Year: 2002 Language: English Author: Noble Denton Genre: Training courses Publisher: ASET, Noble Denton Edition: 5 Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 290 Description: This series of notes has been prepared in association with the course entitled “THE MARINE OPERATIONS OF SELF-ELEVATING PLATFORMS” presented jointly by Aberdeen Skills and Enterprise Training (ASET) and Noble Denton Europe Ltd. (NDE) It is emphasised that this course is introductory and has been prepared to assist personnel to have a better understanding of the marine operations involved when moving self-elevating units and also to promote the adoption of good and safe practice in the conduct of such operations. The course is not intended to train persons who could be responsible for moving a rig, or any other aspect of such an operation. Such expertise can only be acquired by qualified personnel who have had active participation in a number of rig moves under the guidance of a person proven competence. Whilst every effort has been made to present information in these notes in an accurate form, any reference to either a specific rig, or a generic rig type, should be considered illustrative only. It is always the responsibility of those engaged in any marine operation to ensure that they are in possession of all relevant information necessary to properly plan and execute the proposed operation. Neither ASET nor Noble Denton can accept any responsibility for any inaccuracies contained in these notes or for any actions that may be taken in accordance with these notes.
Contents
- TYPES OF MOBILE OFFSHORE DRILLING UNITS - LEGISLATION AND ORGANISATION - ORGANISATION - FLOATING STABILITY - FOUNDATION ASPECTS - MARINE OPERATIONS, EQUIPMENT AND PRACTICES - OPERATIONS ELEVATED - TYPICAL FIELD OR LOCATION MOVE - LONG DISTANCE RIG MOVES - WEATHER - INCIDENTS - APPENDIX A
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The Marine Operations of Self Elevating Platforms
Language: English
Author: Noble Denton
Genre: Training courses
Publisher: ASET, Noble Denton
Edition: 5
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 290
Description: This series of notes has been prepared in association with the course entitled “THE MARINE OPERATIONS OF SELF-ELEVATING PLATFORMS” presented jointly by Aberdeen Skills and Enterprise Training (ASET) and Noble Denton Europe Ltd. (NDE)
It is emphasised that this course is introductory and has been prepared to assist personnel to have a better understanding of the marine operations involved when moving self-elevating units and also to promote the adoption of good and safe practice in the conduct of such operations. The course is not intended to train persons who could be responsible for moving a rig, or any other aspect of such an operation. Such expertise can only be acquired by qualified personnel who have had active participation in a number of rig moves under the guidance of a person proven competence.
Whilst every effort has been made to present information in these notes in an accurate form, any reference to either a specific rig, or a generic rig type, should be considered illustrative only. It is always the responsibility of those engaged in any marine operation to ensure that they are in possession of all relevant information necessary to properly plan and execute the proposed operation. Neither ASET nor Noble Denton can accept any responsibility for any inaccuracies contained in these notes or for any actions that may be taken in accordance with these notes.
Contents
- TYPES OF MOBILE OFFSHORE DRILLING UNITS- LEGISLATION AND ORGANISATION
- ORGANISATION
- FLOATING STABILITY
- FOUNDATION ASPECTS
- MARINE OPERATIONS, EQUIPMENT AND PRACTICES
- OPERATIONS ELEVATED
- TYPICAL FIELD OR LOCATION MOVE
- LONG DISTANCE RIG MOVES
- WEATHER
- INCIDENTS
- APPENDIX A
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