دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

n: (slang, obsolete) the work station of an inexperienced rotary helper, on the opposite side of the rotary from the rotary helper who sets pipe back on the rig floor during trips.

n: a long steel pole with a hook on one end that allows one of the rotary helpers to release the safety latch on the drilling hook so that the bail of the swivel can be removed (as when the kelly is set back prior to making a trip). Also called a shepherds stick, or hook.

n: A long steel arm with hook. The borer uses it to crook safety latch to unload swivel bail from hook.

n: 1. the workers on a drilling or workover rig, including the driller, the derrickhand, and the rotary helpers. 2. any group of oilfield workers.

n: Consisted by operating force of drill crew or clean crew. Including driller, derrick hand and rotary helper.

a group of workers on a rig.

n: see rotary helper. floorman n: see rotary helper.

a helper on the drilling floor.

n: on a spinning chain, a piece of fiber rope (soft line) that is attached to the end of the chain that is wrapped around the tool joint. When the makeup cathead pulls the chain off the drill pipe, a rotary helper uses the guideline to control the chains movement.

n: the crew member on a rotary drilling rig, usually the most experienced rotary helper, who is responsible for the care and operation of drilling engines. Also called motorman. Compare fireman.

n: see rotary helper.

n: a worker on a drilling or workover rig, subordinate to the driller, whose primary work station is on the rig floor. On rotary drilling rigs, there are at least two and usually three or more rotary helpers on each crew. Sometimes called floorhand, floorrnan, rig crewman, or roughneck.

n: see rotary helper.

n: an employee of a drilling contractor who works on the drill floor under the direction of the driller.

a member of the rig crew.