S-34.1, r. 1 - Regulation respecting petroleum exploration, production and storage in a body of water

Section 259 Disposition versions

2018-09-20

259. The authorization holder must draw up a daily report of the work and keep it on the activity site.

The daily report must contain all the elements applicable to the declared day including, in particular,

(1)  the number of the temporary closure authorization;

(2)  the name of the drilling installation;

(3)  the number of persons on board the drilling installation;

(4)  a description, in chronological order, of the work carried out and the time required for carrying out each step;

(5)  the petroleum or water traces detected;

(6)  the type of pump used and its capacity;

(7)  in the case of any cement plugs, the type of cement used, its density, its additives and their proportions, its setting time and the volume used;

(8)  the well logs carried out;

(9)  if applicable, the results of pressure and leak tests;

(10)  the operating condition of the blowout prevention system;

(11)  the composition, concentration and a detailed assessment of all the products identified in the technical program that are stored or used on the activity site;

(12)  the volume and composition of the gas used, released, incinerated or burned at the flare;

(13)  the operational problems encountered and the corrective measures taken or planned;

(14)  the indication of any event that disrupted the progress of the work;

(15)  the abnormal meteorological conditions that caused a work delay, in particular, due to

(a)  visibility;

(b)  temperature variation;

(c)  wind speed or direction;

(d)  the height, period and direction of the waves and swells;

(e)  the size, distance and direction of ice;

(f)  icing; and

(g)  rolling, pitch and vertical motion of the vessel or platform; and

(16)  any other information or document deemed necessary by the Minister.

O.C. 1251-2018, s. 259.

Not in force

In force: 2018-09-20

259. The authorization holder must draw up a daily report of the work and keep it on the activity site.

The daily report must contain all the elements applicable to the declared day including, in particular,

(1)  the number of the temporary closure authorization;

(2)  the name of the drilling installation;

(3)  the number of persons on board the drilling installation;

(4)  a description, in chronological order, of the work carried out and the time required for carrying out each step;

(5)  the petroleum or water traces detected;

(6)  the type of pump used and its capacity;

(7)  in the case of any cement plugs, the type of cement used, its density, its additives and their proportions, its setting time and the volume used;

(8)  the well logs carried out;

(9)  if applicable, the results of pressure and leak tests;

(10)  the operating condition of the blowout prevention system;

(11)  the composition, concentration and a detailed assessment of all the products identified in the technical program that are stored or used on the activity site;

(12)  the volume and composition of the gas used, released, incinerated or burned at the flare;

(13)  the operational problems encountered and the corrective measures taken or planned;

(14)  the indication of any event that disrupted the progress of the work;

(15)  the abnormal meteorological conditions that caused a work delay, in particular, due to

(a)  visibility;

(b)  temperature variation;

(c)  wind speed or direction;

(d)  the height, period and direction of the waves and swells;

(e)  the size, distance and direction of ice;

(f)  icing; and

(g)  rolling, pitch and vertical motion of the vessel or platform; and

(16)  any other information or document deemed necessary by the Minister.

O.C. 1251-2018, s. 259.