WELL ENGINEERING & FIELD DEVELOPMENT PLAN

INTRODUCTION

Good drilling operations aren't luck --- they are planned to be that way. This course builds the skills necessary to ensure that well plans lead to the lowest well costs while still achieving production or exploration goals. Risks and uncertainties are inherent in any drilling operation; this course helps you identify and manage these risks. 

This course uses a balanced combination of lecture, discussion and case studies where participants will learn how to apply technical limit principals to guide well planning, develop a risk-weighted well cost estimate, create well plans that explicitly identify and manage risks, audit and select rigs, create contingency plans (oil spill contingency plans, safety cases, and joint operations manuals) using that well's specific objectives, plans and previous filings, and conduct post analysis that documents the root of unscheduled events and lessons learned.

COURSE MATERIAL

1. Wellhead Equipment
2. Production System
3. Wellhed and Christmas tree
4. Choke and kill system
5. Pipeline valve
6. Subsurface safety valve
7. Drill through
8. Management of process hazards
9. API standard
10. Offshore platform
11. Control system
12. Drilling and production hoisting equipment
13. Testing procedures

PARTICIPANTS

The course is intended for :

• Well engineers,
• work over engineers & supervisors, plant Engineers and Petroleum Engineers.
• mechanical engineers,
• maintenance engineers & supervisors,
• Service engineers & supervisors,
• technicians and inspectors responsible for the design,

INSTRUKTUR

Dr. Agus Hermanto, Ir., MT and Team

PRICE

Please call us