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Table of Contents
About This Guide ............................................................................................................................................................. 1
In This Chapter .............................................................................................................................................................. 1
Text Conventions ........................................................................................................................................................... 2
Symbols Used ............................................................................................................................................................... 2
Navigation Terms .......................................................................................................................................................... 3
Names of Window Elements .......................................................................................................................................... 3
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About This Guide
In This Chapter
This chapter provides information about the following subjects:
• Conventions and symbols used in this document
• Terms used to describe how to navigate the screen
• Names used for elements of the QHSE Toolbox window
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Text Conventions
This document uses the following formatting conventions to help distinguish software terms from
descriptive text.
Text Conventions
Feature or Action Description of Convention
Key names Names of keys are given in bold type and reflect the spelling and capitalization found on
the keyboard. A plus (+) sign between two key names indicates that the two keys named
should be pressed at the same time.
USER INPUT User input is described in uppercase letters.
File names File names, variables, and new terms are given in italics.
Variables
New terms
Type (...some text...) When you are instructed to type information, type the information without pressing the
Enter key.
Enter (...some text...) When you are instructed to enter information, type the information and then press the
Enter key.
Command names These elements are described in bold type when mentioned as the focus of an action. The
Button names capitalization and spelling are the same as used in the software.
Text box names
Checkbox names
Window names
Symbols Used
The following symbols are used to draw attention to certain pieces of information.
Symbols Used
Symbol Meaning
Important: If this information is not heeded, the software might produce an unexpected or undesirable
result.
Tip: Information that is helpful for completing the current task, but not vital to know.
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Navigation Terms
Navigation in the context of software refers to ways of moving around the software. The
following navigation terms are used throughout this documentation.
Navigation Terms
Term Description
Click Press the left mouse button once.
Double-click Press the left mouse button twice in quick succession.
Drag Dragging involves three actions:
1 Press the left mouse button and hold it down to "grab" the object on the screen (or
sometimes to just start drawing a line or highlighting some text on the screen).
2 "Pull" the object to the desired new location.
3 Let go of the mouse button.
Highlight Shade a selected region on the screen by dragging the cursor over the region to be selected.
Menu > Path The menu path indicates how to get from the current window to a menu option. For example,
File > New means click the File menu and then click the New option on the File menu.
Scroll View information that is off-screen by moving the viewable region. Most often used to describe
vertical scrolling through a menu or up and down a page. Horizontal scrolling is less common
but might be required for wide pages, for example.
Select Choose one item from various options. This is usually done by clicking the item, or by clicking a
radio button or checkbox next to the item.
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Element Description
Tab Part of a special type of window. A “tabbed” window enables access to multiple information
or function groups within a small screen region. The tab is a small, labeled projection that
names the information or function group and enables access to the group.
Window The part of the screen that the software uses to display content. The user can shrink a
window to a relatively small area so that other windows are visible simultaneously, or
resize the window to fill the whole screen.
Window resize tool A small region in the lower right corner of a window that can be dragged, enabling a user to
make the window any convenient size.
Entry fields are window elements that enable a user to provide information. Depending on the
type of entry field, a user might need to select one or more options, or they might enter text into
an empty field. The following table describes some common entry fields.
Entry Fields
Entry Field Example Name Description
Dropdown This type of entry field provides a list of
selection box options, from which the user selects one
appropriate choice. Click the downward
arrow on the right-hand side of the box
to see the list of options, and then click an
option to select it.
Checkbox Checkboxes are used to allow one or
more options to be selected from a list of
several; a check mark in the box adjacent
to an option indicates that the option is
selected. To remove a check mark (clear
an option), click the checkbox again.
Radio button Radio buttons are used when only one
option should be selected from several
mutually incompatible possibilities. A dot
in the middle of the circle indicates that
the option is selected. If you change your
mind, click one of the other options.
Text box This type of field is most often used to
enter single words or short phrases, but
large text fields can be used if it might be
necessary to enter several sentences.
Scrolling text A scrolling text box enables long strings of
box text to be present within a small screen
region. To view all the text in the box, use
the up and down scroll arrows on the right
side of the box.
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Getting to Know the Toolbox
In This Chapter
This chapter provides information about the following subjects:
• How to access the QHSE Toolbox and log in
• How the start screen is laid out
• Functions of the various icons on the start screen
• Features of related screens that are easily reached from the start screen
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Along the top edge of the screen is the title bar, which identifies the rig and the version of
Toolbox that you are using. At the far right of the title bar are the standard three Windows icons:
one for minimizing the screen to the Windows task bar (at the bottom of the screen), the second
to resize the screen, and the third to close the application.
Tool ribbon
For information about the icons on the tool ribbon, see Start Screen Tool Ribbon.
Underneath the tool ribbon are the search tabs, along with the search filter fields for the selected
tab. The tab that is selected by default on the start screen is the Search Local RSP and Risk
Assessments tab. (For information about the other tabs, see Start Screen Search Tabs.)
For more information about the activities associated with these tabs, see one of the following
topics:
Underneath the search filter fields is the search results region. On the Search Local and Search
Global tabs, this region is divided into three panes, one for each type of Toolbox document
(MRSP, RRP, and WRA). No search has been made at this point, so each pane is empty.
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Icons and Regions on the Start Screen Tool Ribbon, and Associated Actions
Icons Region Name Actions
Actions Click one of these icons to open an empty
document of the appropriate type and start
creating content.
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When you open an existing document or start to create a document, a new window opens in
front of the Start screen. The tool ribbon on this new window has different icons that enable you
to carry out the different tasks required when creating or editing a document. For further
information, see Document Window Tool Ribbons.
The second tab (for searching global documents) is similar, but with an additional two rows of
search filter fields.
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The third tab contains search filter fields for locating WRAs that have been submitted for
retention (and so are in Pending Supervisor status).
Similarly, the last tab is for locating procedure documents (MRSPs and RRPs) that are in Pending
OIM status, awaiting approval from the OIM.
The exact appearance of a document window tool ribbon depends on the following factors:
• The type of document (MRSP, RRP, WRA)
• How or why you get to the document (to create a new document, as the result of a
search, or as a blank form for manual completion)
• The document status (Approved, Saved, Pending Supervisor, Pending OIM)
• Your job title
When you start to create a document (using the icons in the Actions section of the Start screen
ribbon), the Edit ribbon is displayed. This ribbon has the following appearance.
Edit ribbon
The icons in the Clipboard and Font sections of this ribbon are grayed out when the document
window first opens, because no text has yet been entered. As soon as you add text to the
document or edit existing text, these icons become active.
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For more information about the icons on the Edit ribbon, see Icons on the Edit Ribbon.
Clicking the View tab in the top left corner opens the View ribbon, which has the following
appearance. (This ribbon, rather than the Edit ribbon, is initially displayed if you open an
approved procedure document.)
View ribbon
NOTE: On procedure documents, the Print for Job icon is active only if the procedure has been approved,
and the View Saved Plan icon is active only if a revised version of the procedure has been saved in the
Toolbox, but not yet approved.
If you open an existing WRA instead of creating a new one, only the View ribbon is available, and
it looks slightly different from the standard View ribbon. For example, if you search for an
approved WRA and open it, the ribbon looks something like the first of the following screenshots.
If instead the WRA is only in Saved status, the ribbon looks like the second screenshot.
NOTE: If the WRA is linked to a procedure, the Link to Procedure link will be inactive, and Release Link will
be active instead.
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Finally, if you create a blank document using the icons in the Blank Forms section of the Start
screen ribbon, the ribbon has the following appearance. No other icons are required in this case
because the document is going to be printed and then completed by hand.
For more information about the icons on the View ribbons, see Icons on the View Ribbons.
OIMs have additional ribbons (and the associated tabs) to enable them to approve or reject
documents. For more information, see OIM Tools and Ribbons.
Icons and Regions on the Edit Ribbon, and the Associated Actions
Icons Region Name Actions
Actions Click Save to save the current document to the
Toolbox.
Click Submit if the document is ready for the OIM
or Department Head to review.
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Early General Tasks
In This Chapter
This chapter provides information about the following tasks:
• Importing a legacy document (TSTP, TRA) from THINK
• Searching for a document (MRSP, RRP, WRA) in the local or global database
• Printing a blank document to fill out manually
• Copying a document to save time when creating a similar document
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NOTE: This feature will be available for only six months after the QHSE Toolbox is activated on a
particular rig.
The Import from THINK window opens, enabling you to search for the document to be
imported.
2. Complete any of the following fields to filter the documents that will be listed, then click
the Search button.
Fields for Filtering Documents to Import from THINK
Field Name Description
Doc Type Select the type of THINK document from the dropdown menu.
Number Enter the document number.
Department Select the department from the dropdown menu.
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Documents that have already been converted are indicated by a check mark in one of
the three boxes on the left. In the example screenshot above, the first document has
previously been converted to a WRA. It can still be converted to an RRP or MRSP, but if
you attempt to import it as a WRA, an alert will pop up to remind you that the THINK
document is already available in this format in the Toolbox. However, you are not
prevented from creating a duplicate.
NOTE: Text in one section of the table might sometimes be cut off, as in the Activity column of the
third document in the above screenshot. To view the rest of the text, enlarge the section by grabbing
a section border in the heading row and moving it to one side.
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5. Review the information in the preview, then close the preview screen.
6. Click the line entry for the document that you want to import.
The line item is highlighted.
7. At the bottom of the screen, select the type of Toolbox document to which this THINK
document should be converted.
8. Click Import.
The relevant parts of the THINK document are imported into Toolbox as the document
type that you specify, and the new document opens in an editing window.
9. Edit the following fields in the Header Information section as required.
Fields in the Header Information Section (an RRP uses only the first four fields)
Field Name Description
Number (This field is not active; the number is generated automatically when the document is
approved.)
Department Select the department from the dropdown menu.
Location Select the location.
Activity Enter the activity for which the document was written.
Rig Class (MRSP only) This field is automatically populated according to the rig that is running
Toolbox.
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10. Check the information in the procedure steps, and edit it if necessary.
11. Check the information in the Supplemental Information tab, the RMS Information
tab, and the Alerts tab. Edit as necessary.
12. Click the Save icon.
Save icon
The appropriate checkbox on the Input from THINK screen is marked to indicate that
the THINK document has been imported in that Toolbox document format.
13. If the document is ready for review, click the Submit icon.
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Some listed documents might have an asterisk in the Status column, or a + to the left of the
Status column.
• An asterisk after the Status of the document indicates that the document is currently
being revised, but an approved version is available for rig use until the revised version is
approved.
• A + on the left of the document row indicates that there are one or more associated
documents (usually WRAs) for that document. Click the + to expand the tree and see the
line entry for the associated document.
To display a document, double-click the line item for the document. The document opens in a
new window. If the document is currently being revised, the approved version is displayed. To
see the draft version (the one being revised), click the View Saved Plan icon.
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At this stage, you can edit the procedure document or WRA, print it (click the Print for Job
icon), copy it, or simply preview it (click the Print Preview icon). You can also search for
another document by entering new search criteria and clicking Search.
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Some listed documents might have an asterisk in the Status column, or a + to the left of the
Status column.
• An asterisk after the Status of the document indicates that the document is currently
being revised, but an approved version is available for rig use until the revised version is
approved.
• A + on the left of the document row indicates that there are one or more associated
documents (usually WRAs) for that document. Click the + to expand the tree and see the
line entry for the associated document.
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To display a document, double-click the line item for the document. The document opens in a
new window. If the document is currently being revised, the approved version is displayed.
NOTE: Unlike when searching locally, you cannot view or edit draft versions of documents when using the
global search tab. Instead, you must copy the version that you see and edit the copy to suit the needs of
your own rig.
The Task Count dialog box is displayed, asking for an estimate of the number of steps
in the activity.
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3. (Optional) To confirm that the form will look the way you want it to, click the Print
Preview icon.
4. Click the Print for Job icon.
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Copy a Document
Sometimes, the quickest way to create a document (MRSP, RRP, or WRA) is to copy an existing
document that is very similar, make the necessary changes to the copy, and save the new
document.
To copy a document:
1. Open the document.
2. Click the Copy Plan icon on the ribbon.
Save icon
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Procedure Documents (MRSPs and RRPs)
In This Chapter
This chapter provides information about the following tasks:
• Creating an MRSP or RRP document
• Adding supplemental information to the document
• Adding RMS information to the document
• Acknowledging an alert
• Editing a procedure that is currently in draft stage
• Revising (updating) a procedure that has already been approved and is in use
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A blank document opens. The main differences between an MRSP and an RRP are that
the MRSP has an extra row of fields in the Header Information section, and it has a red
heading under the tabs instead of a blue one.
Blank RRP
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Blank MRSP
3. In the Procedure Step field, describe the first step of the procedure.
4. In the Required Tools and Equipment field, describe the tools and equipment that
are needed for this step.
5. Enter the name of someone who should be responsible for this step.
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6. Repeat the previous three steps for the next row of the procedure.
The second step of the activity is now complete.
7. Continue adding information to the MRSP or RRP until each step of the activity has
been documented.
8. Click the Save icon.
Save icon
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Supplemental Information
Save icon
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3. Filter the search by selecting a craft from the dropdown menu, or by entering
appropriate information into any of the search fields.
4. Click Search.
The search results display.
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Save icon
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Alerts
The Alerts tab on a procedure document is used to display alerts that are specific to a rig or
procedure. Any information on this tab is non-editable. Anyone can view the alert, but only the
OIM can acknowledge the alert.
To view an alert, select the alert and click View Alert. The alert opens as a pdf file.
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Save icon
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Written Risk Assessments (WRAs)
In This Chapter
This chapter provides information about the following tasks:
• Creating a WRA from the associated procedure
• Creating an unassociated (standalone) WRA
• Associating (linking) a WRA with a procedure
• Listing the required tools for a procedure
• Editing a WRA that is still in draft stage
• Revising (updating) a WRA that has already been approved and is in use
• Releasing a WRA
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The Number field in the Header Information section is disabled, because a number will
automatically be generated when the Department Head approves the WRA for
retention.
2. Select the Department to which the risk assessment applies. (If it applies to all areas,
select General.)
3. Select the Location to which the risk assessment applies.
4. In the Activity field, enter a brief description of the overall activity to which the risk
assessment applies.
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5. In the Plan Step field, describe the first step of the activity.
6. Move the cursor to the Identify Hazards field, and describe any hazards associated
with that step.
7. In the Controls field, describe the precautions required to reduce the risks associated
with the hazard.
8. Repeat the previous three steps for the next row of the procedure.
The second step of the risk assessment is now complete.
9. Continue adding information to the WRA until each step of the activity has been
assessed and documented.
10. If it is advisable or necessary to take a safety timeout after a particular step before
carrying out the subsequent step:
(a) Place the cursor in the step after the timeout.
(b) Click the Add Timeout for Safety icon.
(c) Edit the text in the Plan Step field of the timeout step to indicate the duration of
the timeout.
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Save icon
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Search results
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5. (Optional) Double-click a document entry to open the document and confirm that it is
the one to which the WRA should be linked.
6. Highlight the document entry in the list.
7. Click the Link WRA to... button.
The WRA is linked to the procedure.
The New WRA window opens. Each step of the procedure is automatically copied from
the MRSP or RRP to the new WRA, and the Header Information is automatically the
same as that on the MRSP or RRP.
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(c) Edit the text in the Plan Step field of the timeout step to indicate the duration of
the timeout.
6. Click the Supporting Documents tab.
10. Add information about the tools and equipment needed for the procedure.
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Save icon
When the procedure document is opened, the WRA is listed under the Associated
Documents tab in the lower left corner.
12. If you want the WRA to be retained, click the Submit icon on the WRA.
The WRA is submitted to the Department Head for approval.
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3. In the first field, enter the name or description of a tool or piece of equipment that is
mentioned in the WRA.
When you enter text in the field, a second row opens for another tool or piece of
equipment. You cannot enter text into the Inspected By field; that field remains empty
so that it can contain a signature when the WRA is printed.
4. Continue entering names and descriptions (one per row) until all the tools and
equipment used in the activity have been documented.
Save icon
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Release a WRA
To release an approved WRA:
1. Search for the WRA.
2. Open the WRA (double-click the line entry).
3. Click the Release icon on the ribbon.
Release icon
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Late General Tasks
In This Chapter
This chapter provides information about the following tasks:
• Attaching a file to a procedure or WRA
• Linking to a supporting document
• Providing a local language version of a document (translating the document)
• Editing the translated version of a document
• Running a report
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Attach a File
To attach a file:
1. Click the Attach File icon on the Edit toolbar.
Open window
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4. (Optional) To attach the file to a particular step instead of to the document as a whole,
select the step from the dropdown menu in the File Attachments section.
An icon appears next to the step number to indicate that the step has an attachment.
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5. Click Save.
Save icon
The document is saved to the local database, but not submitted for approval.
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4. Enter the URL of the policy document in the dialog box, and then click OK.
The URL displays in the URL (Optional) field of the eDocs HSE Policies section, and the
document is listed in the Supporting Docs panel.
5. Repeat the previous three steps as necessary to link to any additional supporting
documents.
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Translate a Document
To create a local language version of a document:
1. Open the document that needs to be translated.
2. Click the Edit tab (in the top left corner).
3. Click the Local Language icon on the ribbon.
A copy of the document opens, with instructions for translating it into the local
language.
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Save icon
10. If the document is ready for review, click the Submit icon.
Run a Report
The Toolbox can produce four kinds of report:
• Index Reports list all MRSPs by category and subcategory
• Document Statistics reports provide the total number of each document type (MRSP,
RRP, WRA), arranged by division and rig
• Printed for Job Statistics reports provide the total number of each document type
that were printed for a job, arranged by division and rig
• Document Statistics by Dept. reports provide the total count of each document type,
arranged by department
To produce a report, click the appropriate icon on the ribbon.
Report icons
The Toolbox generates a report for the current date and displays a preview.
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Page Selection The text field in the middle of this section identifies the
page number of the page currently being displayed.
Click the arrows on either side to move to a previous
or later page, or to the first or last page of the report.
Refresh Click one of these icons to revert the display to the
previous report, cancel the rendering of the current
report, or refresh the display.
Print Options Click the Print icon and the Page Setup icon (on the
left and right) to set the various options for printing the
report. The middle icon is a toggle that enables you to
see a full-page print preview.
Zoom The number in this selection box sets the size of the
report preview on the screen.
Locate To quickly locate a document in the report, enter text or
Document a document number in the find text field, and then click
Find.
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Approve Documents
In This Chapter
This chapter provides information about the following subjects:
• How the Department Head can retain a WRA
• What additional tools are available to the OIM
• How the OIM approves a MRSP or RRP
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Retain icon
If you click Retain, the QHSE Toolbox assigns an automatic Toolbox reference number
to the document. This reference number will display when the document is listed as a
result of any search, and the status of the document will display as Approved.
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When this tab is clicked, the Document Tools ribbon is displayed. The tools on this ribbon enable
the OIM to delete or translate a procedure document.
When the OIM opens a document to review it for approval, the following tabs are displayed
above the ribbon.
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The Edit tab opens a standard Edit ribbon with the Submit icon disabled; the Approval tab opens
the following ribbon.
Approval ribbon
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6. When you have completed the review, determine which of the following actions to take.
Possible Actions
Result of Review Action
Document is complete and correct Approve the document
Document needs further work Send the document back to the writer, or make the
changes yourself
Changes that the writer made to the document Reject the changes
are incorrect
7. If the document needs further work and you decide to make the changes yourself, click
the Edit tab above the ribbon, and then make the necessary edits. Otherwise, continue
with the next step.
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Actions icons
If you click Approve, the QHSE Toolbox assigns an automatic Toolbox reference
number to the document. This reference number will display when the document is
listed as a result of any search, and the status of the document will display as
Approved.
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QHSE Toolbox on the Web
In This Chapter
This chapter provides information about the following tasks:
• Accessing the Web version of the QHSE Toolbox
• Accessing the legacy THINK site
• Viewing an MRSP or RRP on the Web
• Viewing procedure attachments on the Web
• Viewing the local language version of a procedure
• Printing a document from the Web
• Viewing a report on the Web
• Saving a copy of a document or report to your computer
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At this stage, you can search for a document or report, or you can open the legacy THINK
program. For more information, see one of the following sections:
• View a Document on the Web
• View a Report on the Web
• Access the Legacy THINK Site
The legacy THINK site will be available for only a limited time after the QHSE Toolbox is rolled
out at a particular rig.
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If the Doc Type is not specified in the first dropdown menu, documents of any Toolbox
type that fulfills the search criteria are displayed, sorted by type. Within a particular
document type, documents are sorted by the reference number; you can sort by status,
rig, department, location, activity, or last revised date by clicking the appropriate
column heading.
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Search results
If you drag a column heading to the region slightly above the top left corner of the
document table, the documents rearrange into groups that are organized according to
the column criteria (as shown in the following screenshot, in which the Location
heading has been moved). To expand a group, click the + to the left of the group
name.
3. To view a document, click the link in the Status column for that document.
At this stage, you can print the document or save a copy. (For more information, see Print a
Document from the Web, or Save a Web Document or Report.) You can also search for another
document by entering new search criteria and clicking Search.
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Attachments link
2. In the list, click the link to the attachment that you want to view.
The local language version can be printed, just as the English version can. For more information,
see Print a Document from the Web.
To revert to the English version, click the View English Language link to the right of the text
next to the Print button on the translated page.
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Print window
2. On the General tab, select the printer that you want to use.
3. Click the Preferences button.
The Printing Preferences window opens.
4. Select the Landscape radio button.
5. Click OK.
6. Click Print.
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Report example
Saving a Document
To save a copy of a document:
1. Click the Print button.
The Print window opens.
2. On the General tab, select the Adobe PDF printer (if it is not already selected by
default).
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Print window
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6. Click OK.
7. Click Print.
The Save PDF File As window opens.
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8. In the File name field, enter the name that you want the file to have.
9. In the main section of the window, navigate to the folder where you want to store the
file.
10. Click Save.
The document is saved to the location that you specified.
Saving a Report
To save a copy of a report:
1. On the toolbar above the report header, select the format in which you want to save
the report.
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A new browser window opens. Inside it, a File Download window opens.
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Save As window
4. The File Name field contains the default name that the software has given to the file.
Change the name if desired.
5. In the main section of the window, navigate to the folder where you want to store the
file.
6. Click Save.
The report is saved to the location that you specified.
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Index
A
M
add RMS information ................................................. 33
MRSP ....................................................................... 30
add supplemental information .................................... 33
Alerts tab ................................................................... 36 N
approved version ....................................................... 22 navigation terms .......................................................... 3
F T
formatting conventions ................................................. 2 Timeout for Safety ..................................................... 44
tool ribbon ..........................................................6, 8, 10
G
Toolbox reference number ........................................ 65
global Toolbox document ........................................... 24
tools and equipment .................................................. 46
I translate .................................................................... 54
import a THINK item .................................................. 18 TRAs......................................................................... 18
Inspected By field ...................................................... 46 TSTPs ....................................................................... 18
L U
link to a supporting document .................................... 52 unassociated (standalone) WRA ............................... 40
local language version ............................................... 54
V
local Toolbox document ............................................. 22
View ribbon ............................................................... 10
login............................................................................. 6
83
QHSE Toolbox
W
Web Toolbox ............................................................. 70
84