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RIG MOVE
PROCEDURE /
VOYAGE
PLANNING
Move No:
01
From:
PPL Shipyard,
Singapore
To:
Songkhla-E Platform Location Block G5/43, Gulf of Thailand
Location: LAT: 07o 34 18.7N
Long: 100o 37 10.0 E
TABLE OF CONTENT
1. INFORMATION 3
1. LOCATION INFORMATION 4
2. RESPONSIBILITIES 5
3. DEPARTING LOCATION 7
4. TOW ROUTE 8
6. PRELOADING OPERATION 13
7. COMMUNICATION 14
9. POSITION REPORT 14
1. INTRODUCTION
The BMC 400 Pacific class Self Elevating MODU RIG ATWOOD MANTA is scheduled to move from PPL
Shipyard, Singapore to Block G5/43 offshore Songkhla-E location in the Gulf of Thailand. The departure and
arrival coordinates are as follows:
The move will be conducted in accordance with RIG ATWOOD MANTA Marine Operations Manual.
Responsibility of the safety of personnel and integrity of the rig will at all times remain with the OIM (Offshore
Installation Manager) during elevated mode and Barge Master during a float mode.
A pre-move meeting will be held and will be attended by key personnel involved in the rig move. The meeting
will also be attended by the Captains of the towing and anchor handling vessel wherever possible. The purpose
of this meeting will be to ensure that all personnel are aware of their job function and responsibilities and to
agree on any technical aspects and constrains that may affect the operation.
Other discussion in the meeting should include the rig move procedures, voyage plan, charts, site survey
reports, tidal height predictions, surface current predictions, navigational hazards, weather prediction and
procedures prepared by the AHTS(s).
An additional pre-jacking meeting should be held on board the rig before the move to review all pre-move
checks and to ensure that all fundamental safety systems on the rig are fully operational. This will include but
not limited to ballast pumps, fire pumps, emergency generator and watertight integrity. Comprehensive pre-
move checks will have been undertaken on jacking system, winches and all associated equipment involved in
the rig move operation. Stability calculations and loading condition for the intended transit will have been
prepared and remain available for review.
Weather forecast will be provided by two independent recognizable sources. Updated weather forecast will
remain available on a 24 hours basis via email / fax. 4 days weather forecast should commence 4 days prior to
the move and should be sent to the rig twice daily.
Survey equipment should be installed and made available before the final approach to the destination location
is made. Proper functioning and accuracy of the equipment should be ensured before the final approach. All
debris items, pipelines and other sea-bed obstructions should be displayed on the navigational screen before
the final approach.
2. LOCATION INFORMATION
3. RESPONSIBILITIES
O.I.M will have full responsibility for the integrity of the unit and the safety of all personnel on board when the rig
is in elevated mode.
O.I.M will have full responsibility for the integrity of the unit and the safety of all personnel on board when the
rig is in a-float mode.
When advised by Atwood senior management that the rig has been cleared for departure and having consulted
with the Barge Master and Warranty Surveyor, he will decide when it is safe and practicable to commence
moving operations within the limits of the units Marine Operations Manual.
The Operator Coastal Energy will be represented by the Drilling Supervisor who will remain clients principal
authority on board. He may be accompanied by a Marine Representative from Coastal Energy. He will liaise
with OIM / Barge Master as necessary to ensure the operator work plans are implemented properly. He will
endorse the completion of all work activities and responsible for accepting the final position of the rig at the new
location.
He will liaise between the personnel on the rig and Coastal Energy shore-base. All communications between
the rig and the operator shall pass through him via the OIM / Barge Master.
The Atwood approved Tow Master will be responsible to the OIM / Barge Master for safely moving the rig from
its current location to the next location. The responsibility will commence with confirmation of all preparation
checks to a point when the rig has been safely preloaded and elevated to operating air gap. His presence on
board will in no way abdicate the rig crew and OIM of their respective duties and responsibilities.
He will communicate with the towing vessels and instruct them to ensure safe voyage transition and final
positioning of the rig at the destination location.
He shall lead the discussion during pre-move meeting and pre-approach platform meeting.
He shall co-ordinate with Barge Master on aspects of stability and jacking. He will also inspect the towing
vessels to ensure their suitability.
Barge Master will maintain good communication with the Operators representative on board with regard to
statutory permission to approach next location and acceptance of final position.
The Barge Master will ensure deployment of sufficient and competent rig crew for the safe and efficient conduct
of the move operation. He will ensure that the move is conducted within the outline of the Marine Operations
Manual. He will have the prime responsibility of all jacking operations.
He will prepare the stability sheets for the transit loading condition and ensure that they are available for review.
He will ensure proper and adequate sea fastening / lashing of all loose items for the sea passage.
The Marine Warranty Surveyor is an independent consultant whose function is to ensure that MODU operation
does not exceed an acceptable level of risk. The extent of such risk is defined by the parameters, criteria and
limitations set forth by the rigs design, as included in the Marine Operations Manual.
The attendance of the Warranty Surveyor on board is in an advisory role only. He will issue a Certificate of
Approval for the move and will ensure that a Certificate of Approval for the location is in place. He will inspect
the towing / anchor handling vessels to ensure their suitability for the operation.
They will be responsible for ensuring that the operations of their vessels are carried out in a safe and efficient
manner with due regard to prevailing weather conditions and crew exposure on deck during rig move. The
Masters will conduct operations in line with the International Rules for the Prevention of Collision at Sea,
relevant marine regulations and good seamanship.
They are to immediately advise the Tow Master/ OIM of any concerns regarding the ongoing / planned
operations in which they feel that the vessel crew may be subjected to unacceptable risks. In addition, they are
to immediately advise of any failure of equipment or machinery where the capabilities of their vessels may be
reduced.
4. DEPARTING LOCATION
1. Reduce manning of non-essential service personnel as applicable per the Marine Operations Manual and
Atwood policy.
2. Retract the cantilever to the stowed position and secure per the Marine Operations Manual.
3. Utilizing the pre-move checks list and Marine Operations Manual, secure the rig for tow.
4. Hold a pre-jack/pre-move meeting with available crew.
5. Once all checks are complete and all leg stations are ready, jack-up 1 foot to confirm proper operations of
the jacking system and associated machinery.
6. When suitable weather window has been established and agreed by OIM, Barge Master and GL Noble
Denton surveyor, jack down to 3 meter air gap.
7. Connect the harbour tugs as per instructions of the harbour pilots / harbour tow master. The tugs will be
connected with soft lines.
8. Lower the hull to 2 meter draft for watertight integrity checks
9. On completion of integrity checks, lower the hull to floating draft. Connect jetting lines to legs (if deemed
necessary) and commence freeing legs.
10. Confirm anchors are properly bolstered and secondary securing is in place.
11. When disengaging bottom, raise the bow leg first (2 to 3 feet) and then all legs altogether. Move off location
and berth maintaining slow speed until all legs are well clear of the bottom.
12. The unit will depart from its current location at PPL Shipyard under the direction of the harbour pilots &
harbour tow master and proceed to a pre-agreed position where the harbour tugs will hand over tow to the
designated towing vessel. Continue raising legs till the spud-cans are retracted within the hull.
13. At the pre-agreed position, the rig will be held in position by the harbour tugs to facilitate connection of the
designated towing vessel Magellan 2 to the main towing bridle. Tow vessel Pacific Bronze will be
connected to the Stbd forward auxiliary tow line. Once the towing vessel is connected, the harbour tugs will
be released.
14. The harbour pilot and harbour tow master will disembark soon after the tugs are released. The rig and tow
will proceed to the new location on the agreed tow route under directions from tow master. Towing vessel
shall log consumables on board at the time of departure.
15. If applicable, continue raising the legs until in the agreed tow position having due regard for any shallow
hazards in the area of transit. .
16. Once the legs are in the tow position the rig is to advise the lead tow vessel Master of the overall draft of the
rig.
17. Once the rig is underway, all shore base communications will be via Inmarsat phone or facsimile.
18. Integrity checks will be maintained throughout the tow on a regular basis and logged for future reference.
Any problems or discrepancies should immediately be relayed to the Barge Master and the Warranty
Surveyor.
19.
5. TOW ROUTE
The tow will proceed from Singapore to the Songkhla-E Platform location with the tow vessel(s) connected as
directed by the tow master.
The total distance between locations is 560 nautical miles and the overall draft of the tow is to be relayed to the
Master of the lead tow vessel once the legs are at the required position.
Figure 2
The above tow route will have to be reviewed by the tow master, warranty surveyor, barge master and the
towing vessel master.
Rig and tow vessels to ensure they are loaded with fuel for at least 20 days tow period to account for
unforeseen weather conditions and other possible delays.
As per the Marine Operations Manual the bollard pull requirement for a single vessel tow in the region is 150
tons. Two vessels minimum 85 tons bollard pull.
Minimum two vessels having a total bollard pull of 250 tons are required for the final approach to the platform
soft pin location
1. When in vicinity of the destination location, a pre-approach meeting will be carried out. The rig will
approach as agreed during the pre-move meeting. Permission will be obtained from field MIC before
entering the 1000 m zone.
2. At a distance agreed by the Tow Master, Barge Master & Marine Warranty Surveyor from the
Songkhla-E platform location, the tug will shorten tow cable and alter course onto approach heading.
The final approach will be carried out at the discretion of the Tow Master and Barge Master taking into
account the weather, visibility etc.
3. At an agreed distance, by the Tow Master, Barge Master & Marine Warranty Surveyor from the
Songkhla-E platform location the rig will commence lowering legs to 30 feet off bottom. Maintain speed
of+/- 0.75 knots. An assist tug(s) will be connected to the aft end(s) of the rig at the discretion of the Tow
Master.
4. Verify proper operation of survey equipment and lower legs closer to the seabed, +/- 15 feet off
bottom, if clear. Carry out manual RPD checks and adjust as necessary. Prepare rig for pinning.
5. The rig will then be maneuvered to within the tolerance limits and stabilized on the required heading.
Once stabilized, the rig will be pinned at the designated soft pin location.
6. The rig will then achieve initial penetration at the soft pin location before deploying the four anchors at
the recommended angles and prearranged distance. (Note: anchors will be secured on deck (kam-
fork or shark jaw in locked position) of the AHTS at all times when crossing pipelines or other subsea
obstructions).
7. The rig will then be winched on to the final location in a controlled manner on the anchors. The stern will be
manned with radio communications at all times at the final approach.
8. Water depth is to be monitored while moving onto location taking into account tides and bathymetry. It is
imperative that accurate information for the tides on the day is made available to the rig and should be
sought from the survey company and/or the Operator.
9. When inside the tolerance area and agreement of all parties concerned, lower legs to 3 feet off
bottom, ready for pinning. (Note: the rig needs to be positioned in a manner and accuracy that all
platform slots can be reached required for the drilling program.
10. Maintain rig speed at less than 0.5 knots, and pin the rig as appropriate.
11. Once the rig is soft pinned, check to ensure the positioning equipment is functioning correctly prior to
requesting acceptance from the Operator Representative.
12. Each leg may be raised and lowered to release any residual torque.
13. Once the position is accepted, either the assist or the lead tow vessel will be released.
14. The rig will be jacked to a minimal air gap as recommended by the Warranty Surveyor and will
prepare for preloading operation.
7. PRELOADING OPERATION
Once the rig position has been accepted, jack the hull to zero air gap.
The preload operation will be carried out with the hull at a positive draft on an ebbing tide. This will allow the tide
to fall out from under the hull as the tanks are filled to maintain hull placement as close to water line as possible.
The draft will be decided by the Barge Master in consultation with the Warranty Surveyor and taking into
account the state and range of tide.
Single leg preloading at draft will commence with the bow leg. A leg footing reaction of 9266 tonnes (20,429
kips) is to be maintained during preloading of all legs .
Preload will be held for 3 hours (static test) on all legs at minimum airgap. If the leg settles, adjustments will be
made to level the hull and the 3 hours hold period will commence again. At no time during jacking should the
load exceed 370 MT per pinion.
Continuous monitoring of applied preload against achieved penetration should be carried out. This should then
be compared to the predicted load penetration curve
Once the static holding period for all legs is completed without further settlement, all preload should be dumped.
The towing vessel should be released from the bridle and the hull elevated to operational air gap.
Level the hull at operational air gap. Engage the fixation system, secure the jacking console and release the leg
for drilling operations.
8. COMMUNICATION
It is imperative that lines of communication and responsibility have been clearly defined and are understood by
all concerned. It will be the responsibility of the Barge Master to ensure that these actions are complete prior to
commencement of the operation. Specific attention will be made to the interface requirements of passing and
recovering the anchors and handling wires between the rig and the anchor handling vessels when anchors and
handling wires are being used to move the rig onto location. The Barge Master will accept, or suitably delegate
responsibility, to ensure that a competent person is present on the deck while passing or recovering the tow
wire and/or anchors to/from the vessel. This person will be equipped with portable VHF communications, and
will be in direct contact with the anchor winch operator, the crane operator and the anchor-handling vessel
Captain.
The Emergency Response Plan for the tow with contact numbers will be used in case of any emergency
requiring MEDI-VAC from the vessel during the moving operation.
Ku Abdullah bin Regional HSE Coordinator +60 (0) 389257471 +60(0)123823133 kosman@atwd.com
Ku Osman
MODU Contacts
Office Phone Number Office Phone Number
OIM +1 281 749- 3040
Terry Bailey Senior Operations Manager + I 281 749 7954 +I 832 766 7954 tbailey@atwd.com
John Gidley Director, HSE + I 28 1 749 7870 +I 832 293 7922 jgidley@atwd.com
Arthur Dutton Operations HSE Manager + I 281 749 7994 +I 281 734 3799 adutton@atwd.com
Joe Grimes Regulatory Compliance + I 28 1 749 7857 + I 832 375 4299 jgrimes@acwd.com
Atwood Oceanics
Corporate Office Phone +I 28 1 -749-7800
1 5835 Park Ten Place Drive
Location I
(77084) P.O. Box 218350 (772 18)
Address Fax +I 28 1 -715-5416
Houston, Texas USA
Phone TBC
Marshall Islands
Fax TBC
Flag State Name (Awaiting information on which area office covers
& Address Thailand waters) E-mail TBC
Website http://www.register-iri.com
CEC International
EMERGENCY CONTACT LIST
Songkhla Mr. Suwat P.ext.666 074 331 031 081 541 7476 suwatp@coastalenergy.com
Emergency Support Center
Mr. Thammasak N. ext. 630 074 331 030 089 669 4066 thammasakn@coastalenergy.com 074 331 029
Guard house ext. 688
John Griffith General Manager 02 610 0599 083 549 3851 johngriffith@coastalenergy.com
Rapee Kudisri Drilling Manager 02 610 0591 085 486 7458 rapeek@coastalenergy.com
John Sayre Production Manager 02 610 0515 081 830 5735 jsayre@coastalenergy.com
Ronald The Technical Manager 02 610 0508 081 732 0461 rthe@coastalenergy.com 02 610 0541
Witthaya Khemrach Marine Facilities Manager 02 610 0594 081 302 0032 witthayak@coastalenergy.com
Keith Brazier Facilities/Construction Manager 02 610 0546 081 752 4249 kbrazier@coastalenergy.com
Clifford Smith Site Construction Superintendent 02 610 0507 089 666 7002 csmith@coastalenergy.com
Pavinee Thappenthai External Affairs Manager 02 610 0595 081 558 7511 pavineet@coastalenergy.com
Suvit Putcharaporn HSE Manager 02 610 0585 081 688 1013 suvitp@coastalenergy.com
Jamras Mualchaipoom HSE Officer 02 610 0543 081 385 2321
jamrusm@coastalenergy.com
Name Public telephone Internal Phone Mobile Phone E-mail Business Fax
Soraya production platform
Marine VHF Channel 16 156.8 MHz & Channel 10 156.5 MHz
skl_a@coastalenergy.com
Call Sign: SORAYA
OIM CEC Inter 02-610 0580 NCT Tie Line 580 082 428 8250 oim@coastalenergy.com
Operation Supervisor & HSE 02-610 0588 NCT Tie Line 588 skl_a@coastalenergy.com
Work Over Site Manager (WSM) 02-610 0538 NCT Tie Line 538 wsm@coastalenergy.com
Field Superintendent 02-610 0560 NCT Tie Line 560 088-088-1827 fs@coastalenergy.com
- Rainier Verhulst is still the Operations manager +31 6642 18007 rwv@workfox.com
Bridge (OIM Office) 02-610 0570 NCT Tie Line 570 089 717 1330 oimsf3@workfox.com
Radio room 02-610 0549 NCT Tie Line 549 089 503 7516 radio.rm@coastalenergy.com
Wasan 090-969-0451
HSE 02-610 0573 NCT Tie Line 573 rm.safety@coastalenergy.com
Tanin 085-503-3825
STORE ( Anantachai / Taweep ) 02-610 0596 NCT Tie Line 596 081-609-3567; skl_g@coastalenergy.com
086-8169428
Bridge (OIM Office) 02-610 0574 NCT Tie Line 574 089 503 7516 seafox6@workships.nl
Production contractors
Expro PTI Prod. Manager CHRIS CLEVELAND 090 651 0565 Chris.Cleveland@exprogroup.com
Kevin McCartan Region Mgr. Kevin - 084 454 8881 Kevin.mccartan@exprogroup.com
Deo Asst Production Manager Deo - 087 697 2797 Phathaithep.Anantapeuch@exprogrou
Kied - Admin. Manager Kied - 081 830 5281 p.com kied.kruafah@expropti.com
Kanokpan(Ying) SKL Secretary Ying - 086 888 4431 yingsongkhla@pti-thailand.com
Mr.Chayaphon Sukvivutnagorn HSE - 088 809 9592 Chayaphon.s@exprogroup.com
Randy Vissers Project Manager 085 9104 004 081 342 4830 randall.vissers@ge.com
Arkom Khundat GE SKL Sup. 089 967 4343 Arkom.Khundat@ge.com
GE Oil & Gas Peter Seddon (Base Mgr.) 089 897 8801 Peter.Seddon@ge.com
Werawan Nilvanich (Admin.) 085 669 1010 Weerawan.Nilvanich@ge.com
Nalco Industrial Services Teanjuob Mahantassanapong Fax +662 2738834 Tel +662 2738838 tmahantassan@nalco.com
(Thailand)
MI SWACO, A Schlumberger Brian Burr +65 97200917 +66 8 1928 3980 bburr@slb.com
Brian Lockwood / Czar Acero STC / Medic Operations +1 281 749 8702 vicks_stc@atwd.com
Tony Wilson Superintendent Operations 089 812 7224 twilson@atwd.com
Larry W. Holloway Manager / Director 02 745 7305 087 984 9882 lholloway@atwd.com
Michael Van Keuren Rig Administrator 02 745 7305 089 529 0022
Wild Well Control, Inc Mr. Ben Malina / Director +1.281.784.4700 Office +1.281.731.6880 wildwell@wildwell.com www.wildwell.co
m
srirachaleader@thome.co.th
SKL-G Tanker Sriracha Leader Master SRL,CCR 02 610 0575,576 + 66 81 760 5100
sriracha.leader@coastalenergy.com
INMARSAT
master.srirachatrader@amosconnect.c
SKL-A Tanker Sriracha Trader Master SRT 02 610 0537',085-443 +873 764 884 050 om
1000 +873 764 884 282
SKL-D Tanker Sriracha Master Master SRM 02 610 0568 081-868 6146 sriracha.master@coastalenergy.com
Supply boat " Hawk K " Master Hawk K 080-868 1953 080-868-9156 charter.9v8327@globeemail.com
Supply boat " Crest Amethyst " Master Crest Amethyst Mr.Suarli Suardi 091-085 0760 crestamethyst@pacificcrest.com.sg
Main crew boat (Spectrum) Master Spectrum 080-707 8203 081-540 0781 smsspectrum@skyfile.com
Thome -Thailand Khun Pongthanat 089-827 7367 080 - 085 6262 phongthanat@thome.co.th
Medical evacuations
Name Title Business Phone Mobile Phone E-mail Business Fax
SOS/AEA medical evacuations Alarm Center Thailand (24 hrs.) 02 205 7777 02 256 7151
Member 03AACM000023 Alarm Center Singapore (24 hrs.) 65 6338 7800 65 6338 7611
Alarm Center Jakarta Indonesia 62 21 750 6001 62 21750 6002
Mr. David Ball Sr. Business Development 02 2057755 ext. 3607 081 875 4792 david.ball@internationalsos.com 62 21750 6002
Manager
Emergency Room 24/7 074 334 460 (direct) Provide ambulance with nurse, rescue and send patience to
Songkhla Hospital Songkhla Hospital only.
Ambulance + nurse 074 338 100 ext. 1200
02 591 9769 Provide ambulance with nurse, rescue and send patience to
Na-rain-torn Emergency Nationwide communication center any hospital upon request.
02 591 8873
Response 24/7
IESG Oil Industry Environmental Safety Group 02 239-7918, 55-6 089 674 8656 areerat_tha@hotmail.com 02 239-7917
Helicopter
SFS Aviation Company Ltd.
Name Title Business Phone Mobile Phone E-mail BusinessFax
Sikorsky S76 C+ Phone operational hours (Monday to Saturday from 05:30 to 18:00;
(Daytime-only Medevac services Sunday 08:00 to 17:00): +66 (0)7432-6210.
between DD7 and SFS Base at skl.flt.ops@sfs.co.th
Fax: +66 (0)7432-5793
Songkhla Navy Airport.) Cell phone 24/7: +66 (0)8-9466-8388
Songkhla Governor
Mr. KRITSADA BOONYARAT ; T. : 074 - 323 874 ; Mobile : 089 - 203 0480
Director General Mr. Songpope Polachan: 02 791 8301 Fax: 02 791 8303
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