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IADC announces 2002 rig awards
Petroleum News Alaska Staff
The Alaska chapter of the International Association of Drilling Contractors announced its 2002 rig awards at a banquet Jan. 25. The awards recognize rigs that have successfully operated at least 365 days without a lost time accident during the calendar year.
Schlumberger was recognized for its CT Unit 4, which went 2,881 days without a lost time accident. Nabors Alaska Drilling Inc. Rig 2-ES turned in a 1,907-day record, while Doyon Drilling Inc. had a 1,373-day record for its Rig 141.
Doyon had the best record for the “Land Under 500,000 Man hours” category with a 0.42 incident rate. Nabors posted a 1.02 incident rate to lead the “Land Over 500,000 Man hours” category. The “Best Record for Coil Tubing” category award went to Schlumberger, with a 0.0 incident rate. Doyon Drilling Inc. Rig 15 — 1,089 days (Operator BP)
Rig 16 — 800 days (Operator BP)
Rig 19 — 448 days (Operator ConocoPhillips)
Rig 141 — 1,373 days (Operator ConocoPhillips)
Rig 141 — 1,373 days (Operator BP) Nabors Alaska Drilling Inc. Rig 2-ES — 1,907 days (Operator BP)
Rig 19-E — 585 days (Operator ConocoPhillips)
Rig 14-E — 555 days (Operator Anadarko)
Rig 16-E — 544 days (Operator ConocoPhillips) Nordic Calista Services Rig 3 — 1,087 days (Operator ConocoPhillips)Schlumberger CT Unit 4 — 2,881 days (Operator BP)
CT Unit 7 — 514 days (Operator BP)
CT Unit 4 — 2,881 days (Operator ConocoPhillips)
CT Unit 7 — 514 days (Operator ConocoPhillips)
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