Services
Rogan Drilling services now offer the following in house inspection and repair services
- LOLER Lifting Equipment Examinations
The duty holder and user of lifting equipment should be aware that a thorough examination is a legal requirement.
LOLER applies to lifting equipment and builds on the requirements of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER).
We are able to provide a thorough examination to meet these requirements.
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- Overhead travelling Cranes
- Mobile Cranes
- Fix jib cranes
- Lorry loading cranes
- Fork Lift Trucks
- Vehicle Lifting Tables
- Mobile Elevating Working Platforms
- Lifting Machines
- Powered and Manual Chain Blocks
- Lifting accessories including:
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- Shackles
- Metal Chains and slings
- Fibre Slings
- Eyebolts
- Runways and gantries
- Arborist harnesses and climbing equipment.
Also: Examined under PUWER and PPE and Fall Arrest equipment
All equipment will be issued with a Report of Thorough Examination which complies with the requirements of the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998. (LOLER)
PUWER Equipment inspection and certification
The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER 98) were made under the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 (HSWA) and came into force on 05 December 1998.
PUWER 98 brings into effect the non-lifting aspects of the Amending Directive to the Use of Work Equipment Directive (AUWED). The primary objective of PUWER 98 is to ensure work equipment should not give rise to health and safety risk, regardless of its age, condition or origin.
The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) were also made under the HSWA and came into force on 05 December 1998. The regulations apply in all premises and work situations subject to the HSWA and build on the requirements of PUWER. PUWER 98 applies to the provision and use of work equipment including mobile and lifting equipment. Although PUWER 98 applies to all lifting equipment, LOLER applies over and above the general requirements of PUWER 98 in dealing with specific hazards and risks associated with lifting equipment and lifting operations.
Examples include:
- FORKLIFT TRUCK
- ICBLT Telescopic Reach Truck, Side Loader, Multi Directional Pallet Truck, 360°Roto, Pivot Steer.
- MEWPS
- Boom, Scissor, Trailer, Vehicle, Pedestrian, Push, Static, Propelled.
- EARTHWORKS PLANT
- 360°Excavator, 180°Excavator, Wheeled Loader, Re-handler, Dumper, Tractor, Roller, Skid Steer.
- CRANES
- Mobile, Crawler, Compact, Tower, Wheeled, Lorry Loader, Marine Davit, Knuckle Boom
- STRUCTURES
- OHTC, Swing Jib, Runway, Pad Eye, UIB/RSJ, Spreader, Winches, Lift Beams.
- ATTACHMENTS
- Forks, Buckets, Quick Hitch, Hook Attachment, Clamps, Winches.
All equipment will be issued with a Report of Thorough Examination which complies with the requirements of the Provision and use of Work equipment Regulations 1998. (PUWER).
All equipment will be inspected and certified by National Plant Operators Registration Scheme (NPORS) Qualified inspectors.
- Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
- Eddy current Inspection
- Ultrasonic Inspection
- Magnetic Particle Inspection
- Dye Penetrant Inspection
- NS2 Qualified onsite drill string inspection services
- Inspection to NS2
- Inspection to DS1 Cat5
- Inspection to RP7G-2
3rd party rig inspections and Audits are conducted to ensure that prior to hiring a drilling package or ancillary equipment; the contractor’s equipment meets the following requirements:
- Rig & equipment meets the client’s required specifications
- Rig & equipment is in an acceptable condition
- Rig & equipment is suitable to start drilling operations
By doing this the operator and contractor can commence operations and bridge contractual conditions seamlessly so as to ensure that safety systems are operational. In order to do this we offer the following services:
- Rig Equipment Assessment and Evaluation.
- Rig Reactivation Acceptance Testing
- Rig Commissioning Acceptance Testing
- Drop Objects Prevention Inspection
- Pressure vessel inspection and re-certification
- Pressure gauge testing and calibration
Our equipment surveys can be as simple as operational function testing through to intrusive dimensional and thorough visual inspections internally to equipment in order to measure against equipment tolerances in line API Cat I, II, III, IV.