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After exploration has been done and oil deposits have been found, the exact location of an oil producing rig is based on the location of these oil deposits. It will be placed in a way that it is centered within close proximity of the oil field. As there will be multiple wells on a single oil rig, the wells are drilled deviated from the rig to the zone that contains the oil.

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