Method of managing work orders at a well site
OwnerFrederic M. Newmaninventor
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OwnerFrederic M. Newmaninventor
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A method of managing work orders that well companies issue to contractors working at remote well sites, involves a wireless communication link between two computers. Work orders specifying work to be done to a well are stored on a home base computer. Using the wireless communication link, the work orders are communicated to a mobile computer at the well site. This allows a contractor to refer to the work order while the work is being performed, and allows the contractor to immediately notify the well company when the job is done. The mobile computer can be transported between well sites by carrying the computer on a service vehicle, which the contractor uses in performing service operations specified in work orders. While the service vehicle is at a well site, other independent contractors can share the same computer, thus creating a central station for collecting and displaying work order related information.
A method of managing work of a first contractor at a well site, wherein the first contractor uses a first service vehicle to facilitate performing the work for a company, comprising:
A method of managing work of a first contractor and a second contractor at a well site, comprising:
A method of managing work at a well site, wherein the work is to be performed by a first contractor and a second contractor doing work for a company, wherein the first contractor has a first service vehicle and the second contractor has a second service vehicle, comprising:
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