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1 1 1 1 2 2 2 GLOBAL DROPS PREVENTION GROUP ukasz Szadkowski KRISTIANSAND 2 WHERE WE ARE NOV Employees Globally..65,750 RS Employees.....22,200 RS Employees Norway.4,750

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GLOBAL DROPS PREVENTION GROUP

Łukasz Szadkowski KRISTIANSAND

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WHERE WE ARE

NOV Employees Globally……..……65,750 RS Employees…….……………...….22,200 RS Employees Norway……………….4,750 Operation………………………………..3550 Aftermarket…...................…………….1200 Main office……………………..Kristiansand

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NOV Global business units

NOV´s vast operations are divided into three financial reporting segments Rig Systems & Aftermarket Completion & Production Solutions Wellbore Technologies

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Rig Systems & Aftermarket

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DROPS TEAM

MANAGEMNT SPONSORS PRODUCT ENGINEERING AFTER MARKET

DOCUMENTATION ADMINISTRATION

HSE ADVISOR

NOV DROPS CHARTER

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Tracker Tickets are used by NOV for logging customer:

– Questions – Issues – Complaints

Tracker Tickets can be related to:

– field support, people – field support, technical – parts – product performance – product quality – requested design changes/modifications

Tracking Dropped Objects

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What is a dropped object for NOV DROPs?

  • Part of machinery/equipment detached/separated and

dropped or launched from original mounted position.

  • Uncontrolled and unplanned release of stored energy

HSE incidents-unplanned

and uncontrolled events that result in:

  • a dropped object,
  • near hit (near miss),
  • injury not requiring medical care (first aid, non-recordable),
  • injury requiring medical care (recordable),
  • fatality,
  • damage to the environment.
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Incidents in numbers

5 10 15 20 25

REGISTERED DROPPED OBJECT INCIDENTS

2012 2013 2014

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Average number of DROPS incidents per month:

  • 2012

9,2

  • 2013

10,5

  • 2014

12,0 Reasons:

  • Increase number of equipment in operation
  • Internal Dropped Object focus (NOV)
  • High Customers focus on DROPS
  • Growing industry awareness
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LESSONS LEARNED:

  • HPS DOLLY TRACK ROLLERS
  • BRIDGE RACKER TACHO
  • CRANE BOOM REST
  • INSTALLATION
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HPS DOLLY TRACK ROLLERS

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HPS DOLLY TRACK ROLLERS

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HPS DOLLY TRACK ROLLERS

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HPS DOLLY TRACK ROLLERS

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HPS DOLLY TRACK ROLLERS

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HPS DOLLY TRACK ROLLERS

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HPS DOLLY TRACK ROLLERS

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HPS DOLLY TRACK ROLLERS

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BRIDGE RACKER TACHO

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BRIDGE RACKER TACHO

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BRIDGE RACKER TACHO

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BRIDGE RACKER TACHO

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CRANE BOOM REST

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CRANE BOOM REST

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CRANE BOOM REST

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INSTALATION

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INSTALATION

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INSTALATION

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Lukasz Szadkowski NOV DROPS GROUP lukasz.szadkowski@nov.com RS-NOR-DROPSteam@nov.com