2013 Houston Course Schedule

UNITED STATES
TOP DRIVE SYSTEM - DC TDS 3, 4, 6 MECHANICAL
COURSE WITH RBS

TOP DRIVE SYSTEM - HPS 500, 650, 750 AND 1000

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE COURSE

AUDIENCE
All rig personnel responsible for the maintenance and
mechanical troubleshooting of the DC TDS 3, 4, 6
drilling systems with Raised Back-up System

AUDIENCE
All individuals responsible for the maintenance and inspection
of the mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems on the
HPS Top Drive.

DURATION / COST
5 Days - $3,350

DURATION / COST
3 Days - $2,500

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Distinguish the differences between each model

Compare the components and uses of one

particular model to the other

List the procedures/sequences/processes needed

to be taken when operating the DC top drive

Evaluate and update existing maintenance

schedules to fit the specified maintenance
requirements

Adjust the PH-60 TW manifold, counterbalance,

and motor alignment cylinder with minimal
instructor assistance

Recognize if a problem exists and when repairs are

needed

Operate and maintain procedures pertaining to

raised back-up system

Identify hydraulic symbols and troubleshoot

hydraulic schematics
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is primarily a lecture course with hands-on
activities involving PH-60, counterbalance and motor
alignment systems. The students will receive an
overview of the hydraulic systems, a review of hydraulic
symbols and an understanding of hydraulic schematics.
The students will also learn how to troubleshoot using
hydraulic schematics. The course will cover top drive
and raised back-up system components, functions of
the mechanical systems and lubrication schedule.
COURSE CONTENT

TDS 3S/H, 4S/H, and 6S

Drilling specifications

Pipe handler

Load bearing components

Equipment operations

Post jarring inspections

Routine maintenance and inspection

Basic hydraulics and troubleshooting

Lubrication
PREREQUISITE
None

OFFERINGS
January 14 - January 18
May 6 May 10
July 15 - July 19
September 23 Sept 27
December 2 Dec 6

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Explain the purpose and specifications of the HPS

Top Drive System

Explain the function, purpose and interaction of the

major components of the HPS Top Drive System

Explain the purpose and basic operational

functionality of the HPS Top Drive System

Describe normal operations, local operating

procedures, emergency controls and pre-start
preparations for the HPS Top Drive System

Describe required procedures to repair, maintain and

lubricate the HPS Top Drive System

Identify common hydraulic symbols and explain

functions of the hydraulic systems used on the HPS
Top Drive System

Explain proper troubleshooting procedures for the

HPS Top Drive System
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is designed to train personnel in the
operations, maintenance, and mechanical troubleshooting
of the HPS Top Drive. This course is primarily a lecture
course with no hands-on work covering the different
models and tool setup for different applications. The
students will receive an overview of the electrical and
hydraulic symbols, components and systems using
drawings and schematics. The course will cover
components, the functions of the mechanical and control
systems, and maintenance and lubrication schedules. This
course will cover the HPS 02, 03 and 04 models with 500,
650, 750 and 1000 load ratings.
COURSE CONTENT

Introduction

Hydraulic Basics

Models and Specifications

Component Overview HPS 02, 03, 04

Operation

Maintenance

Corrections and Minor Repairs

Troubleshooting
PREREQUISITE
None

March 11 - March 15
June 10 - June 14
August 12 - August 16
October 14 Oct 18

OFFERINGS
February 19 February 21
March 25 March 27
May 28 May 30
September 3 September 5
This course can also be taught from the mobile classroom
or at the customers facility upon request.

2013 Houston Course Catalog - United States - Release 3 10Jan2013

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