This client set out to execute a record setting frac campaign targeting 16 wells. The main challenges were:
- Location – target wells located on 5 different pads separated by as much as 52 miles of ice road.
- SIMOPS – 2013 was the busiest resupply in field history, requiring field wide coordination of resources.
- Duration – campaign had to be completed during the ice road season, from January through early May.
- Logistics – supply chain stretched more than 80 miles.
- Communication – 800 miles separate this field from Anchorage.
Project Highlights
- The previous records for fracs in this location was 12. The team was on pace to accomplish 17 incident-free fracs, one more than the initial stretch goal of 16.
- As shown on the chart, the time between fracs fell dramatically as a result of the After Action Reviews and TMP™.
- RLG’s Operating Rhythm™ was rolled out to include all stakeholders.
- Safety metrics and activities were established to identify and capture safety opportunities and promote safe work behaviours.
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“I was surprised we kept coming up with important learnings at every After Action Review throughout the season.”
Wells Supervisor