Drill pipe & tubular inspection
Inspection support for drill pipe, tubing and casing. Define the tubular sizes, grades, connection types, quantities and service history so the inspection scope can be matched to your assets.
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OCTG, drill stem and non-destructive testing services for critical tubular assets. Inspection, preparation and asset support coordinated through our Perth and Darwin teams.
Safespear supports the inspection, maintenance and preparation of oil country tubular goods (OCTG), drill stem and associated drilling equipment. From drill pipe, tubing and casing to bottom hole assemblies (BHA) and completions equipment, we help clients define the inspection and supporting services their assets require.
Our Perth and Darwin teams coordinate enquiries for onshore and offshore scopes, including regional and remote projects. Inspection methods, personnel, access arrangements and acceptance criteria are confirmed against the equipment and client specification.
Inspection support for drill pipe, tubing and casing. Define the tubular sizes, grades, connection types, quantities and service history so the inspection scope can be matched to your assets.
Inspection of bottom hole assemblies and specialty drilling tools. Component identification, drawings and previous reports help establish which areas, dimensions and inspection methods are required.
Field repair and refacing enquiries for tubular connections. Provide the connection details and condition information so repair suitability and the required scope can be assessed before work proceeds.
Drill pipe and tubular cleaning, including mobile cleaning and high-pressure water jetting services. Cleaning and preparation requirements are planned alongside the inspection and handling scope.
Support for tubular storage, handling and inventory management. Discuss quantities, identification requirements, condition records and the planned movement of equipment through your project.
OCTG inspection consultation, verification and drilling equipment inspection support. We work with you to clarify the required examination, acceptance criteria and reporting before mobilisation.
One enquiry. A clearly defined scope.
Combine inspection with the cleaning, handling and asset support your project requires.
Your equipment, inspection specification and acceptance criteria determine the examination required. Safespear's OCTG and NDT service enquiries cover the following methods; the combination and extent of testing are agreed for each job.
Share the applicable inspection specification and revision, required inspection category or level where relevant, and any client-specific requirements. These are reviewed with the asset details before the final scope is confirmed.
Explore our OCTG and drill stem inspection overview, including the methods and equipment covered. Discuss the asset details and project requirements with our team to define your inspection scope.
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For offshore or remote scopes, include mobilisation requirements and any site-specific prerequisites with your enquiry.
Plan an OCTG inspection ↗Review the asset list, inspection requirements and supporting services to establish what is included.
Agree personnel, equipment, site access and preparation requirements around the project schedule.
Carry out the agreed examination and record findings against the specified inspection requirements.
Confirm reporting deliverables and identify any follow-up examination or repair assessment required by the findings.
OCTG means oil country tubular goods, including tubing and casing used in oil and gas operations. Safespear's service offering also covers drill pipe, BHA, specialty drilling tools and completions equipment.
Yes. Discuss tubular cleaning, inspection, handling, inventory and storage requirements together so the sequence of work and responsibilities can be defined in the quotation.
Safespear supports onshore and offshore inspection enquiries through its Perth and Darwin teams. Send the location, dates, equipment details and site requirements so mobilisation and availability can be assessed.
Include the specification nominated by your client or equipment requirements, together with the revision and inspection category where applicable. If the requirements are not yet defined, discuss them with our team before booking the work.
Agree the asset identification, inspection methods, results, acceptance criteria and report format during scope planning. Include any client templates or asset register requirements so the reporting deliverables are clear from the outset.
Speak with our team in Perth or Darwin about equipment, availability and project support.