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This three-day course emphasizes the role of engineers and field operators in planning and executing well intervention operations to maintain and increase field production, thereby enhancing profitability and maximizing recoverable reserves. The program also highlights the importance of teamwork as a key factor in achieving operational success. It encourages open discussions and collaborative problem-solving, drawing on both the instructor’s expertise and the participants’ practical experience to optimize learning outcomes.
| Code | Date | Location | price (€)* |
|---|---|---|---|
| DRL 318 | 22 – 23 Apr 2026 | online | 1980 |
| DRL 318 | 27 – 28 Jan 2026 | Dubai | 2640 |
o Workover and Completion Methodology
o Well Problem and Analysis
o Well Control
o Cement Bond Logs
o Perforating
o Fracture Gradient
o Sand Management
o Cement Squeezing
o Acidizing
o Rigless Operations
o Coil Tubing
o Fishing Operations
o Sand and Completion Management
o Production Casing & Tubing Design
o Artificial Lift
o Perforating
o Oriented perforating
o Through–tubing positioning devices
o Anchor tools
o Explosives
oGun systems and charges
Casing and tubing cutters
o Plugs and packers
o Setting tools
o Gauge ring and junk basket
o Casing patch
o Plug back tool
o Tractors Free–Point indicator
o Electromagnetic retrieval tool
Instructor has more than 40 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, spanning service, supply, operations, and academia. He began his career as a wireline field engineer before joining an independent exploration and production company as a field engineer, where he managed wellsite drilling, completion, and workover operations. He subsequently advanced to the role of Drilling and Completion Manager, overseeing multiple simultaneous drilling and completion projects across U.S. onshore operations. By the end of his 15-year tenure, he was serving as the company’s Exploration and Production Manager. During this period, the company experienced significant growth, and its E&P division was eventually sold to a major independent operator. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Ocean Engineering from Florida Atlantic University. He is an active member and past Section President of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) and holds, or is eligible to hold, the major certifications required for wellsite operations both onshore and offshore.
Drilling, Intervention, completion and production engineers and managers, reservoir and geology engineers, field maintenance supervisors and operators, Service companies and equipment manufacturing engineers. Safety engineers and personnel selected by their companies for attending special training courses.
o Intermediate
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
o Workover and Completion Methodology
o Well Problem, Analysis and Control
o Cement Bond Logs
o Perforating
o Fracture Gradients
Squeezing
o Acidizing
o Rigless Operations
o Coil Tubing
o Fishing Operations
o Sand and Completion Management
o Production Casing & Tubing Design
o Artificial Lift
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Ph.D. students, group and early bird registrants are eligible to DISCOUNT!
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