Blowout and Fire Hazards Sample Clauses

Blowout and Fire Hazards. (a) The CONTRACTOR shall maintain certification of well control equipment and shall maintain said equipment in good operating condition during operations hereunder, and shall use all reasonable means to prevent fire or blowout and to protect the WELL. The CONTRACTOR shall deploy the blowout prevention equipment as instructed by the OPERATOR on all strings of casing during the DRILLING SERVICES and shall keep and maintain such equipment in good operating condition. The CONTRACTOR shall examine and test all blowout prevention devices in accordance with OPERATOR'S instructions and OPERATOR'S approved test procedures.
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Blowout and Fire Hazards. (a) Periodic Maintenance and Inspection of the subsea well control system components shall be conducted at least every five years in accordance with API 53, 4th edition, Nov 2012. Contractor shall provide evidence of original equipment manufacturer certification (OEM) and/or independent third party re-certification of subsea BOP stacks and other well control equipment, within the last five years in order to verify and document that the well control equipment’s condition and properties are within the specified acceptance criteria, specific recognised codes and standards including but not limited to API 53. Contractor shall maintain certification of well control equipment and shall maintain said equipment in good operating condition during the Term, and shall use all reasonable means to prevent fire or blowout and to protect the Well. Contractor shall deploy the BOP equipment as instructed by Operator on all strings of casing during the Drilling Services and shall keep and maintain such equipment in good operating condition in accordance with manufacturers’ requirements. Contractor shall examine and test all blowout prevention devices in accordance with Operator’s instructions and Operator’s approved test procedures. Test results shall be noted on the relevant test report sheets in addition to the approved IADC-API Daily Drilling Reporting system. The BOP annular rubbers shall be inspected by an Operator provided independent Third Party or supplier to a minimum API 53 standard prior to the Commencement Date. In the event that the inspection is satisfactory the BOP shall be tested to close on a 3.1/2” drill pipe effectively. If the test is satisfactory the BOP shall be deemed to be accepted. If it fails the test then the replacement parts are to Contractor’s account. All BOP actions resulting from the BOP inspection must be closed out to the satisfaction of Operator and Contractor prior to every deployment. Electronic and/or hard copies of all applicable standards and specifications, relative to the well control equipment shall be readily available. Drawings showing ram space out and bore of the BOP stack and drawing of the choke manifold showing the pressure rating of the components shall be posted on the rig floor and maintained up to date. A P&ID of the BOP control system shall be maintained on file at the rig. In the event that BOP is used for non-routine work during the Contract, i.e. well control, stripping through, then Operator shall pay for replaceme...
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Blowout and Fire Hazards. (a) The CONTRACTOR shall maintain certification of well control equipment and shall maintain said equipment in good operating condition during operations hereunder, and shall use all reasonable means to prevent fire or blowout and to protect the WELL. The CONTRACTOR shall deploy the blowout prevention equipment as instructed by the OPERATOR on all strings of casing during the DRILLING SERVICES and shall keep and maintain such equipment in good operating condition. The CONTRACTOR shall examine and test all blowout prevention devices in accordance with OPERATOR'S instructions and OPERATOR'S approved test procedures. Test results shall be noted on the relevant test report sheets in addition to the IADC-API Daily Drilling Report Form. The BOP stack and rubbers shall be inspected by an independent third party or supplier prior to the COMMENCEMENT DATE. In the event that the inspection is satisfactory the BOP shall be tested to close on a 3 1/2" drill pipe effectively. If the test is satisfactory the BOP shall be deemed to be accepted. If it fails the test then the replacement parts are to CONTRACTOR'S account.
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