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Let's celebrate Rene Danos, Specialist—Maintenance, who recently marked his 40th service anniversary with Valaris! Rene's dedication and hard work have been crucial to our success, and we deeply value his unwavering commitment over the years. “Starting as a Roustabout in June 1984, Rene's journey has seen him rise through roles such as Floorhand, Derrickman, Driller, and Toolpusher. In 2007, he moved onshore, eventually managing the maintenance system in our Houston office. Rene's extensive experience has been key in developing and implementing our maintenance system applications. Please join us in congratulating Rene on this remarkable achievement," said Brendan Rohrer, Manager— Maintenance Applications. #ValarisFamily #ValarisEmployees #ServiceAnniversary #EmployeeRecognition #CareersAtValaris

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Waleed Almansour

Great news!

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Gerard R. Tabaloc

Lead Structural Engineer/Sr Project/Commissioning Engineer at Valaris

Congratulations

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Waleed Almansour

Thank you. I aspire to be like you. You are now a teacher for anyone

Elmo Andre

TORRISTA

Boa tarde família Valaris tudo bem? No momento eu estou desempregado precisando de uma oportunidade de emprego eu sou torrista mais trabalho como assistente de Torrista, plataformista ou homem de área por favor me ajuda com uma oportunidade de emprego ou com alguma indicação 🙏

darren Calder

Rig mechanic

Congratulations!

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Fred Osazuwa

Onshore Warehouse supervisor with Blackfold Dolphin

Congratulations

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David Pineda

Deck Foreman

Congratulations!

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MÁRCIO PEREIRA OFFSHORE OIL GAS / OPITO

COORDINATOR INDUSTRIAL OPIYO OFFSHORE / STOREKEEPER / FLOORMAN / ADM. PARK WIND

They are employees just like #ReneDanos who make big companies like #ValarisLimitada become small in the face of such a great professional. Congratulations to the company and to Maintenance Manager #BrendanRohrer. Always forward with strength and FAITH!! forward #ReneDanos. #FamíliaValaris #CarreirasNaValaris

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Shancey Bowman

Congrats sir

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Timothy Williams

Operations - Business Development Manager with 43+ years of experience in Oil and Gas Drilling Industry

Amazing strides

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Nathan Giles

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In April, this year, I achieved my first decade in the Drilling Industry, Offshore. What has been an undulating journey of emotion so far, I began my career as a greenhand Roustabout on the Ensco 92. I then progressed to Roughneck on that same rig, gaining some very valuable knowledge and gaining a lot of good experience on a manual work horse. After 5 years on the Ensco 92 I requested a transfer to a newer rig, preferably one that was drilling. To my astonishment, I managed to land myself on the brand new Super A Class Jack Up, Ensco 123, which was coming straight from Singapore to the UK. Joining the rig as a Roughneck, I managed to progress to Derrickman and eventually Assistant Driller, and here we are today! In the last 10 years I have met and worked with some fantastic individuals who have manged to assist me in being a better colleague and team member. Here are a few points I've learnt in the last 10 years. 1. Time is the most important commodity you have - In a decade I have sacrificed half of this time on a rig. I've missed Christmas with my family 6 times along with many birthdays, anniversaries, family events and even funerals of relatives. 2. No one knows everything - Nobody in any career or job knows it all, in fact most are winging it, but having the integrity to speak up and ask questions is key. if you don't know, you don't know. You don't inherit knowledge it must be taught. So ask the question and maybe other people can learn with you. 3. Have a sense of humour - Working Offshore in the North Sea is far from glamorous. It can be a high pressure and sometimes hostile environment that can break you down. So having a team that get on well, have a laugh and complete the tasks ahead is paramount. If you don't laugh, you will cry! There are many more learnings from my time Offshore, but these few resonate deepest. Does anyone have any other good learnings? I'm all ears 👂

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A clean rig drills a better well right? Or maybe the hands are better on rigs that are maintained that have, drillers, pushers and managers holding people accountable for things like cleanliness? Regardless, we would take full advantage of an opportunity to help clean your rigs, pits, Frac tanks, or anything else needing to be cleaned up. #drillingrig #cleaningservice #washcrews #permianbasin #delawarebasin #oilfieldservices #roustabout #accountability #cleanlinessmatters
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Serhat Rasim Ozgoz

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He also has very good communication skills

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importance of communication

Tayo Ajimoko

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Drilling Rig Accident on 11th July 2023 at 14:35 hrs >>>>>> 📜Summary: While performing a fishing operation & running in hole with 3-1/2” Drill Pipe and due to some adjustments on Power tong, derrickman (DM) decided to take a short rest in the shaded area of the monkey board fence. He disconnected his lanyard first and then the monkey board fall arrester from safety harness and connected to crown fall arrester line. He took rest in shade of monkey board fence with fall arrester line attached to safety harness. While the assistant driller (AD) started to lower the drill pipe stand, fall arrester line got caught on elevator handle which resulted in pulling the derrickman off monkey board to drill pipe stand. The DM fell down the monkey board & luckily harness ring got engage to elevator handle. DM called out to the AD to raise up drill pipe stand to recover him to the monkey board safely. DM came down the monkey board safely by himself. DM was sent to rig site clinic for preventive checkup, no injury sustained. 📑 My Take: I believe the DM and AD should have maintained continuous situational awareness and effective communication and coordination! A totally avoidable incident. I am sharing for learning purpose and to stress the importance of due care while performing seeming routine tasks. No further details currently. #TATHOTS #drilling #oilandgas #safety vc: internet (DM for credit or removal)
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In my opinion, this incident MUST be considered as High Potential / Critical Near Miss , where Derrickman fell from a height but escaped unhurt, would typically be considered a critical near miss. A critical near miss is an incident that had the potential to cause serious harm, injury, or damage, but fortunately, no actual harm occurred. In this scenario, the Derrickman falling from a height indicates a high potential for severe injury or even fatality. However, due to some stroke of luck or timely intervention, the person managed to escape without any harm. It is crucial to treat such incidents with the same level of seriousness and investigation as if an actual injury had occurred. By thoroughly investigating critical near misses, organizations can identify the underlying causes, potential hazards, and weaknesses in their safety systems or procedures. This information can then be used to implement corrective measures and prevent similar incidents from happening in the future. Taking these near misses seriously is a proactive approach to improving safety and preventing actual accidents or injuries in the workplace.

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Drilling Rig Accident on 11th July 2023 at 14:35 hrs >>>>>> 📜Summary: While performing a fishing operation & running in hole with 3-1/2” Drill Pipe and due to some adjustments on Power tong, derrickman (DM) decided to take a short rest in the shaded area of the monkey board fence. He disconnected his lanyard first and then the monkey board fall arrester from safety harness and connected to crown fall arrester line. He took rest in shade of monkey board fence with fall arrester line attached to safety harness. While the assistant driller (AD) started to lower the drill pipe stand, fall arrester line got caught on elevator handle which resulted in pulling the derrickman off monkey board to drill pipe stand. The DM fell down the monkey board & luckily harness ring got engage to elevator handle. DM called out to the AD to raise up drill pipe stand to recover him to the monkey board safely. DM came down the monkey board safely by himself. DM was sent to rig site clinic for preventive checkup, no injury sustained. 📑 My Take: I believe the DM and AD should have maintained continuous situational awareness and effective communication and coordination! A totally avoidable incident. I am sharing for learning purpose and to stress the importance of due care while performing seeming routine tasks. No further details currently. #TATHOTS #drilling #oilandgas #safety vc: internet (DM for credit or removal)

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Communication is the key to all jobs

Tayo Ajimoko

Well Engineering Manager | Project Manager| OPFA Fellow
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Drilling Rig Accident on 11th July 2023 at 14:35 hrs >>>>>> 📜Summary: While performing a fishing operation & running in hole with 3-1/2” Drill Pipe and due to some adjustments on Power tong, derrickman (DM) decided to take a short rest in the shaded area of the monkey board fence. He disconnected his lanyard first and then the monkey board fall arrester from safety harness and connected to crown fall arrester line. He took rest in shade of monkey board fence with fall arrester line attached to safety harness. While the assistant driller (AD) started to lower the drill pipe stand, fall arrester line got caught on elevator handle which resulted in pulling the derrickman off monkey board to drill pipe stand. The DM fell down the monkey board & luckily harness ring got engage to elevator handle. DM called out to the AD to raise up drill pipe stand to recover him to the monkey board safely. DM came down the monkey board safely by himself. DM was sent to rig site clinic for preventive checkup, no injury sustained. 📑 My Take: I believe the DM and AD should have maintained continuous situational awareness and effective communication and coordination! A totally avoidable incident. I am sharing for learning purpose and to stress the importance of due care while performing seeming routine tasks. No further details currently. #TATHOTS #drilling #oilandgas #safety vc: internet (DM for credit or removal)
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For those of you working in the oilfield, what do you think is the best field to go into? Is it best to start as a floorhand or a roustabout and work my way up, or should I try getting into wireline or well testing?

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