Canadian Diamond Drillers Association加拿大钻石钻探协会知识介绍.pptVIP

Presentation to Canadian Diamond Drillers Association May 29, 2008 About CAODC... Trade association representing the interests of drilling and well servicing contractors. Membership extends across the country – western and northern Canada, Ontario, Quebec, east coast. Members play a key role in Canada’s petroleum exploration and development, carrying out drilling and production operations, under contract, from oil and gas companies. Represents a diverse membership... Drilling (51 members represent 898 land-based drilling rigs) Atlantic (6 members, fleet of 5 offshore rigs) Service Rig (73 members, fleet of 1140 service rigs) Associate division for companies needing to stay current with these industry (oil and gas companies, brokerage houses, banks, etc. Membership: 143). Represents companies of all sizes... Examples: Precision Drilling. Canada’s largest drilling contractor. Fleet of 242 rigs. Nabors Drilling. A Canadian division of an international contractor. Head office based in Houston. Fleet of 90 rigs. Pantera Drilling. A Canadian company operating 8 rigs. It is part of the CAODC mandate to ensure that all voices, small and large, are given an equal platform. Rigs in the Drilling Fleet Conventional singles, doubles, triples Coiled tubing Slant rigs Pad rigs Top Drive rigs Coring rigs CAODC Governance Board of Directors 23 Members Representative of all Divisions Drilling Executive 15 Members Service Rig Executive 16 Members Atlantic Division Committee 5 Members President Association Executive (Past/Current Chairs of Executive Committees CAODC Staff CAODC Governance The CAODC Board and Executive Committees are supported by various industry technical committees: Engineering and Technical Committee Health, Safety and Training Committee Accounting and Taxation Committees Human Resources and Training Committees Legal and Contracts Committee Forecasting Committee Apprenticeship Committee Information Technology Committee Each technical