Training in Oil & Gas Production for BP Technical Interns Section 3 – Tool use and safety Looking at the tasks associated with the proper use of hand tools and power tool.

Training in Oil & Gas Production for BP Technical Interns The first rule… 1.Use a tool for the work for which it was designed. 2.Use a tool in the manner in which it was designed to be used. 3.Use the right (most correct) tool for the job. 4.Maintain your tools 5.Use the right PPE for the tool and the job.

Training in Oil & Gas Production for BP Technical Interns Tools and common PPE Hard hats, safety helmetsHard hats, safety helmets Safety glassesSafety glasses Face shieldsFace shields GlovesGloves Hearing protectionHearing protection Flame resistant clothingFlame resistant clothing Tool specific PPETool specific PPE See pages 1B4-1B5 in the Lease Pumper Manual

Training in Oil & Gas Production for BP Technical Interns Using wrenches safely Pull on most wrenches. Pull on most wrenches. Carefully push on some wrenches. Carefully push on some wrenches. Never wrap fingers on handle, if pushing. Never wrap fingers on handle, if pushing. Maintain balance at all times. Maintain balance at all times. Only hammer wrenches are made to hammer. Only hammer wrenches are made to hammer. Most wrenches are not made for an extension. Most wrenches are not made for an extension. Some uni-directional, some bi-directional. Some uni-directional, some bi-directional.

Training in Oil & Gas Production for BP Technical Interns Common wrenches Wrenches of all sorts including Pipe Pipe Adjustable Adjustable Open end Open end Closed end Closed end Socket Socket Hammer Hammer

Training in Oil & Gas Production for BP Technical Interns More wrenches Specialized wrenches Filter Filter Chain Chain Rod Rod

Training in Oil & Gas Production for BP Technical Interns Common hammers Sledge – used for very heavy pounding Sledge – used for very heavy pounding Shop – used for heavy pounding Shop – used for heavy pounding Ball peen – used to peen Ball peen – used to peen Brass – used to avoid sparks Brass – used to avoid sparks Chipping – used by welders Chipping – used by welders Claw (tack, frame) – used for driving nails Claw (tack, frame) – used for driving nails Roofing hammer – used for roofing Roofing hammer – used for roofing Hatchets – specialized application Hatchets – specialized application

Training in Oil & Gas Production for BP Technical Interns Other hand tools Screw drivers Screw drivers Pliers Pliers Chisels Chisels Punches Punches Pry bars Pry bars Cutting Cutting Measuring Measuring

Training in Oil & Gas Production for BP Technical Interns Measuring tools Gauge lineGauge line Talley tape Talley tape 100’ tape 100’ tape Belt ruleBelt rule Pocket rulePocket rule 5’ stick 5’ stick 300’ open reel 300’ open reel

Training in Oil & Gas Production for BP Technical Interns Dressing a tool Some tools such as punches, chisels, and hammers may need dressed before using. Prevents injury Prevents injury Grinding typical Grinding typical Original shape Original shape Truing the tool Truing the tool

Training in Oil & Gas Production for BP Technical Interns Common power tools Electric and air Electric and air Drills Drills Grinders Grinders Saws Saws Cutters Cutters Rippers Rippers Impact wrenches Impact wrenches Air Ratchet Air Ratchet

Training in Oil & Gas Production for BP Technical Interns Power tool safety Use two hands for two hand tools.Use two hands for two hand tools. Never operate without guardsNever operate without guards Avoid flammable environmentAvoid flammable environment Electric: grounded or double insulatedElectric: grounded or double insulated Do not remove ground pin from plugsDo not remove ground pin from plugs Grip air hose before releasingGrip air hose before releasing Use lubricant in air toolsUse lubricant in air tools Use safety glasses, goggles, face shieldsUse safety glasses, goggles, face shields Use hearing protection over 85 d BLUse hearing protection over 85 d BL

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