Title 30
Mineral Resources
5,954 sections · 206 parts · 6 chapterseCFR snapshot through 2026-08-19
Part 250
OIL AND GAS AND SULPHUR OPERATIONS IN THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF
201–300 of 486 sections
- § 250.620Wireline operations.
- § 250.700What operations and equipment does this subpart cover?
- § 250.701May I use alternate procedures or equipment during operations?
- § 250.702May I obtain departures from these requirements?
- § 250.703What must I do to keep wells under control?
- § 250.710What instructions must be given to personnel engaged in well operations?
- § 250.711What are the requirements for well-control drills?
- § 250.712What rig unit movements must I report?
- § 250.713What must I provide if I plan to use a mobile offshore drilling unit (MODU) for well operations?
- § 250.714Do I have to develop a dropped objects plan?
- § 250.715Do I need a global positioning system (GPS) for all MODUs?
- § 250.720When and how must I secure a well?
- § 250.721What are the requirements for pressure testing casing and liners?
- § 250.722What are the requirements for prolonged operations in a well?
- § 250.723What additional safety measures must I take when I conduct operations on a platform that has producing wells or has other hydrocarbon flow?
- § 250.724What are the real-time monitoring requirements?
- § 250.730What are the general requirements for BOP systems and system components?
- § 250.731What information must I submit for BOP systems and system components?
- § 250.732What are the independent third party requirements for BOP systems and system components?
- § 250.733What are the requirements for a surface BOP stack?
- § 250.734What are the requirements for a subsea BOP system?
- § 250.735What associated systems and related equipment must all BOP systems include?
- § 250.736What are the requirements for choke manifolds, kelly-type valves inside BOPs, and drill string safety valves?
- § 250.737What are the BOP system testing requirements?
- § 250.738What must I do in certain situations involving BOP equipment or systems?
- § 250.739What are the BOP maintenance and inspection requirements?
- § 250.740What records must I keep?
- § 250.741How long must I keep records?
- § 250.742What well records am I required to submit?
- § 250.743What are the well activity reporting requirements?
- § 250.744What are the end of operation reporting requirements?
- § 250.745What other well records could I be required to submit?
- § 250.746What are the recordkeeping requirements for casing, liner, and BOP tests, and inspections of BOP systems and marine risers?
- § 250.750What are the coiled tubing requirements?
- § 250.751Coiled tubing testing requirements.
- § 250.760What are the snubbing requirements?
- § 250.800General.
- § 250.801Safety and pollution prevention equipment (SPPE) certification.
- § 250.802Requirements for SPPE.
- § 250.803What SPPE failure reporting procedures must I follow?
- § 250.804[Reserved]
- § 250.805Hydrogen sulfide.
- § 250.806-250.809[Reserved]
- § 250.810Dry tree subsurface safety devices—general.
- § 250.811Specifications for SSSVs—dry trees.
- § 250.812Surface-controlled SSSVs—dry trees.
- § 250.813Subsurface-controlled SSSVs.
- § 250.814Design, installation, and operation of SSSVs—dry trees.
- § 250.815Subsurface safety devices in shut-in wells—dry trees.
- § 250.816Subsurface safety devices in injection wells—dry trees.
- § 250.817Temporary removal of subsurface safety devices for routine operations.
- § 250.818Additional safety equipment—dry trees.
- § 250.819Specification for surface safety valves (SSVs).
- § 250.820Use of SSVs.
- § 250.821Emergency action and safety system shutdown—dry trees.
- § 250.822-250.824[Reserved]
- § 250.825Subsea tree subsurface safety devices—general.
- § 250.826Specifications for SSSVs—subsea trees.
- § 250.827Surface-controlled SSSVs—subsea trees.
- § 250.828Design, installation, and operation of SSSVs—subsea trees.
- § 250.829Subsurface safety devices in shut-in wells—subsea trees.
- § 250.830Subsurface safety devices in injection wells—subsea trees.
- § 250.831Alteration or disconnection of subsea pipeline or umbilical.
- § 250.832Additional safety equipment—subsea trees.
- § 250.833Specification for underwater safety valves (USVs).
- § 250.834Use of USVs.
- § 250.835Specification for all boarding shutdown valves (BSDVs) associated with subsea systems.
- § 250.836Use of BSDVs.
- § 250.837Emergency action and safety system shutdown—subsea trees.
- § 250.838What are the maximum allowable valve closure times and hydraulic bleeding requirements for an electro-hydraulic control system?
- § 250.839What are the maximum allowable valve closure times and hydraulic bleeding requirements for a direct-hydraulic control system?
- § 250.840Design, installation, and maintenance—general.
- § 250.841Platforms.
- § 250.842Approval of safety systems design and installation features.
- § 250.843-250.849[Reserved]
- § 250.850Production system requirements—general.
- § 250.851Pressure vessels (including heat exchangers) and fired vessels.
- § 250.852Flowlines/Headers.
- § 250.853Safety sensors.
- § 250.854Floating production units equipped with turrets and turret-mounted systems.
- § 250.855Emergency shutdown (ESD) system.
- § 250.856Engines.
- § 250.857Glycol dehydration units.
- § 250.858Gas compressors.
- § 250.859Firefighting systems.
- § 250.860Chemical firefighting system.
- § 250.861Foam firefighting systems.
- § 250.862Fire and gas-detection systems.
- § 250.863Electrical equipment.
- § 250.864Erosion.
- § 250.865Surface pumps.
- § 250.866Personnel safety equipment.
- § 250.867Temporary quarters and temporary equipment.
- § 250.868Non-metallic piping.
- § 250.869General platform operations.
- § 250.870Time delays on pressure safety low (PSL) sensors.
- § 250.871Welding and burning practices and procedures.
- § 250.872Atmospheric vessels.
- § 250.873Subsea gas lift requirements.
- § 250.874Subsea water injection systems.