Onsite Inspection现场检查.pptVIP

Onsite Inspection Onshore Order 1III. Application for Permit to Drill A Complete Form 3160-3 Well Plat Drilling Plan Surface Use Plan of Operations Bonding Operator Certification Onsite Inspection Onsite Inspection Goal: Why is an onsite important What is expected What is the outcome Onsite Inspection Overview: Who What Where When How Why Onsite Inspection WHO IS AT AN ONSITE? Operator Resource Specialists Private Surface Owner Onsite Inspection WHAT ARE WE LOOKING AT? Staking includes: Well location Reserve pit Two directional stakes Proposed roads Onsite Inspection WHAT ARE WE LOOKING AT? Additional staking for the Onsite: Exterior pad dimensions, cut and fills Off-location facilities Limits of disturbance Onsite Inspection WHY ARE WE HERE? Operators – Provides Details Specialists – Mitigate Surface Owner – Advise Onsite Inspection HOW? Access Casual use ATVs, Walk, or use Multi-passenger Vehicles Onsite Inspection WHEN Schedule within 10 days of receipt Select time slots for individuals As schedules and weather permit Onsite Inspection RESULTS: BMPs Require Additional information Identify Deficiencies Site Specific Mitigation Onsite Inspection Summary Minimizing the Footprint * * [Title] [When] When is the onsite going to take place? BLM contacts the operator within 10 days of receiving the APD package to schedule an onsite. BLM coordinates with other agencies and internal Specialists to determine if their attendance is necessary and request their time. BLM or Forest Service contacts the surface owner. With multiple surface owner projects, the BLM makes the first call inviting each of the surface owners to attend, then the operator’s land manager usually schedules the precise time and place to meet with each different surface owner on their land. The Resource Specialists need to look at all the areas of disturbance. This may take a fair amount of time, depending on the complexity of the proposal.