In order to meet your needs, this training is available in face-to-face and Online learning.
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Personnel involved in drilling and completion operations (Operators and Service Companies) whose activity may involve the detection of an occurrence.
Level 3: Accessible to any person who may be required to shut down the well (equivalent to the level of a Station Manager)
Level 4: Accessible to any person who may be required to kill the well (all functions above the Station Manager level, such as Site Supervisor, etc.)
pre-requis
Candidates can move directly to level 3 or 4 at the request and responsibility of their company (or their own in the case of freelancers). However, the IWCF recommends having significant experience as a position manager as a minimum and having obtained a level 2 to access level 3, and a level 3 to access level 4.
Objectives
- Assessing the impact of an eruption
- Identify the causes of the eruptions
- Know the appropriate equipment to make the well safe
- Use the control methods used to circulate a venue
- Identify incidents, react and make the right decisions
- Apply the theoretical knowledge on the simulator practice
pedagogical means
- Facilitation by an experienced and accredited IWCF trainer
- Training room equipped with an interactive overhead projector
- Opening a candidate account on our online exercise platform (Moodle)
- Loan of a computer to access Moodle
- Provision of educational material (course materials)
- Presentation of the equipments on our park
- Drill Sim 5000 simulator exercises
DETAILED PROGRAM
IDENTIFY THE ORIGIN AND THE CAUSES OF AN ERUPTION
- Positioning test
- Introduction to hydrostatic and hydrodynamic modules (pressure drops), U-tube
- Reminder of the definitions: pressures, nature of the sludge, law of gases and mutation
- Causes and warning signs of a coming
- Leak-off test and Integrity Test Formation
- Pressure analysis after well closure
- Arrival during the casing run
TO KNOW THE MEANS OF SECURING THE WELL
- Principles and procedures to apply in the event of a visit
- Pressure analysis after well closure
- Well closure methods (Hard & Soft) and arrival control methods (Driller and Wait & Weight)
- Study and testing of incoming control equipment (BOP, Koomey, manifold, etc.)
- Volumetric method
- Well diversion
- Study of gas migration
- Specificity of the principles and procedures as well as the Subsea equipment
- Study of particular cases: casing, cementing, wireline operations, difference between horizontal and vertical wells
- Calculations and practice on simulator
PRACTICE
- Calculations and pratice on simulator
- Validation of the "Practical Assessment" module for IWCF certification
- Exercises on the killsheet, equipment, principles and procedures
IWCF CERTIFICATION
Examination of the "Equipment and Principles and Procedures" modules
Download the program sheets here
If you wish to verify the accessibility of this training to a person with a disability, contact our referent at the following address: delphine.catelain@efftraining.com
