Rushing vs Efficiency
Rushing leads to setbacks; competency leads to smooth, safe, and efficient operations.
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Rushing Vs Efficiency
Rushing to Get the Job Done focuses on speed over quality, leading to mistakes, safety risks, and inefficiencies.
Workers under pressure may skip steps, cut corners, or work carelessly to meet deadlines, often resulting in rework, accidents, or equipment failures.
Developing Competency to Achieve Efficiency prioritizes skill-building, knowledge, and proper procedures to get tasks done right the first time.
Trained workers perform efficiently without compromising safety, reducing errors, downtime, and long-term risks.
Key Differences:
- Rushing = Short-term speed, long-term inefficiencies (increased risk, errors, rework).
- Competency = Smart work, sustainable efficiency (safety, quality, operational excellence).
Rushing Vs Efficiency
Gear-Up Warm-Up
Proper Gear & Warm-Up Breaks: Insulated clothing and scheduled Warm-Up breaks help maintain dexterity and focus.
Prepare, Plan & Manage
Better Planning & Risk Management: Improved lighting, task planning, and pre-use inspections enhance efficiency.
Workload Expectations
Adjust Workloads & Expectations:Â Realistic timelines ensure quality work without compromising safety
Avoid Complacency
Stay Focused and Avoid Complacency by conducting Stop & Think Hazard Assessments before routine tasks and reassess risks during scope changes and critical tasks.
Mind On Task
Stay Focused and Avoid Complacency by Performing thorough FLHA Meeting Discussion before starting work and Stop & Thinks Hazard assessments before each task.
Communicate
Stay focused and avoid complacency by openly communicating with your team throughout each task, ensuring control measures are followed, and holding each other accountable.
Just Get It Done Vs Competency
On-The-Job Training
Titanium Energy Services is committed in encouraging Personal Investment in continuous training through CBT and OJT to continuously improve our workforce. “Learning is a constant process of growth and should never stop“.Â
Mentorship
Supervisors must encourage mentorship and skill-sharing among operators, fellow supervisors, and Titanium team members to foster a safe environment that supports “continuous improvement and efficient operations“
Skills Development
Managers and supervisors must confirm competency before assigning tasks to ensure the right skill match. Grow by developing your skills, validating your expertise, and demonstrating knowledge through experience and efficiency. Â
Operational Excellence
Policies & Procedures
Titanium Energy Services is committed to safety and competency through clear policies and procedures.
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Job Safety Analyses (JSAs) provide clear guidance to ensure safe and efficient work practices.
Additionally, regular reviews of policies help to keep best practices up-to-date, ensuring the company maintains the highest standards of safety and efficiency.
Stop & ThinkÂ
Titanium Energy Services is dedicated to safety and competency through its STOP & THINK Hazard Awareness program.
Employees are trained to recognize and address potential hazards before starting work, ensuring they are prepared for any risks.
Pre-job safety briefings further reinforce focus, helping to prevent complacency and ensuring that safety remains a top priority throughout the job.
Continuous Improvement
Titanium Energy Services is committed to safety and competency through continuous improvement and career development.
The company offers ongoing training programs designed to build skills and enhance competency among its employees.
Additionally, leadership actively supports mentorship and hands-on learning opportunities, fostering an environment where employees can grow and develop their expertise while ensuring a high level of safety and efficiency.
Coiled Tubing Services
Titanium Energy Services provides reliable quality services with innovative tools and equipment for effective results.
Integrated Foam Clean Out Solutions
running coiled tubing into the wellbore using environmentally friendly solvents to remove sand, wax, proppant and other debris from the wellbore
Integrated Clean Out Solutions
running coiled tubing into the wellbore using environmentally friendly solvents and N2 to remove sand, from the wellbore
Integrated Mill Out Solutions
running coiled tubing into the wellbore with milling bottomhole tools (BHA) to remove bridge plugs, fac ports, cement, or casing deformations
Integrated Drill Out Solutions
running coiled tubing into the wellbore with drilling bottomhole tools (BHA) to obstruction or casing deformations
Through Tubing Cleanout
running coiled tubing into the production string to remove sand, wax, proppant and other debris from the tubing
Abandonment Solutions
Running wireline and tools into the wellbore to temporary or permanently abandon or shut in wells at the end of their life cycle or that have become uneconomical to maintain
E-Coil RTD
Running the Resistance Temperature Detector Tool into the designated adjacent wellbore with coiled tubing paired with the MGT directional drilling tool in drilling operations.
CBM Fracturing
N2 is sometimes used in lower pressure formation during frac to energize the formation. This helps with fluid flow back post frac and degreases the amount of fluid required to frac.
Service Capabilities
Titanium family consist of nearly 200 people across our intervention service branches. Our average experience is over 5 years per person. Titanium is capable of R&D of advanced tubing technologies, development of in well tools, as well as on-site operations. Titanium offers a full set of engineering services and has applied these technologies throughout Canada.Â
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