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Issued 4th May 2018
GM Message This week, we had separate but important discussions with two of our major clients that were focused on human behaviours specifically, a simple focus that our behaviours are key to getting us to work without injury. One discussion was carried out as part of Shell Safety Day so was had across all of our sites with QGC and the other was part of a study on Error Traps & Human Performance that we have been participating in with Chevron and our crews on Barrow Island. The consistent theme in those discussions was about the importance of having in depth conversations about operating safely within our work teams. Bearing in mind that a conversation is
about asking questions and seeking information from all of the participants in the group – it’s not just one person talking and everyone else listening (or not listening). And, at times, to be truly valuable these conversations need to be personal and uncomfortable in order to get to the bottom of the issue. We continue to focus on making sure that we have a company where we can comfortably say “I don’t know” or “Can you help me here” or “I can see you struggling with this task, can I help?” Sounds pretty good right . . . but what about when you are on the 11th hour of the 13th day of your hitch or you are trying to wrap up a project at the end of a long week. It certainly gets harder for me to think that way . . . what about you? Some questions that were posed to me during my discussions this week were:
If an error occurs, how do I react and what questions do I ask to get to the underlying cause? What factors make errors more or less likely in our operation, do we talk about them and what do we do about
them? How can I encourage people to come to me with concerns and discuss errors?
Perhaps these questions will be useful or others and I encourage you continue the great conversations that are happening on our sites every day. There is a continued and fantastic focus on safe rig start-ups. Rig 27 will be the next to kick off and will start up next week all going well. Thanks to all involved in the big effort in getting this rig from the Cooper Basin to Queensland and ready to go to work. Our forward order book for Rigs 27, 101, and 106 continues to fill and there is a tremendous effort going in to make sure these rigs have consistent work along with the rigs that we have with QGC, Santos and Chevron. Kyle Koziol General Manager-Energy
Office Notices:
New Starters
NAME RIG POSITION START DATE
Jason Crosby 17 Leasehand 20/04/2018
Dylan Johnstone EWD 101 Chef in Training 22/04/2018
Jim Wallis Field HSE Advisor 23/04/2018
John Toms Field Field Mechanic 23/04/2018
Darren Lee Field Field Mechanic 23/04/2018
Deborah Lee EWS 20 Chef in Training 24/04/2018
Jake McConnell 23 Leading Floorhand 26/04/2018
Troy McCracken 23 Leasehand 26/04/2018
David Flynn 1 Leasehand 26/04/2018
Dominic De'Ambrosis 27 Rig Manager 26/04/2018
Campbell Furness 106 Floorhand 27/04/2018
Ryan Shackley 21 Leasehand 27/04/2018
Nicholas Russell 21 Leasehand 27/04/2018
Anthony Lincoln Field Field Mechanic 30/04/2018
Nick Hanson Field Field Electrician 30/04/2018
Daniel Caleo 8 Leasehand 2/05/2018
Simon Ferguson 3 Leasehand 3/05/2018
Daniel Briggs 3 Leasehand 3/05/2018
Zack Johnstone 18 Leasehand 3/05/2018
Camp Operations Easternwell Camps
Easternwell Camps supporting workover rigs are located throughout Eastern Queensland with approx...400 beds.
27 is currently being set up near Rolleston
Easternwell Camps supporting drilling rigs:
101 is currently located at Longreach, approx. 30 beds
106 is currently being set up near Wandoan approx. 50 beds
Flu shots are being organised for 16th May. With field staff having the option to request a coupon to use at Sonic Health Plus. More information on Page 9-10. Do you know if you have enough or even too much insurance in your Easternwell Corporate Super plan? Robertson Scannell Can help make sure it’s right for your circumstances. Contact Nicole on Mobile: 0428 282 886 Email: [email protected]
Beach Energy Camps
Callawonga is operational 54 beds in Cooper Basin.
Bales is operational 30 beds in Cooper Basin.
Driftwood is operational 30 beds in Cooper Basin Senex Energy Camps
Senex Growler Camp 1 - 54 beds in Cooper Basin. Saxon Energy Services Camps
Saxon 165 is operation with 45 beds - Surat Basin.
Saxon 168 is operational with 45 beds - Surat Basin. Santos Eastern Queensland Camps
EQ 2 is operational with 42 beds - Surat Basin.
Broandah Camp is operational with 40 beds - Surat Basin. Santos Cooper Basin Camps
CB 9 is operational with 56 beds - Cooper Basin.
CB 4 is operational with 56 beds - Cooper Basin.
Current Vacancies
Well Servicing Driller Field Based Toowoomba Sammy Greener
Well Servicing Derrickhand Field Based Toowoomba Sammy Greener Well Servicing Leading Floorhand / Motorhand Field Based Toowoomba Sammy Greener Well Servicing Floorhand Field Based Toowoomba Sammy Greener Drilling Floorhands Field Based Toowoomba Kate Hutson
Drilling Leading Floorhands Field Based Toowoomba Kate Hutson
Housekeepers Chefs
Camps Camps
Toowoomba Toowoomba
Sammy Greener Sammy Greener
Purchasing Officer Russell Street Toowoomba Kate Hutson Entry Level Leasehands Field Based Toowoomba Sammy Greener Workshop Foreman Mechanical Design Engineer Stores person
Workshop Russell Street Warehouse
Toowoomba Toowoomba Toowoomba
Sammy Greener
Sammy Greener
Sammy Greener
Recruitment Coordinator contact details:
Samantha Greener Recruitment Coordinator 07 4659 1509 [email protected]
Kate Hutson Recruitment Lead 07 4659 1555 [email protected]
Rig Operations Update Chevron BWI – Well Servicing Rigs
Rig 19 is currently operating on H48
Rig 26 is currently operating on F26A
WHM Crew are currently completing Productions QGC EQ - Well Servicing Rigs
Rig 1 is currently operating on Jen 127
Rig 2 is currently operating on Charlie 1
Rig 3 is currently operating on Isabella 124
Rig 8 is currently operating on Argyle 24
Rig 17 is currently operating on Kenya East 133
Rig 20 is currently operating on Scotia 55
Rig 21 is currently operating on Glendower 171
Rig 22 is currently operating on Ruby-Jo 173
Rig 23 is currently operating on David 166
Rig 25 is currently operating on Matilda-John 186
Rig 28 is currently operating on Cameron 167
Rig 29 is currently operating on Harry 199 Santos EQ -Well Servicing Rigs
Rig 24 is currently operating on FV117H
Rig 18 is currently operating on Scotia 55 Tristar – Well Servicing Rigs
Rig 27 is on site – Bauhinia Well Galilee Energy – Drilling
Rig 101 is currently operating on Glenarus 10L Origin
Rig 106 is currently operating on - Burunga South 2
March Theme Night The theme was Japanese and our camp staff put in loads of effort with decorations and food! As it is every month, it was a close competition. In the end, judges awarded EWD 106 the winner in both decorations and food categories.
Better Way
Have you thought of a better way of achieving something in your role? Have you thought of something that could be introduced to improve our performance? If so, then Better Way is for you! At Easternwell we strive to continually improve our equipment and processes to ensure we remain the supplier of choice for our clients. The Better Way Program offers employees an opportunity to contribute to the Continual Improvement Process through proposing improvement suggestions or innovative ideas. Together we can strive to be the best we can be.
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Health and Wellbeing
Health and Wellbeing – The ‘Flu’ Influenza, more commonly known as ‘The Flu’ is a contagious disease of the respiratory tract caused by influenza viruses. Every year, influenza causes serious infection and death around the globe, predominantly during the winter months. Because of some pre-existing immunity that we have to seasonal influenza, most people only suffer illness for a few days to several weeks. Some populations such as the elderly and people with respiratory, cardiac or endocrine diseases may face more significant side effects and can cause death. There are three different types of Flu viruses in humans, types A, B and C. A & B cause major outbreaks, while C is a common cold-like illness in children.
What are flu Vaccinations? Flu vaccinations are vaccines aimed to protect against infection by influenza viruses. New versions are developed twice a year to accommodate the rapid pace at which the virus changes. Effectiveness varies from year to year, with most vaccines providing modest protection against the Flu. These vaccines are generally very safe, with some temporary muscle pains, feelings of tiredness and slight fevers found in some people.
Tips to preventing the flu: 1. Flu Vaccinations
a. The recommended way to prevent seasonal flu is to get vaccinated each year, other good health habits
can help stop the spread of germs and prevent respiratory illnesses like the flu. There are also flu
antiviral drugs that can be used to treat and prevent the flu.
2. Avoid close contact.
a. Avoid close contact with people who are sick. When you are sick, keep your distance from others to
protect them from getting sick too.
3. Stay home when you are sick.
a. If possible, stay home from work, school, and errands when you are sick. This will help prevent
spreading your illness to others.
4. Cover your mouth and nose.
a. Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing. It may prevent those around
you from getting sick.
5. Clean your hands.
a. Washing your hands often will help protect you from germs. If soap and water are not available, use
an alcohol-based hand rub.
6. Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth.
a. Germs are often spread when a person touches something that is contaminated with germs and then
touches his or her eyes, nose, or mouth.
7. Practice other good health habits.
a. Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces at home, work or school, especially when someone is
ill. Get plenty of sleep, be physically active, manage your stress, drink plenty of fluids, and eat
nutritious food
Available Shots Easternwell & Broadspectrum employees will have access to flu shots at the Russell Street office on May 16th, with potential clinic vouchers available for field staff to use in their off hitch. For more information contact Liam Brennan ([email protected]) or your crew logistics team. Alternatively businesses such as Terry White Chemists are offering $19.95 flu shots at select stores.