Overview

Operations for Basic Drilling, Completion, and Workover - BDC

 About the Course

 The fundamentals of drilling, completion, and workover operations are covered in this course. Participants will explore what is possible, learn to visualize what is happening downhole, and understand how drilling and completion might affect reservoir performance. Communicate effectively with the drilling and production staff. There are no prerequisites or experience requirements.

"All of the subjects had enough time for an overview. Mid-career engineer here; I'll take any course PetroSkills has to offer. - American Petroleum Engineer

"I enjoyed the whole course. I really liked the earth mechanics segment in the first section. - American Drilling Completions Technician

BDC is also offered as a self-paced, on-demand online course. For more information, go here.

 Target Audience

 Personnel in the technical, field, service, support, and supervisory roles who want to learn more about wellbore operations. Excellent for interdisciplinary training of various technical specialties, including reservoir and facility engineers, geoscientists, managers, staff members, and anybody who works with drilling, completion, or workover engineers.

Course Objectives

• Understanding drilling and workover reports
• What actions are possible in cased and open-hole wells as part of reservoir management? How drilling techniques can improve financial performance and long-term recovery
• How to interact with the drilling and production staff

Course Outlines

• a description of the drilling procedure
• Drilling, completion, and well intervention terminology Bits and accessories for drill strings
• hydraulics and drilling lubricants
• holes with issues, pipes with obstructions, detours, and fishing Coring and cores
• Power logging, MWD, and LWD Design and installation of casing Initial and corrective cementing
• drilling that is directional, horizontal, multilateral, and unbalanced Trees and wellhead equipment
• Options for workovers and completions Equipment for completing, packing, and tubing equipment for flow control and safety
• completions of open holes Perforating
• coil tubing activities Wireline methods
• Surfactants, solvents, acidization, and hydraulic fracturing are used to stimulate wells.
• Mechanical retention, chemical consolidation, and gravel packing are methods of sand control and formation. scaliness and rust
• Multilateral drilling and directional drilling scaliness and rust
• linseed oil and asphaltenes