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    Well Control Incident Report Form Template

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    This document provides a categorization and classification matrix for well control incidents during drilling, completion, and well intervention operations. It outlines five levels of incident seriousness (critical, serious, regular, and non-classified) and provides examples for each level. The matrix indicates whether each level requires alerting or notifying the Petroleum Safety Authority according to Norwegian regulations. It aims to provide guidance on assessing and reporting well control incidents.

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    Well Control Incident Report Form Template

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    This document provides a categorization and classification matrix for well control incidents during drilling, completion, and well intervention operations. It outlines five levels of incident seriousness (critical, serious, regular, and non-classified) and provides examples for each level. The matrix indicates whether each level requires alerting or notifying the Petroleum Safety Authority according to Norwegian regulations. It aims to provide guidance on assessing and reporting well control incidents.

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    This document provides a categorization and classification matrix for well control incidents during drilling, completion, and well intervention operations. It outlines five levels of incident seriousness (critical, serious, regular, and non-classified) and provides examples for each level. The matrix indicates whether each level requires alerting or notifying the Petroleum Safety Authority according to Norwegian regulations. It aims to provide guidance on assessing and reporting well control incidents.

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    Well Control Incident Report Form Template

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    Josue Fish
    This document provides a categorization and classification matrix for well control incidents during drilling, completion, and well intervention operations. It outlines five levels of incident seriousness (critical, serious, regular, and non-classified) and provides examples for each level. The matrix indicates whether each level requires alerting or notifying the Petroleum Safety Authority according to Norwegian regulations. It aims to provide guidance on assessing and reporting well control incidents.

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    Well control incident

    Location: <Location> Well control incident category: ………………………………………


    Rig type: <Rig type>
    Well type: <Well type> Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 None class.
    Date: <Date>
    Impact: Lost time, HC release, etc…:
    Plan: Illustration / Well bore schematic
    • Description of plan……

    Operation with course of events:


    • Event description……

    Reason for events:


    • Free text evaluation

    Lessons Learned:
    • Free text evaluation

    Recommended actions:
    • Free text evaluation

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    Well control incident
    Location: <Location> Critical Issues:
    Rig type: <Rig type> • Free text evaluation
    Well type: <Well type>
    Date: <Date>

    Direct Cause: Underlying Cause:

    Prognosis incorrect Risk accepted

    Shallow gas Error in program / procedure

    Shallow water flow Procedure not followed

    Incorrect mud weight Lack of competence

    Swabbing Communication error (missing, wrong, incomplete, etc.)

    Ballooning Incorrect use of equipment

    HC accumulation below barrier element Equipment failure

    Surface pressure control system failure BOP failure

    Downhole mechanical barrier failure Other: ……………………………………………………………………

    Downhole cement / casing barrier failure

    Other: ……………………………………………………………………

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    Categorisation and classification matrix for well control incidents
    Drilling and Completion operations
    Categorisation and classification matrix for well control incidents
    Drilling and Completion operations

    Tan = Alert to PSA according to management regulation


    Blue = Notification to PSA according to management regulation
    Grey = Alert or Notification to PSA not required

    Form: Confirmation of alert/notification to Petroleum Safety Authority

    Tan = Alert to PSA according to management regulation


    Blue = Notification to PSA according to management regulation
    Grey = Alert or Notification to PSA not required
    Categorisation and classification matrix for well control incidents
    Well intervention operations
    Degree of Well intervention Guidance
    seriousness
    Level 1- Red 1. Blowout 1. Blowout to environment or facility. Failure of
    Critical well primary and secondary barriers. Relief well
    control incidents necessary to regain barriers.
    with high risk for 2. Failure of primary and 2. Well control equipment damaged from external
    personnel, secondary barriers loads or non-shearable item stuck across BOP
    environment and and safety head. Well flowing to surroundings.
    facility Well killed or well capped on location.

    Level 2 – Yellow 1. Failure of primary well 1. Well secured by closing one single valve
    Serious well barrier. Activation of (safety head or XT valve). String blocking other
    control incidents secondary well barrier – no valves preventing redundant barrier element.
    other redundant barrier
    elements available.
    2. Failure of primary well 2. Well secured by closing one single valve
    barrier. Activation of (safety head or XT valve). Additional valve(s)
    secondary well barrier – available to act as redundant barrier element.
    other redundant barrier
    elements available

    Level 3 – Green 1. Temporary reduction of well 1. Failure of one well barrier element. Activation of
    Regular well barrier element function redundant well barrier elements and
    control incidents reestablishment of well barrier element within
    primary barrier. Secondary barrier intact.
    Non Classified 1. Very small leak, no activation 1. Very small leak, able to pull out of hole and
    (NC) of BOP necessary. close normal lubricator valves to repair leak.
    Two barriers intact.

    Pink = Alert to PSA according to management regulation §29


    Blue = Notification to PSA according to management regulation §29
    Grey = Alert or Notification to PSA not required

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