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==Basic rig crew==
 
==Basic rig crew==
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The type and number of rig personnel is related to the size and complexity of the rig. At the simplest level, a basic rig includes a toolpusher, a driller, a derrickman, a motorman, and a floorhand.
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[[file:rig-personnel_fig1.png|thumb|300px|{{figure number|1}}Organizational chart for a dynamically positioned drill ship.]]
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The ''toolpusher'' is the senior manager at the rig and is responsible for personnel, parts, and performance. The ''driller'' reports directly to the toolpusher and is responsible for the active drilling phase, trips, and the safety of the floor hands. Reporting to the driller are the derrickman, motorman (and lead tong), and floorhand.
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The type and number of rig personnel is related to the size and complexity of the rig. At the simplest level, a [[Land rigs|basic rig]] includes a toolpusher, a driller, a derrickman, a motorman, and a floorhand.
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The ''toolpusher'' is the senior manager at the rig and is responsible for personnel, parts, and performance. The ''driller'' reports directly to the toolpusher and is responsible for the active drilling phase, [[trip]]s, and the safety of the floor hands. Reporting to the driller are the derrickman, motorman (and lead tong), and floorhand.
    
The ''derrickman'' handles the top end of each stand of pipe during trips. When not tripping pipe, the derrickman is in charge of the circulating system. The ''motorman'' keeps the engines and other parts of the rig in working order and functions as the ''lead tong'' during trips. The ''floorhand'' handles the backup tong in trips and is apprenticed to the senior crew members.
 
The ''derrickman'' handles the top end of each stand of pipe during trips. When not tripping pipe, the derrickman is in charge of the circulating system. The ''motorman'' keeps the engines and other parts of the rig in working order and functions as the ''lead tong'' during trips. The ''floorhand'' handles the backup tong in trips and is apprenticed to the senior crew members.
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On large, complex rigs, additional personnel are required. A representive from the client company called the ''drilling foreman'' or ''company man'' is typically present on the rig. The company representive is in charge of all drilling operations at the wellsite, including safety.
 
On large, complex rigs, additional personnel are required. A representive from the client company called the ''drilling foreman'' or ''company man'' is typically present on the rig. The company representive is in charge of all drilling operations at the wellsite, including safety.
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On offshore and remote land locations, rig personnel stay at the wellsite. Additional personnel that provide services such as welding and electrical work are also housed at the wellsite, along with personnel to house, feed, and care for the crew. An example of the general organization required to run a complex operation is given in Figure 1. Each of the positions shown represents at least two people (assuming 12-hr tours), with a five- to six-person catering crew and additional seamen on [[offshore rigs]].
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On offshore and remote land locations, rig personnel stay at the wellsite. Additional personnel that provide services such as welding and electrical work are also housed at the wellsite, along with personnel to house, feed, and care for the crew. An example of the general organization required to run a complex operation is given in [[:file:rig-personnel_fig1.png|Figure 1]]. Each of the positions shown represents at least two people (assuming 12-hr tours), with a five- to six-person catering crew and additional seamen on [[offshore rigs]].
 
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[[file:rig-personnel_fig1.png|thumb|{{figure number|1}}Organizational chart for a dynamically positioned drill ship.]]
      
==See also==
 
==See also==
 
* [[Drilling problems]]
 
* [[Drilling problems]]
* [[Mudlogging: Drill cuttings analysis]]
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* [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis]]
 
* [[Introduction to wellsite methods]]
 
* [[Introduction to wellsite methods]]
 
* [[Wellbore trajectory]]
 
* [[Wellbore trajectory]]
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* [[Wellsite math]]
 
* [[Wellsite math]]
 
* [[Core handling]]
 
* [[Core handling]]
* [[Mudlogging: Equipment, services, and personnel]]
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* [[Mudlogging: equipment, services, and personnel]]
 
* [[Core alteration and preservation]]
 
* [[Core alteration and preservation]]
 
* [[Wellsite safety]]
 
* [[Wellsite safety]]
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* [[Show evaluation]]
 
* [[Show evaluation]]
 
* [[Rate of penetration]]
 
* [[Rate of penetration]]
* [[Mudlogging: The mudlog]]
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* [[Mudlogging: the mudlog]]
 
* [[Well planning]]
 
* [[Well planning]]
 
* [[Pressure detection]]
 
* [[Pressure detection]]
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* [[Fishing]]
 
* [[Fishing]]
 
* [[Core orientation]]
 
* [[Core orientation]]
* [[Mudlogging: Gas extraction and monitoring]]
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* [[Mudlogging: gas extraction and monitoring]]
    
==External links==
 
==External links==
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[[Category:Wellsite methods]]
 
[[Category:Wellsite methods]]
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[[Category:Methods in Exploration 10]]

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