The document discusses different types of oil rigs used on land and offshore. It describes four main types of offshore rigs: jack-up rigs which can operate in shallow waters up to 400 feet; semi-submersibles which can operate in waters up to 2,000 feet but require marine risers and have limited cargo capacity; drilling ships which can operate in ultra-deep waters over 2,000 feet but are less stable; and platform rigs which are installed on fixed marine platforms and can support multiple rigs. It also provides details on key components of land rigs, including the derrick, crown, rotary table, and slips.