1. INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISOTC67/SC4M 1 st edition Petroleum and natural gas industries — Well integrity for the operational phase.

2. Participating Work groups
Well integrity management & handover
–      Gary Limb (ConocoPhillips) Lead 
–      Simon Spark ( Tullow Oil )
–     Nina Ringoen( Centrica )
–      Joe  Anders ( BP ) / Mike Payne BP > replaces Joe
 Define well types & risk based monitoring
–      Paul Hopmans ( Shell )  ( Iso standard  Convener )
 –     Andre Luiz Rocha Alves Petrobras
–      Gavin Mundie ( Centrica )
–      Crawford  Hair ( Chevron
- Grant Lintern (Woodside) added
Well barriers & annular pressure management
–      Hilde Brandanger ( Statoil ) 
–      Alex Crabtree ( Hess ) lead
–      Pier Alberto Magarini (Eni )
Well review & test criteria
–      Nigel Snow ( Maersk )Lead
–      Mike Murrey ( ExxonMobil )
–      Remco  Donders (Total)

3. Other participants ISO contacts
Reeve,
Neil TN GSNL-PTE/DTST;
OGP focal
Participating companies to review.
Petro China
Adco / Zadco Abu Dahbi;
Petronas Malaysia
Billiton
Petroleum Development Oman
Gazprom
Qatar Petroleum

4. Referenced standards (So far )
API 14 A / B / D/ H
API 6 A
API 90
Norsok D 10
Iso Hazard identification
Iso reliability and maintenance data for equipment
ISO risk management

5. ISO standard content Scope / Definitions /References
Well Integrity Management System
Organizational Structure
Competence
Data Management
Handover
Assessment Well Integrity
Assurance Process
Performance indicators KpI’s
Management of Change
Barrier Principle
Barrier Principle/Philosophy
Barrier Definition (WBE/SCE)
Barrier Schematics
Barrier Performance Matrix
Barrier Reliability/survivability (safety case)
ESD/Related Safety Systems
Risk management
Risk factors and assessment Matrix
Corrosion\ Erosion Management
Conductor\Structural\Reservoir Compaction
Risk Based Maintenance Process  
Annulus Pressure Management
Annuli Pressure Monitoring Process
Definition/Calculation of MAASP/ MAWOP
Sustained Pressure Management
Integrity assurance
Closed in/temporary suspended wells
Acceptance criteria / Leak Rates
Integrity Fault Mitigation
Integrity Deviation/Waver Process
Incident/ response planning  
Lifecycle management.
Well Review/ Health Check Process
Life Cycle Extension
Abandonment criteria for end of well life

6. Definition of Well integrity
Well integrity process is:
Application of technical , operational and organizational solutions to reduce risk of uncontrolled release of well bore fluids through out the life cycle of a well, to avoid harm to people , environment and assets and the required barriers and assurance task in place to prevent this .
This well integrity standard addresses the operate phase of the well from well construct hand over to abandonment only.

7. Team 1 topics ( Gary ) Organisation R&R Information management
Well hand over
Well design basis
Traceability of SCE materials
People & competence
Procedures
Management of change
KPI’s metric’s
Assessment health check ( system)

8. Team 2 topics (Paul ) Risk matrix Performance standards
Mitigation of faults
Emergency response plan
Deviation process
Reliability process
Condition monitoring all wells that are not abandoned
Corrosion proposal Nigel
Risk based monitoring , inspection & maintenance,
flow wetted and non flow wetted components
Reservoir compaction assurance task and risk

9. Team 3 topics (Alex) Barriers Barrier schematic’s matrix
Safety systems / ESD ‘s
Annular pressure management
Methods of monitoring of annular pressure
Risk acceptance criteria definition
Acceptance criteria table
Mitigating measures

10. Team 4 topics ( Nigel ) Well review process Well review scope
Triggers for Well review
Well review documentation process
Technical health check
End of well life review
Valve testing & barrier verification
Leak rates
Block and bleed
Barrier verification test
Testing methods
Function testing
Interface seal testing
Well head maintenance ( OEM spares definition )
Annular pressure test
SCV testing

11. Timeline plan for development of ISOTC67/SC4M standard 1 st edition – 8 Well integrity for the operational phase I
Note: 15 th afternoon after SPE start and continue in Grand Palace Noordwijk hotel, continue on Monday Tuesday in Rijswijk, details to follow.