Assumptions are accepted early, and pre-job documents go largely unchallenged.
Communication splits between the unit, the rig, and town.
What could have been prevented becomes something to explain.
Responsibility sits with the people least able to see everything in real time.
What happened on the rig and what gets reported are not always the same.
What Changes?
WITHOUT CLEAR OVERSIGHT
- The rig talks to town, the unit talks to the vendor base
- Key wireline decisions are made without everyone in the loop
- People answer for outcomes they didn't directly control
- Vendor explanations become the only written record
WHEN THE WINDOW IS WATCHED
- One person tracks what happens across rig, unit, and town
- Decisions are made with full operational context
- What happens on the rig is recorded independently
- Fewer surprises appear when the data and invoices are reviewed
Not our first wireline job
Senior wireline experts with years spent on rigs, not in offices.
Exploration and development wells, onshore and offshore.
High-pressure environments where wireline time, data quality, and decisions matter.
Independent by position, aligned with the operation as a whole.
Have the conversation early.
Start the conversationIndependent oversight works best when there’s still room to act.