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SEA COR STANDARD SAFE'T'Y DRILLING SAFETY SSP 30 PROCEDURES • Controls, control linkages, warning and operation Iights and lenses should be stored free of oil, grease and/or ice. - • Gasoline should not be stored in any portable container other than a non-sparking, red container with flame arrester in the fill spout and having the word "gasoline" easily visible. 1.4.30.6 Maintenance Safety Discussion Good maintenance will make drilling operations safer Maintenance should be performed safely. I - Wear safety-glasses when performing maintenance on a drill rig or on drilling tools. . Shut down the drill rig engine to make repairs or adjustments to a drill rig or to lubricate fittings (except repairs or adjustments that can only be made with the engine running). Take precautions to prevent accidental engine start-up during maintenance-by=removing=or<tagging=the ignition=key - - - - - - - • - - Always-block the wheels and/or l6V&-the Ieveling jacks and set hand brakes before working-under a drill rig. - • When possible and appropriate, release all pressure on the hydraulic systems, the drilling fluid system and the air pressure systems of the drill rig prior to performing maintenance. Reduce the drill rig and operating systems to a "zero energy state" before performing maintenance. Use extreme caution when opening drain plugs, radiator caps and other pressurized plugs and caps. • Do not touch an engine or the exhaust system of an engine following its operation until the engine and exhaust system have had adequate time to cool. • Never weld or cut on or near a fuel tank. • Do not use gasoline or other volatile, flammable liquids as a cleaning agent on or around a drill rig • Fallow the manufacturer's recommendations for applying the proper quantity and quality of lubricants, hydraulic oils and/or coolants corp-h&slssp-30 30-5 REVISEr3 t rmlo?