - type UZTEL
19,02 Fire resistant Yes
19,03 Quantity of hose lines 12
19,04 INside diameter 1"
19,05 Diverter Control System
19,06 Make
19,07 Type
19,08 Closing time of diverter BOP on 5” DP (sec.)
19,09 Control panels (No.)
19,10 Control panels installation site
20 Kill lines from BOP to rig floor/cem. unit
20,02 Type Flanged spool
20,03 Inside diameter x W.P. (in. x psi) 2" x 5000 PSI
21 Choke lines from BOP to choke manifold

21,02 Type Metallic
21,03 Nom. diameter x W.P. (in. x psi) 3 1/8" x 5000 PSI
22 Reverse circ. line from rig floor to choke manifold with bypass valve to shaker.
22,01 Quantity (No.) As necessary
22,02 Type Metallic
23 CHOKE MANIFOLD. (Meet API requirements)
23,01 All connection ends (type) Flanged
23,03 Nominal size (in. x psi) 3 1/8" x 5000 PSI
23,04 Positive choke valves (No.) No
23,06 Size (in. x psi) 3 1/8" x 5000
24 Manual adjustable chokes (No.)
24,01 Make UZTEL
24,02 Size (in. x psi) 3 1/8" x 5000 PSI
25 Power choke (No.1)
25,01 Make UZTEL
25,02 Size (in. x psi) 3 1/8" x 5000 PSI
26 Power choke (No.2)
26,01 Make
26,02 Size (in. x psi)
27 Hydraulic valves (No.)
27,01 Make and type UZTEL
27,02 Size (in. x psi) 3" X 5000 PSI
28 Manual valves (No.) 6
28,01 Make and type UZTEL
4" x 5000 PSI; 3 1/8" x
28,02 Size (in. x psi)
5000 PSI
29 Remote control panel for power choke Yes
29,01 Type QYK-70 B
29,02 Installation site On the rig floor
29,03 Pressure gauges (No.) 2
29,04 Type BC 200
29,05 Mud pump stroke counters (No.) 2
29,06 Type BC 200
29,07 Mud pump stroke totalizers Yes

29,08 Type QYK-70 B
29,09 Power choke opening indicator (type) CHINA
29,10 Remote control panel hydraulic valves No; in Koomey Unit
29,11 Type
29,12 Installation site
29,13 Choke manifold height adjustment? No
30 HORIZONTAL FLARE LINE
30,01 No. 1
30,02 O.D. 4"
30,03 Complete with valve Yes
30,04 Flare distance from center of the well Min. 150 m
31 Chiksan joints (No.)
31,01 Size x working pressure (in. x psi) 2" x 5000 PSI
31,02 Length of each joint (m) 2...8m
32 CUP TESTERS (No) 1 for each casing size
32,01 Make and type Type F
32,02 For O.D. casing (in.) 13 3/8, 9 5/8, 7, 5 1/2
32,03 For casing weight (lb/m) As necessary
34 Cross overs to test lower/upper kelly cock
34,02 Connection (Type) 6 5/8" Reg LH ; 4 1/2" IF
35 PORTABLE PRESSURE TESTING PUMP Yes
35,01 No. 1
35,02 Make Haskel
35,03 Type ASF 100
35,04 Rated pressure (bar) 1050 bar
35,05 Recorder (type) Yes (chart diagram)
36 COMPANY WELLHEAD - Top Flange Size and Pressure Rating
36,01 Section A
36,02 Section B
36,03 Section C
36,04 Section D
37 ADAPTER SPOOLS (BOP to wellhead) TYPE As per well design
37,01 Quantity x Size (No x IN. x PSI) As necessary

39 LOWER KELLY COCKS
39,01 Quantity (No.) One each for Primary and Secondary string. 1+1
39,02 Make Canam
39,03 Type With ball
39,04 O.D. body (in.) 5 1/4"
39,05 I.D. body (in.) 3"
39,07 Tool joint connection (type) 4 1/2" IF
40 INSIDE BOP VALVES
40,02 For O.D. drill pipes (in.) 5”
40,03 Make CONFIND
40,04 Tool joint connection (type) Pin - Box thread
40,05 O.D. body (in.) 5 9/16"
41 DROP - IN VALVES No
41,01 Quantity (No.)
41,02 For O.D. drill pipes (in.)
41,03 Make
41,04 Max. O.D. plug (in.)
41,05 Landing sub O.D. (No.)
41,06 Landing sub I.D. ((in.)
41,07 Landing sub top connection (type)
41,08 Landing sub bottom connection (type)
No
42 BOP HOISTING / SKIDDING SYSTEM Need to provide BOP
Hoisting System
42,01 Make
42,02 Type
42,03 Rated capacity (kN)
No
Need to provide
43 HYDRO/PNEUM. TORQUE WRENCH
HYDRO/PNEUM.
TORQUE WRENCH
43,01 Make

43,02 Type
9) DRILL STRING Primary and secondary string, S-135, API Premium grade.
3 DRILL PIPE (Primary String) 5"
3,01 Steel grade (type) S-135
3,02 Total quantity (m.) 3000m
3,03 Range length of each joint (No.) 2
3,04 Pipe body weight (lbs/ft) 19,5
3,05 Plastic coated (ANti corrosion) YES
3,06 Tool joint & pipe connection (type) NC50
3,07 Min Tool joint O.D. (in.) 6 5/8"
3,08 Tool joint I.D. (in.) 3"
3,09 Tool joint box shape (degree) 18
TCS Titanium or Arnco
3,10 Tool joint hard-facing (type)
XT300
3,11 D.P. API classification (type) Premium
4 DRILL PIPE (Secondary string) 4"
4,01 Steel grade (type) S-135
4,02 Total quantity (m.) 1000m
4,03 Range length of each joint (No.) 2
4,04 Pipe Body Weight (lb/ft) 14
4,05 Plastic coated (Anti-corrosion) YES
4,06 Tool joint & pipe connection (type) XT39 or DSTJ
4,07 Min Tool joint O.D. (in.) 4 7/8"
4,08 Min Tool joint I.D. (in.) 2 9/16"
4,09 Tool joint box shape (degree) 18
XT300
4,11 D.P. API classification (type) Premium
6 DRILL PIPE PUP JOINTS (Primary string)
6,02 Steel grade (type) S 135 ; G 105
6,03 Length of each joint (m.) 2m and 5m
6,04 Weight (lb/ft) 19,5
7 DRILL PIPE PUP JOINTS (Secondary string)
7,02 Steel grade (type) G 105 ; S 135
7,03 Length of each joint (m.) 2m and 5m

7,04 Weight (lbs/ft) 15
Integral or Welded
9 HEAVY WALL DRILL PIPE
Construction
9,01 Nominal O.D. (in.) 5" and 4"
9,02 Steel grade (pipe body/ Tooljoint) AISI 1340/AISI 4142H
9,03 Quantity (No.) 45 15
9,04 Range 2
9,05 Weight/Length (lb/ft) 9.2 m / 50.1 lb/ft
9,06 Tool Joint & Pipe connection (type) 4 1/2 IF
9,07 Min Tool joint O.D. (Primary/Secondary) 6 5/8" and 5"
9,08 Min Tool joint I.D. (Primary/Secondary) 3" and 2 1/2"
XT300
9,10 With bore back on box? Yes
9,11 With stress relief groove on pin ? Yes
9,12 Equivalent API specification (type) Premium
10 DRILL COLLARS
8x 8 1/4"; 12 x 6 1/4";
12x 4 3/4" with lifting
10,01 Outside diameter (in.)
nipples for 5" and 4”
drillpipe elevators.
10,02 Quantity of joints as above
10,03 Inside diameter (in.) 2 13/16", 2 13/16", 2"
10,04 Length of each joint (m) Range 2
10,05 Drill collar body (type) Spiral
10,07 With recess for slips yes
10,08 Connection (type) 6 5/8 REG ; 4 1/2 IF
10,09 With boreback on the box (?) Yes
10,10 With stress relief groove on pin ? Yes
13 LIFT SUBS FOR DRILL COLLARS
13,01 Quantity (No.) 4, 6, 4
13,02 Outside diameter of D.C. (in.) 8 1/4", 6 1/4", 4 3/4"
13,03 Connections (type) 6 5/8 REG ; 4 1/2 IF
13,04 DP elevator size 5", 4" (for 4 3/4"DC)
14 FLOAT VALVES
14,01 Make BAKER
14,03 Type 4R ;5R

14,04 For OD drill collar (inch) 8 1/4", 6 1/4"
15 BIT & CROSS OVER SUBS
15,01 To make all possible drill and fishing string connections (Bit sub w/recess for float valve) YES
15,02 Make SMITH
15,03 All pin with stress relief groove? Yes
15,04 All box with boreback? Yes
15,05 Other crossovers? Yes
10) RIG FLOOR EQUIPMENT
1 DP - DC RACKING SYSTEM
1,01 Ezy-torque NO
1,02 Make NO
1,03 Type NO
2 SPINNING WRENCH
2,01 Make NO
2,02 For OD range (in. x in.) NO
3 DRILL PIPE POWER TONGS
3,01 Make DRILLMEC
3,02 Type hydraulic
3,03 For OD range (in. x in.) 8 1/4” to 3 1/2”
5 DRILL PIPE ELEVATORS
5,02 Make CONFIND
5,03 Type W/SHOULDER
5,04 For O.D. drill pipes 5” 4”
5,05 Rated capacity (t) 350 350
6 DRILL PIPES SLIPS (API extra long)
6,02 Make side door
6,03 Type SHORT/LONG
6,04 For O.D. drill pipes (in.) 5” 4”
7 DRILL PIPES POWER SLIPS
7,01 Make NO
7,02 Type NO
7,03 For O.D. drill pipes (in.) NO
10 DRILL COLLARS SLIPS
10,01 Quantity (No.) 2 for each DC size
10,02 For D.C. outside diameter (in.) 81/4", 6.1/4", 4 ¾"

10,03 Type CONFIND
11 SAFETY CLAMPS
11,02 Range size (in.- in.) 8 1/4", 6 ¼”, 4 3/4.
12 D.P. and D.C. ROTARY TONGS
12,01 Quantity (No.) 2 set
12,02 Make CONFIND
12,03 Type 120 KN
12,04 Range size from (in.) 3 1/2”
12,05 Range size to (in.) 8 1/4”
13 ELEVATOR LINKS
13,01 Quantity of sets (No.) 2
13,02 Make BLOHM + VOSS
13,03 Type W/EYES
Length, 1 Set standard length for drilling, 1 set long links to handle cement heads, valve
13,04 YES
assemblies, and circulating equipment.
13,05 Total length (inches) 120
13,06 Rated capacity (ton) 250
14 D.P. CIRCULATING HEADS
14,02 For D.P. outside diameter (in.) 5” 4
14,03 Bottom connection (type) 4 1/2 IF / 3 1/2 IF
14,04 Top connection (type) 1502 Weco
14,05 Valve (type) With ball
14,06 Valve size (in.) 2”
14,07 Valve working pressure (bar) 700
15 BIT BREAKERS
26,17 ½,16,12 ¼,8 ½, 6,
15,01 For bit diameter (in.)
5 7/8
16 BIT GAGES (Go & No Go)
26,17 ½,16,12 ¼,8 ½, 6,
16,01 For bit diameter (in.)
5 7/8
16,02 Type
17 THREE POINT CALIPERS
26,17 ½,16,12 ¼,8 ½, 6,
17,01 For stabilizers (in.)
5 7/8, adjustable
17,02 Type CILINDRIC
21 CASING BUSHING

21,01 Make
21,02 Type
21,03 For O.D. casing (in.)
26 CASING CIRCULATING HEADS
26,01 Quantity (No.) NO
26,02 Type NO
26,03 For O.D. casing (in.) NO
26,04 Top connection (type) NO
26,05 Bottom connection (type) - as per Petrom standard casing list. NO
28 CASING DRIFTS
28,01 Quantity (No.) 2 EACH
28,02 For O.D. casing 20” yes
28,03 For O.D. casing13 3/8” yes
28,04 For O.D. casing 9 5/8” yes
28,07 For O.D. casing 4 1/2 “ yes
15 Ditch magnet for bossum belly NO
12) Drilling Instrumentation
1 DRILLING CONSOLE
1,01 Make MARTIN DECKER
1,02 Type AWE6K
2 WEIGHT INDICATOR
2,02 Type D
2,03 Dead-line load YES
3 MUD PUMP PRESSURE GAUGES
3,02 Type GM6A - 255
3,03 Pressure range (bar) 350
4 ROTARY TORQUE INDICATOR Yes
4,01 Make Martin Decker
4,02 Type hydraulic
4,03 Metering scales (type) MD Totco
4,04 Reading range (Amps) (Conversion to m-kN to be Provided by the contractor)
4,05 Reading range (m.kN) 0-500
5 ROTARY SPEED TACHOMETER

5,02 Type senzor
5,03 Reading range (RPM) 0-300RPM
6 TONG TORQUE INDICATOR
6,02 Type H6DP
6,03 reading range (lb)

0-10000 LBS
7 MUD PUMP STROKE INDICATOR
7,03 Type Senzor Rate master
8 MUD PUMP STROKE TOTALIZERS NO
8,01 Quantity
8,02 Make
8,03 Type
9 MUD PIT VOLUME INDICATORS NO
9,01 Make
9,02 Type
9,03 Indicator (type)
9,04 Recorder (type)
9,05 Alarm (type)
10 MUD FLOW VOLUME INDICATOR
10,01 Make NO
10,02 Type NO
10,03 Alarm (type) NO
11 DRILL. PARAMETER RECORDER
11,02 Model (type) EIGHT PEN
11,03 Parameter recorded-weight on hook/weight on bit YES
11,04 Parameter recorded-ROP YES
11,05 Parameter recorded-Rotary torque NO
11,06 Parameter recorded-RPM YES
11,07 Parameter recorded-SPM 1/SPM 2/SPM3 YES
11,08 Parameter recorded-Pump pressure YES
11,09 Parameter recorded-Return mud flow NO
13 MUD TESTING EQUIPMENT yes
13,01 Make BAROID
WEIGHING /MARSH
13,02 Type
FUNNEL
14 DRILL. DATA MONITORING SYSTEM
14,02 Type W/PENS
15 METEO DATA INDICATOR
15,01 Wind sock NO
16 OTHER INSTRUMENTS (describe if offered)
16,01 Make
16,02 Type NO
16,03 Make
16,04 Type
13) HSE RELATED EQUIPMENT
1 FIREMAN'S SUITS
1,01 Quantity 4
1,02 Type FIRE ENTRY
3 AIR BREATHING APPARATUS
4 x 30 min and 2 x 10
3,01 Quantity of app. (No.)
min
3,02 Make DRAEGER
3,03 Type PA 90
3,04 Number of spare bottles (No.) 2
4 GENERAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT
2 belts, 2 overhead
4,03 In derrick safety equipment (belts, overhead inertia reel)
inertia reel
4,04 Derrickman escape (type) SaftSlide
4,05 Number of safety harness (No.) min 8
5 FIRST AID EQUIPMENT
5,01 Resuscitator (type)
5,02 Resuscitator (No.) 1
5,03 Number of stretchers 2
5,04 First aid kits (No.) 4
6 MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
6,01 Spare safety belts (No.) 3
6,02 Fire proof blankets (No.) 2
6,03 Fire proof gloves 4
Disposable coveralls (Tyvek) As necessary
6,04 Rubber gloves for chemicals (No.) 20
6,05 Rubber aprons and boots (No.) 10
6,06 Man riding air winch No
6,07 Full face visors (No.) 5
6,08 Eye shields (No.) 2
6,09 Explosion proof battery lights Yes
7 Fixed H2S AND H/C Gas Detection System
7,01 Make DRAEGER
7,02 Type
7,03 Sampling points Cellar
7,04 Sampling points Mud flow return
7,05 Sampling points Rig floor
7,06 Sampling points
7,10 Warning instrument (type)
7,11 Warning instrument (site) optical acoustic / rig floor
8 PORTABLE COMBUSTIBLE GAS DETECTOR
8,01 Number of detectors 1
8,02 Make DRAGER
8,03 Type MINIWARN
9 H2S PORTABLE GAS DETECTORS
9,01 Number of detectors 2
9,02 Make DRAGER
9,03 Type PAC III
10 PHIALS FOR H2S MEASURING
10,01 Range from 1 to 20 ppm (No.) 2
10,02 Range from 100 to 600 ppm (No.) 2
12 PORTABLE GAS TESTER
12,01 Number of explosimeters 2
12,02 Make DRAGER
12,03 Type PAC Ex II
13 PORTABLE OXYGEN TESTER - to test all incoming bottled gases
13,01 Name Tested by Provider
13,02 Number (No.) N/A
13,03 Type N/A

Name N/A
14 FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT
14,01 Fuel - Oil storage zone
14,02 Portable extinguishers (No.) 2
14,03 Type P 50
14,04 Diesel engine / generators zone
14,05 Portable extinguishers (No.) 1/ GENERATOR
14,06 Type P 10
14,07 S.C.R./ Main Electrical control panel zone
14,09 Type P 10
14,10 Mud tanks zone
14,11 Portable extinguishers (No.) 1/ MUD TANK
14,12 Type P 10
14,13 BOP accumulator unit zone
14,15 Type P 10
14,16 Rig floor zone
14,18 Type P6
14,19 Mud pumps zone
14,20 Portable extinguishers (No.) 1/ MUD PUMP
14,21 Type P 10
14,22 Barracks zone
14,23 Portable extinguishers (No.) 1 /BARRACK
14,24 Type P6
14) Wellsite Utilities - Loading and Transportation
1 WATER PUMPS
1,01 No. 2
1,02 Make UPSS BOTOSANI
1,03 Type Centrifugal Pump PO-L
80/210
1,04 Driven by (type) ELECTRIC MOTOR
1,05 Rated power (HP) 7,7
1,06 Water supply line available ? yes
1,07 Water supply line length ? (m) 50
2 SUMP PUMP FOR THE CELLAR

2,01 To remove liquids from cellar YES
2,02 Type Ejector
2,03 Catch tanks Surge Tank
2,04 Number of tanks 1
2,05 Capacity of each (m3) 5
2,06 Total capacity (m3) 5
3 FUEL TANKS
3,02 Capacity of each (m3) 23 , 28 and 28
3,03 Total capacity (m3) 79
Simple wall tank with
3,04 Double wall tank or bunded
retaining tank
4 EXHAUSTED OIL TANK
4,02 Capacity of each (m3) 2
4,03 Total capacity 2
5 SACKS STORAGE AREA NO
5,01 Barracks / Container / Shed (No.) NO
5,02 Dimensions (m3) NO
5,03 Covered area or Tarpauin (m2) TARPAUIN /100 M2
Contractor has to assist
Company in all respects
6 SYSTEM TO REUSE CLEANED DRILLING WATER to make use of
Company’s Provided
recycled water
6,01 Water pumps (No.) 1
6,02 Type Centrifugal Pump PO-L

50/60/160
6,03 Dedicated water tank (m3) 70 m3
6,04 Capacity of each (m3) 35 m3
6,05 Washing hoses complete with valves yes
7 MISCELLANEOUS UTILITIES
7,01 Warehouse (No.) 1
7,02 Workshop (No.) 1
7,03 Dressing barrack (No.) 1

7,04 Mud operator cabinet 1
7,05 Dog house 1
7,06 Welding machines (No.) 2
8 WATER BLAST CLEANING UNIT / HIGH PRESSURE WATER GUNS
8,02 Make Bosch
8,03 Type High pressure
8,04 Steam generator cleaning unit NO
8,06 Make Bosch
8,07 Type Bosch
9 PORTABLE RADIOS (EEEX Rated)
9,01 Quantity (No.) 6 sets
9,02 Make Motorola
9,03 Type GP040
10 DRINKING WATER FILTERING UNIT 1 necessary
10,01 Name LA FANTANA
10,02 Number 4
10,03 Name
10,04 Number
11 LIGHT VEHICLES
11,01 Number of light vehicles (No.) 2
11,02 Type Dacia Logan
11,03 Crew bus 1
11,04 Type MERCEDES
12 FRONT END LOADER / CAT 966-E (or equivalent.)
12,01 Number 1
12,02 Lifting capacity (ton) 6
bucket, forks, snow
12,03 Accessories plough, snow chains and
tow bar
12,04 Fork adapter for lifting 'big bags' 1
CRANE (to handle heaviest load on the site w/ 3rd party inpection certificate & certified crane
13
operator)
13,01 Number of cranes 1
13,02 Type Hydraulic, All Terrain
13,03 Rated hoisting capacity (ton) 30 MT
16 MEDEVAC
16,01 Service contract with SMURD or equivalent Crisis Plan
16,02 By helicopter N/A
16,03 Contract duration N/A
15) CAMP
1 RIG SITE (all air conditioned and heated)
1,01 Day company man sleeping room w/single bed, TV and decoder system) 1
1,02 Company office container with desks for company man, directional driller and geologist 1
1,03 Night company man sleeping room with single bed 1
1,04 Geologist sleeping room with single bed 1
1,05 Mud engineer sleeping room with single bed 1
1,06 Rig hospital with two patient beds 1
2 CAMP SITE or accommodation in village house (heated and clean!)
2,01 Senior sleepers/2-4 beds), attached bath, for Company As per personnel list
2,02 Junior sleepers/type (Max. 6.beds), for Company As per personnel list
2,03 Senior sleepers/type (No.beds) attached bath, for Contractor, As per personnel list
2,04 Junior sleepers/type (No.beds), for Contractor 3
2,06 Company geologist, directional driller and mud engineer bedroom 3
2,07 Recreation/Dining room container w/ TV 1
2,09 Kitchen container 1
2,13 Camp spares and Laundry container 1
2,14 Cold store container 1
2,15 Dry store container 1
2,16 Showers and Toilets container 1
2,17 Water tank 2
2,18 Diesel tank 1
2,19 Smoke detectors in all camp rooms 1
2,2 Generator and pump 1

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APPENDIX B

STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS

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1 STANDARDS & SPECIFICATIONS ASSOCIATED TO THE DRILLING SERVICES4

1.2 Applicable Editions of Standards 6

1.3 Upgrade Period 6

2 HEALTH, SAFETY, ENVIRONMENT AND QUALITY REQUIREMENTS 7

2.2 Emergency Control and Response 7

2.3 Bridging Document. 9

3.2 Qualifications and Experience of Personnel 11

3.3 Contractor’s Responsibility during contract performance for the Personnel

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1 STANDARDS & SPECIFICATIONS ASSOCIATED TO THE

1.1 Standards for performing the Services

API Spec 2C Cranes

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1.3 Upgrade Period

2 HEALTH, SAFETY, ENVIRONMENT AND QUALITY

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Drill Type Preferred Frequency

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Company Emergency Procedure Guide

Contractor Emergency Response Procedures

2.3 Bridging Document.

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3.1 Key Personnel

Contractor and subcontractor key personnel includes the following positions:

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3.2 Qualifications and Experience of Personnel

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Driller Reports to toolpusher/ Implements rig floor operations 10 years drilling

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cranes and lifting wires in accordance rig.

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inspecting Company and sufficient spares are maintained for

3.3 Contractor’s Responsibility during contract performance for the

3.3.2 Safety Officer and Safety Training Officer (STO)

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3.3.3 "Green Hat Policy"

3.3.4 Seat Belt Compliance

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3.3.7 Personnel Induction on Site

3.3.8 Course Recognition

4. REQUIREMENTS RELATED TO LAND RIGS

4.1 Land Rig Well Site

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4.2 Waste Disposal

4.3 Rig Move Operations and Road Transport

a) obtaining approval for any rig move.

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5.2 IADC Drilling Manual (current edition)

5.3 Pre-Commencement Date Inspections of Equipment