Drilling Fluid School

The drilling fluid in the well is very similar to the blood in your body, you should test your blood and read your body messages for you and act accordingly to keep yourself healthy. Drilling fluid also send you messages about your well, you should understand your drilling fluid, know its functions, test its properties, and read your well messages to keep your well stable, safe, and efficiently perform your drilling process.

• Pressure Control.
• Basic Calculations; volumes, pressures, …
• Hole Cleaning.
• Solids Suspension.
• Formation Damage Concepts.
• Wellbore stability
• Other Drilling Fluid Functions.
• Mud Types.
• Mud Composition.
• Polymer Chemistry.
• Material Balance Calculations
• Mud Testing.
• WBM Testing.
• OBM Testing.
• Clay Chemistry
• Shale Inhibition
• Mud Related Drilling Problems and Solutions
• and More....

Well Control Preparation

Techniques and procedures to prevent and manage wellbore kick and blowouts.

• Pressure Basics.
• Mud Weight Window.
• Well Control Barriers concept.
• Kick Theory.
• Causes of kicks.
• Kicks warning signs
• Shut in Procedures.
• Well control methods.
• Kill sheet calculations.
• BOP Equipment.
• Mud Gas Separator.

Advanced Well Intervention Operations

Techniques for performing complex well interventions safely and efficiently.

By the end of this training course, delegates will learn:

• Introduction to the variable nature of well interventions.
• Describe the economic implications of a workover in terms of the need to protect the well production or injection capacity.
• List and describe the equipment and operational concepts involved in coiled tubing and hydraulic workover units.
• know the well control barrier principles
• Identify three barriers methodology during well intervention
• Know well control barrier classification for different type of well intervention method.
• Describe the mechanisms of a slick wireline operation.
• List and describe the commonly used downhole wireline equipment and tools.
• List and describe the surface wireline equipment requirements; lubricator; BOP; stuffing box.
• Describe well pressure control and safety issues associated with wireline.
• learn procedures and equipment used in wireline, coiled tubing, and workover

Well Integrity Management System

Strategies to maintain well integrity throughout the well lifecycle.

- Introduction to Well Integrity
- Well Integrity Barriers Throughout Well Life Cycle
- Elements of Well Integrity Management System
- Well Risk Ranking
- Well Integrity Diagnosis and Preventive Maintenance
- Well Integrity Industry Trends and New Technologies

Coiled Tubing Operations

Techniques and applications of coiled tubing for well intervention and maintenance.

Directional Drilling

Techniques and tools for precise well trajectory control and directional well planning.

- Manual Planning

- Hydraulics

- Anti-Collision

- Torque & Drag

- BHA Components

Advanced Mud School

In-depth study of drilling fluids, their properties, and applications in complex drilling operations

Slickline Operations

Practical course covering slickline tools, techniques, and operations for well intervention, maintenance, and data acquisition.

This course main objectives that all participants will gain at the end of the course, are as following:

• Understand the purpose and principles of slickline operations in well intervention.
• Identify the main components of well completion and how slickline tools interact with them.
• Recognize and operate slickline surface and downhole equipment safely and effectively.
• Select appropriate slickline tools for specific applications and well conditions.
• Analyze and troubleshoot common operational challenges during slickline jobs.
• Apply industry best practices to ensure safe, efficient, and cost-effective slickline interventions.