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Essentials in Well Intervention and Pressure Control

6th June 2015

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Overview

Well designed and properly implemented Well intervention is the most effective method to improve well production. While a correctly carried out well intervention plays an instrumental role in increasing the profit of E&P operation, poor execution of well interventions decreases well productivity and in worse cases, it may also give rise to astronomical loss, both in financial terms and human life, as a result of well accidents. Well intervention specialists work in close conjunction with other roles such as completion design, production and drilling because nowadays success of well operation relies increasingly on integrated efforts from multiple disciplines and hence a thorough understanding of modern well intervention techniques combined with pressure control skills are not only required of service engineers who are directly involved in the well intervention operation, but also related personnel who works in conjunction with them.

Benefits of Attending

UNDERSTAND the key well control methods relating to well intervention operations
LEARN about completion types, equipment functions and industry practices
IMPROVE the delegate’s competence in well intervention pressure control
ENHANCE knowledge of Wireline, coiled tubing and snubbing procedures
BROADEN and increased awareness of well intervention/servicing well control equipment, methods and practices
MASTER the key principles involved in Intervention Pressure Control
APPLY well control calculations to hydrostatic and well kill scenarios
AVOID well pressure control problems from available well data i.e. pressure, volume and flow characteristics
PROVIDE an appreciation of completion types, equipment, equipment functions and practices as recognised by the industry
REVIEW the importance of well intervention pressure control equipment
COMPLY with important API standards and best practices

Who Should Attend

Attendees would include:

Upstream professionals including managers, supervisors and project team members involved in planning, implementing, supervising and directing E&P projects
Personnel working in the service industries involved with drilling operations
Personnel working in the well service department involved with various well intervention and workover operation
Corporate and asset managers of E&P activities
Asset exploitation team and key well site personnel

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