Soiltech


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Report No.
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1732 |
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Type of audit
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External Audits |
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Auditee/Customer
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Soiltech |
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Date
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2018/04/16 |
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Findings
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7 |
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Status
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Closed |
Verification Report – Soiltech- slop Treatment Service
Summary
Norge and Wellesley Petroleum’s Verification planned conducted at Soiltech’s premises in Tananger.
The verification was conducted 16
th of April. Well Expertise, Faroe and Wellesley were impressed by the
attention and preparation given to the verification and are grateful to all concerned.
The auditor considers Soiltech’s Slop Unit to be industry leading, with high slop treatment efficiency and
flexibility without use of chemicals.
There were no non-conformancesrecorded, however two observations and five improvement suggestions were
recorded.
The commitment as experienced from 2017 operations from offshore and managerial positions to participate in
operational meetings, being “hands on”, assist in various offshore tasks and proactive in delivery is something
we can only encourage continues.
Findings
-
Discussion regarding job
preparation/preservation and
internal QA/QC systemInternal tracking system for jobs
makes it easy for management
involvement to check status of jobs
and operations during planning,
mobilization, operational and demob
phase.
Secure that this is done in due time for
all wells. -
Discussion regarding ensuring ppm
levels are kept below regulatory
acceptance levelA dual oil filter ensures that oil level is
kept below 15 ppm during discharge of
treated slop as they will plug if level is
higher. Spot checks are made with
ppm measurement device during
treatment to ensure <15 ppm. Soiltech
internal requirement is <15 ppm, while
regulatory requirement is <30 ppm.
Soiltech to ensure more frequent spot
testing during start- up of slop
treatment when converting to OBM on
rig and well test. -
Discussion on how to improve
slop treatment efficiencyInclude Soiltech involvement during
displacement and pit plans (Soiltech
to verify displacement plan), with
DSV and mud engineer. Will be
measured by KPI and written as a
preparation requirement in section
recommendations and DOPs issued
to the rig.
Make a list over what we plan to
treat (reuse of fluids). -
Discussion on operational
procedures (offshore)Maintain the good attitude Soiltech is
known for with new personnel
planned out to the rig. Report to DSV
if available capacity to assist with
various tasks required on rig. -
Discussion on QA/QC process
regading SDSNeed to send SDS to rig (Medic) for
all chemicals planned used in the
unit -
Discussion on QA/QC process
regarding placement of
equipmentConduct a survey on the TOA to
ensure sufficient space for unit and
skip, and verify voltage for electrical
output. -
Mapping of significant aspects
Consider to implement mitigating
actions in tool, as some significant
aspects are weighted too strictly.
Additional Documentation
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Soiltech


|
Report No.
|
1732 |
|
Type of audit
|
External Audits |
|
Auditee/Customer
|
Soiltech |
|
Date
|
2018/04/16 |
|
Findings
|
7 |
|
Status
|
Closed |
Verification Report – Soiltech- slop Treatment Service
Summary
Norge and Wellesley Petroleum’s Verification planned conducted at Soiltech’s premises in Tananger.
The verification was conducted 16
th of April. Well Expertise, Faroe and Wellesley were impressed by the
attention and preparation given to the verification and are grateful to all concerned.
The auditor considers Soiltech’s Slop Unit to be industry leading, with high slop treatment efficiency and
flexibility without use of chemicals.
There were no non-conformancesrecorded, however two observations and five improvement suggestions were
recorded.
The commitment as experienced from 2017 operations from offshore and managerial positions to participate in
operational meetings, being “hands on”, assist in various offshore tasks and proactive in delivery is something
we can only encourage continues.
Findings
-
Discussion regarding job
preparation/preservation and
internal QA/QC systemInternal tracking system for jobs
makes it easy for management
involvement to check status of jobs
and operations during planning,
mobilization, operational and demob
phase.
Secure that this is done in due time for
all wells. -
Discussion regarding ensuring ppm
levels are kept below regulatory
acceptance levelA dual oil filter ensures that oil level is
kept below 15 ppm during discharge of
treated slop as they will plug if level is
higher. Spot checks are made with
ppm measurement device during
treatment to ensure <15 ppm. Soiltech
internal requirement is <15 ppm, while
regulatory requirement is <30 ppm.
Soiltech to ensure more frequent spot
testing during start- up of slop
treatment when converting to OBM on
rig and well test. -
Discussion on how to improve
slop treatment efficiencyInclude Soiltech involvement during
displacement and pit plans (Soiltech
to verify displacement plan), with
DSV and mud engineer. Will be
measured by KPI and written as a
preparation requirement in section
recommendations and DOPs issued
to the rig.
Make a list over what we plan to
treat (reuse of fluids). -
Discussion on operational
procedures (offshore)Maintain the good attitude Soiltech is
known for with new personnel
planned out to the rig. Report to DSV
if available capacity to assist with
various tasks required on rig. -
Discussion on QA/QC process
regading SDSNeed to send SDS to rig (Medic) for
all chemicals planned used in the
unit -
Discussion on QA/QC process
regarding placement of
equipmentConduct a survey on the TOA to
ensure sufficient space for unit and
skip, and verify voltage for electrical
output. -
Mapping of significant aspects
Consider to implement mitigating
actions in tool, as some significant
aspects are weighted too strictly.
Additional Documentation