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Page 1 of 4 OPERATION SUMMARY INSPECTION REPORT Well/Facility Name: Celibeta No. 2 H-78 Operator: Paramount Resources Ltd. Location of Inspection: North of Fort Liard Access method: 76.5 km Winter Road via NWT Hwy 7 near the Fort Liard turn off Site Contractor: Concord Well Servicing (High Arctic Energy Services) Status: Suspended - Well Abandonment Operations being conducted Approval Info ACW-2018-010 OA-2018-004 WID: 0156 Date of Inspection March 3-5, 2020 H2S Site: No Summary of Inspection Conditions Satisfactory (Y/N) Comments Rig Safety Accumulator function test Y 1 March 4, 2020 - 0828h: Rig Crew conducted accumulator and blowout preventer (pipe rams and annular) function tests. The pipe rams were functioned open and closed to simulate closing the blind ram as they were not able to be closed at the time of the inspection as there was still tubing in the hole. After the initial activation of the pipe ram a slow but continual bleed off of pressure was noted. Upon investigation it was determined pipe ram control in the accumulator shack was not fully actuated causing the pressure to slowly bleed off. Once the pipe ram actuator was cleaned and lubricated the function test was conducted a second time. March 4, 2020 - 0852h: Rig Crew conducted a second round of accumulator and blowout preventer (pipe rams and annular) function tests. The pipe rams were functioned open and closed to simulate closing the blind ram as they were not able to closed at the time of the inspection as there was still tubing in the hole. The second function test maintained pressure through all three functions, the system maintained a pressure above 13.000 kPa and the entire system recharged in 1 minute 7 seconds. 1. As noted in the February 2020 inspection report, OROGO confirmed that the pressure gauge on the auxiliary controls for blow out preventer (BOP) had been replaced (See Photo #1). Equipment Certifications Y Equipment certifications were verified as compliant during the February 2020 inspection. Approvals available Y March 3, 2020 – 1615h: Operations Authorizations and Well Approvals were posted in the Dog House and Well Site Supervisors office (See Photo #2). Boiler Inspection Y March 3, 2020 – 1516h: Boiler pressure tank PT18 was confirmed to be on site. Certifications and serial numbers were verified during the February 2020 inspection. Guards and covers on moving equipment Y Pump lines and hoses Y March 4, 2020 – 0912h: Fire retardant kelly hoses attached to the BOP extended approximately 7m from the well head (Photo #3). General Housekeeping Y See Photo #5 Adequate lighting in each work space Y Wind indicators visible Y See Photo #6 Fire extinguishers Y See Photo #7 Other Personnel Safety Valid safety tickets: FA- CPR/H2S/WHMIS/TDG Y March 4, 2020 – 0755h: Personnel safety and BOP certifications were verified as compliant for the on-site Well Site Supervisor, Rig Supervisor and the Driller. (Photo #4). Safety meetings and documentation Y March 4, 2020 – 0727h: OROGO attended the morning safety meeting. Safety discussions included all on site personnel, known hazards identified, mitigations measures in place and safe working procedures to be followed. All discussions were reviewed and documented. SCBAs available and visible Y March 3, 2020: SCBAs were available at the lease entrance inside the Well Site Supervisor’s trailer and inside the dog house to ensure fit test of the masks in cold weather. Inspection logs were up to date. First Aid equipment and EMS Y Gas detection equipment Y March 3-5, 2020: All staff were wearing 4 head personal gas monitors. Bump test equipment for gas monitors on site. Communication plans Y Hazard identification and signage Y ERP, Safety Plan available upon request Y Other N/A
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OPERATION SUMMARY INSPECTION REPORT Well/Facility Name: Celibeta No. 2 H-78
Operator: Paramount Resources Ltd.
Location of Inspection: North of Fort Liard
Access method:
76.5 km Winter Road via NWT Hwy 7 near the Fort Liard turn off
Site Contractor: Concord Well Servicing (High Arctic Energy Services)
Status: Suspended - Well Abandonment Operations being conducted
Approval Info ACW-2018-010 OA-2018-004
WID: 0156
Date of Inspection March 3-5, 2020 H2S Site: No
Summary of Inspection
Conditions Satisfactory
(Y/N) Comments
Rig Safety Accumulator function test Y1 March 4, 2020 - 0828h: Rig Crew conducted accumulator and blowout
preventer (pipe rams and annular) function tests. The pipe rams were functioned open and closed to simulate closing the blind ram as they were not able to be closed at the time of the inspection as there was still tubing in the hole. After the initial activation of the pipe ram a slow but continual bleed off of pressure was noted. Upon investigation it was determined pipe ram control in the accumulator shack was not fully actuated causing the pressure to slowly bleed off. Once the pipe ram actuator was cleaned and lubricated the function test was conducted a second time. March 4, 2020 - 0852h: Rig Crew conducted a second round of accumulator and blowout preventer (pipe rams and annular) function tests. The pipe rams were functioned open and closed to simulate closing the blind ram as they were not able to closed at the time of the inspection as there was still tubing in the hole. The second function test maintained pressure through all three functions, the system maintained a pressure above 13.000 kPa and the entire system recharged in 1 minute 7 seconds.
1. As noted in the February 2020 inspection report, OROGO confirmed that the pressure gauge on the auxiliary controls for blow out preventer (BOP) had been replaced (See Photo #1).
Equipment Certifications Y Equipment certifications were verified as compliant during the February 2020 inspection.
Approvals available Y March 3, 2020 – 1615h: Operations Authorizations and Well Approvals were posted in the Dog House and Well Site Supervisors office (See Photo #2).
Boiler Inspection Y March 3, 2020 – 1516h: Boiler pressure tank PT18 was confirmed to be on site. Certifications and serial numbers were verified during the February 2020 inspection.
Guards and covers on moving equipment Y Pump lines and hoses Y March 4, 2020 – 0912h: Fire retardant kelly hoses attached to the BOP
extended approximately 7m from the well head (Photo #3). General Housekeeping Y See Photo #5 Adequate lighting in each work space Y Wind indicators visible Y See Photo #6 Fire extinguishers Y See Photo #7 Other
Personnel Safety Valid safety tickets: FA-CPR/H2S/WHMIS/TDG
Y March 4, 2020 – 0755h: Personnel safety and BOP certifications were verified as compliant for the on-site Well Site Supervisor, Rig Supervisor and the Driller. (Photo #4).
Safety meetings and documentation Y March 4, 2020 – 0727h: OROGO attended the morning safety meeting. Safety discussions included all on site personnel, known hazards identified, mitigations measures in place and safe working procedures to be followed. All discussions were reviewed and documented.
SCBAs available and visible Y March 3, 2020: SCBAs were available at the lease entrance inside the Well Site Supervisor’s trailer and inside the dog house to ensure fit test of the masks in cold weather. Inspection logs were up to date.
First Aid equipment and EMS Y Gas detection equipment Y March 3-5, 2020: All staff were wearing 4 head personal gas monitors.
Bump test equipment for gas monitors on site. Communication plans Y Hazard identification and signage Y ERP, Safety Plan available upon request Y Other N/A
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OPERATION SUMMARY INSPECTION REPORT (Continued)
Blowout Prevention Equipment BOP Certifications Y March 4, 2020 – 0942h: Serial numbers on the pipe rams and blind rams
were verified as compliant and matched serial numbers recorded during the February 2020 Inspection.
BOP Pressure rating Y Kill sheet in dog house Y Stabbing valves and cross overs Y BOP crew drills Y March 4, 2020 – 0925h: BOP drill was conducted with well secured and
all individuals on site accounted for at muster point #1 located at the lease entrance.
All flows lines, choke lines secured Y
Environment Rig matting Y Drip trays Y Materials handling and storage Y
Spill response equipment Y See Photo #8 Other Additional Comments
Additional Site Hazards: OROGO did not observe any additional site hazards that were not identified above. Comments and Summary: All operations at the time of the inspection were being conducted in a safe and environmentally protective manner. On March 3, 2020 the J-76 well site was inspected. The site was clear of debris and infrastructure and the well head was signed, chained and fenced awaiting the final cut and cap of the well bore to complete abandonment operations. Documents Requested/ Collected:
Tailgate Meeting Records – Verified; Well Site Supervisor’s, Rig Supervisor’s, Driller’s Standard First Aid and CPR – Verified; Well Site Supervisor’s , Rig Supervisor’s, Driller’s Well Service Blow Out Prevention Certification– Verified; Well Site Supervisor’s , Rig Supervisor’s, Driller’s H2S Alive Certification – Verified; Operations Authorization – Verified; Well Approval – Verified; Service Rig Inspection Checklist – Verified; and Emergency Response Plan – Verified
Inspection conducted under the authority of the Oil & Gas Operations Act (OGOA) and associated regulations.
Michael Martin (S-004) / Brian Heppelle (S-001)
Inspected By Signature of OROGO Safety Officer
20-Mar-2020
Date Signed
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Photographs
Photo # 1: Pressure Gauge on accumulator auxillary replaced (far right gauge).
Photo # 2: Well Approval posted on site.
Photo # 3: Fire rated kelly hoses more than7m from the BOP. Photo # 4: Tickets verified
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Photographs (Continued)
Photo # 5: Accumulator building clean and organized Photo # 6: Wind indicators in place.
Photo # 7: In service fire extinguisher on site. Photo # 8: Spill kits on site.
