Daily Rig Inspection Software
Record rig inspections on a phone, capture findings and photos, and follow failed items from a submitted audit through corrective action. Adapt the checklist to your equipment and site requirements.
- BOP visual checks: record BOP status and supporting photos where appropriate
- E-stop functional tests: record results using a site-approved checklist
- Corrective action follow-up: assign an owner and review the due date after submission
Daily Rig Inspection — BasinCheck
Daily Rig Safety
Rig floor housekeeping — Clear and clean
Emergency stop (E-stop) functional test
Fire extinguisher accessible and charged
BOP visual check — No leaks
Crown and traveling block clearance
Issue → action after submission
+ 4 more inspection items
Paper inspection workflows break under field pressure.
The risk is rarely the checklist itself. It is missing context, missing ownership, and missing evidence when a regulator, operator, or customer asks for the record.
Failure point 1: Paper loses the field context
The field record needs photos, timestamps, operator attribution, and location context in one place. Paper splits that evidence across binders, phones, and memory.
Failure point 2: Failed items do not get owned
A checked box can show that a problem existed, but it rarely assigns the corrective action, due date, and follow-up trail needed to prove the issue was closed.
Failure point 3: Audit requests turn into searches
When someone asks for rig inspection documentation, crews should export the record, not hunt through truck folders, scanned PDFs, or spreadsheets.
A starting point for rig inspections
Use a rig inspection template as a starting point and review it against your site's equipment and inspection procedures. The checklist below is illustrative.
- BOP visual checks: record BOP status and supporting photos where appropriate
- E-stop functional tests: record results using a site-approved checklist
- Corrective action follow-up: assign an owner and review the due date after submission
- Crown & block clearance: include site-specific checks in the template
Daily Rig Inspection — BasinCheck
In progress · offline saved · ready to sync
Features Built for Daily Rig Ops
Capture inspection records in the field and keep follow-up connected to the finding.
Rig inspection templates
Adapt a rig checklist covering items such as floor condition, BOP status and emergency equipment.
Safety meeting records
Record safety meetings in a separate workflow when enabled for your organization.
Offline at remote rigs
Use available templates for offline inspection drafts, then sync when connectivity returns.
Photo evidence on rig floor
Item-level photos for housekeeping, equipment defects, and BOP findings.
Auto-issue on failed items
Failed items in submitted audits create linked corrective actions for follow-up.
Recorded inspection history
Review the submitted inspection and its linked findings for handover and follow-up.
How a Daily Rig Inspection Flows
Open checklist on mobile
Driller or supervisor launches on rig
Complete items, photos, notes
Record the checks required by your site
Submit and follow up
Failed items create linked corrective actions
Review and export
Review the inspection and export its record
Keep records for your team's review
A digital record can help your team review what was checked and what needs follow-up. Your site must determine which regulations, operator requirements and inspection procedures apply to its work.
- Inspection results and notes
- Supporting photos where captured
- Linked corrective actions for failed audit items
From a finding to follow-up
Common handoff gaps
- Finding separated from the inspection
- Owner and due date unclear
- Evidence stored elsewhere
- Verification not recorded
BasinCheck for Daily Rig
- Adapt the rig inspection template
- Submit results with notes and photos
- Assign and track linked corrective actions
- Review the recorded correction and evidence
Daily Rig Inspection Software FAQ
Keep rig inspection findings visible
See how your crew can record rig checks and follow up on failed items.
- Adapt the rig inspection template
- Submit results with notes and photos
- Assign and track linked corrective actions
- Review the recorded correction and evidence