Joe HurtRegional VP North America Land Operations

& Staff HSE

IADC HISTORY Founded as the American

Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (AAODC) in 1940.

In 1972, the AAODC became the International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC), beginning its transformation to an international organization.

Today, IADC represents drilling contractors, oil and gas producing companies and manufacturing and service companies worldwide and is truly a multinational organization.

WORLDWIDE MEMBERSHIP

Worldwide Totals• 445 - Drilling & Well Servicing Contractors• 61 - Major & Independent Producers and National Oil

Companies• 1133 - Oilfield Service & Supply Firms

US Totals• 188 - Drilling & Well Servicing Contractors• 32 - Major & Independent Producers and National Oil

Companies• 731 - Oilfield Service & Supply Firms

US Land Totals• 167 - Drilling & Well Servicing Contractors

US Offshore Totals• 12 - Drilling & Well Servicing Contractors

Land Joe Hurt – Regional Vice-President, Land Operations

and HSE Paul Breaux – Assistant Director, Land Operations

and HSEOffshore

Alan Spackman – Vice-President, Offshore Technical and Regulatory Affairs

John Pertgen – Assistant Director - Offshore Technical and Regulatory Affairs

Operations Division Support Holly Shock – Committee Coordinator Amanda Lemmond – Operations Group Assistant

(ISP)Accreditation

Mark Denkowski – Vice-President, Accreditation/Certification

Brenda Kelly – Director, Accreditation/Certification Publications & Membership

Jason McFarland Vice-President, Membership/Publications

Loretta Krolczyk – Director, Publications Sharon Thorpe – Director, Membership

IADC STAFF

GAINING PUBLIC TRUST

• The general public gives us the license to

drill, develop, and produce oil and gas

resources!!!

• The Upstream Oil and Gas Industry is

measured by our lowest performing

member!!!

• What are each of us doing to help bring

up the performance of our lower

performing companies??????

OSHA Oil & Gas Outreach Team OSHA Oil & Gas Conference Planning Committee NORA OIL AND GAS COUNCIL IADC Rig Moving Competency Standards

Swamper – ¾ CompletedGin Truck Driver – Started Winch Truck Driver (Future Project) Forklift Operator (Future Project)Truck Pusher (Future Project)

API RP 2D (Offshore Lifting) API RP 53 (Blowout Preventers) API TG5 (Spec for Hammer Unions) API Spec 16 RCD (Rotating Control Devices) Developing Managed Pressure Drilling B P Developing UBO – HSE Planning Guidelines API RP 92 U (Under Balanced Drilling Operations)

IADC OUTREACH EFFORTS

IADC HSE – T ConferenceIADC Safe Lifting ConferenceIADC Contracts and Risk Management Conference

Drilling and Completing Trouble Zones Forum

IADC CONFERENCES

IADC REGULATORY ISSUES

FRC• Occupational Safety & Health Review

Commission Ruled that the enforcement letter was not lawful.

HOS

• FMCSA is seeking comments to remove the Oilfield exemption and reduce hours from 11 to 10.

FRACKING EMMISIONS

IADC COMMITTEES

• Ethics and Corporate Compliance Committee• Underbalanced & Managed Pressure Drilling

Operations• Health, Safety & Environmental• Training • Government Affairs • Technical Committees • Well Control • Maintenance • Contracts • Rig Moving (Land)• Well Servicing

IADC ACCREDITATION & CERTIFICATIONACD

• First formed in 1993 with the creation of Rig Pass

• Expanded in 1994 with the creation of WellCAP well control training

• 8 accreditation programs• 397 accredited providers/companies• >1800 approved instructors• 15 languages• 59 countries• Staff: 10

IADC ACCREDITATION & CERTIFICATION

• HSE Rig Pass• WellCAP • WellCAP Plus• Competence Assurance • Drilling Industry Training• Ballast Control & Stability • Personnel Offshore Safety

Training (POST)

IADC ACCREDITATION & CERTIFICATION

HSE Rig Pass Endorsed By:

SafeLand

SafeGulf

IADC ACCREDITATION & CERTIFICATION

IADC ACCREDITATION PROGRAMS

• Emphasize instructional quality • Establish criteria for:

• Course content standardization

• Instructional methodology and materials

• Instructor qualifications• Student assessment• Program administration and

quality assurance

IADC ACCREDITATION PROCESS

HSE Rig Pass Applications Processing 2011

• Program Applications: 112

• Instructor Applications: 428

WellCAP Applications Processing 2011

• Program Applications: 36

• Instructor Applications: 284

IADC ACCREDITATION & CERTIFICATION

for “The Development

of Drilling Industry

Training Standards and

Accreditation of Training

Providers”

IADC ACCREDITATION & CERTIFICATION

ISO 9001:2008 certified

• General Overview• IADC's Safety Alert Program is a continuous improvement effort

by the IADC HSE Committee to further the cause of safety in the Oil & Gas Drilling Industry.

• The program is completely voluntary and IADC does not publish or provide company information in regard to alerts submitted by a company.

• ~3 per Month

• Alert Submissions• Online Submission Form on the IADC web site (www.iadc.org);• E-mail alerts to alerts@iadc.org;• Alert Submission Form by fax or mail.• *NOTE: Safety Alert submissions are “cleansed” of the submitting

company’s name, any references or logos;

• Safety Alert Team Review

IADC HSE ALERTS

IADC INCIDENT STATISTICS PROGRAM

Oldest incident database of drilling related incidents.

Open to all drilling and service contractors.

Summary reports posted each quarter. Annual in-depth report issued each year.Rig Recognition

Company must be a current participant.

Company must have submitted data for the previous year.

Company must be a member of IADC.

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US LAND FATAL INCIDENTS

• 2011 IADC ISP YEAR END US LAND FATALITIES = 11(ISP = Incident Statistics Program)

• 2010 IADC ISP YEAR END US Land FATALITIES = 13

• 2011 OSHA O & G INDUSTRY DATA POSTED TO 12-31-11 FATALITIES = 55

(Upstream E&P only)

How is your preventative maintenance program??

How is your site(rig) inspection program??

Do your employees understand the importance of inspections to their safety??

How up to date is your equipment inventory??

Do your employees know it is their responsibility to stop unsafe actions??

How is your new employee indoctrination program??

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RECENT NEAR MISS

INCIDENT EXAMPLES

No documented jack screw inspections for 30 years.

Old Jack Screw New Jack Screw

INCIDENT EXAMPLES

INCIDENT EXAMPLES

INCIDENT EXAMPLES

Mismatched Hammer Unions

Rig Moving incident

INCIDENT EXAMPLES

Hand Tools

INCIDENT EXAMPLES

Remember incident statistics are not numbers,

but lives of co-workers, dads brothers, sons!

US Land Fatalities 2011

• Floorman• Rig Floor• Tripping• Struck By• > 6 months < 1 year

• Motorman• Rig Floor• Routine drilling operations• Struck By• > 1 year < 5 years

• Floorman• Rig Floor• Struck By• Running Casing• < 3 months

US Land Fatalities 2011

• Electrician• Vehicle• Travel• Vehicle• > 1 year < 5 years

• Driller• Pipe rack area• Tripping• Caught between• > 6 months < 1 year

• Driller• Rig floor• Other• Struck by• > 10 years

US Land Fatalities 2011

• Derrickman• Derrick ladder• Tripping• Fall different level• > 3 Months < 6 months

• Floorman• Equipment room• Maintenance• Electric shock• > 3 months < 6 months

• Floorman• Rig Floor• Tripping• Struck by• > 1 year < 5 years

US Land Fatalities 2011

• Floorman• Rig pad• Routine drilling operations• Slip / Fall• > 5 years < 10 years

• Driller• Cellar area• Maintenance• Electric shock• > 3 months < 6 months

US Land Fatalities 2011

Questions?