As Federal and State Government Covid-19 restrictions are implemented and new medical advice is published, the Association is carefully considering the impact this evolving situation may have on the industry in general and its activities going forward. We are...
We are in the final development stage of Wellsite digital with testing well underway, any minor issues and some last minute improvement suggestions are being resolved efficiently further enhancing the ease of use and effectiveness of the app. Feedback received from...
During the WPH Permit Closeout, there is provision for a summary of Incomplete Work. Why do that? At the completion of any permitted activity, there is an expectation that the WPH and Work Party will remove all tools equipment and materials, remove any personal...
The Work Precautions Verifier (WPV) is a support role, delegated by the WPA, to ensure that Work Precautions have been properly implemented and will be effective in controlling hazards and risks associated with the work. If the role is performed by the WPA...
Getting focused on the job, and staying on target, are critically important in the hazardous work we do on a wellsite. The role of the permit is to identify what we are going to do and make sure we understand everything that could affect a successful outcome. But...
The Board of the WPTW Association Inc, is pleased to publish the Annual Report for the Association’s operations for the year 2016-2017, being the sixth year of the Association’s operations. The focus of activities for this year included the...