| Date | Time | Duration | Location |
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| 18-Jan 2025 | 12:30 PM Indian Time Onwards |
6 Hours Per Day
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Zoom Online
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The Classes Will be on Saturday & Sunday from 12:30 Pm Indian Time Onwards Via Zoom live Classes.
Well Completion
This course offers a deep dive into the principles, methodologies, and tools used in modern well completion. It provides a solid foundation for designing, implementing, and managing well completions to enhance hydrocarbon production, optimize resource usage, and ensure well longevity.
Description
The "Well Completion" course is designed for professionals in the oil and gas industry who seek to master both foundational and advanced completion techniques. Participants will explore topics such as completion design, tools and equipment selection, perforation methods, and wellbore stimulation, all geared toward achieving optimal production. With a blend of theory and practical application, this course equips attendees with the necessary skills to design well completions that meet operational demands and regulatory standards, maximizing reservoir output and ensuring well integrity.
Introduction
Well completion is a crucial phase in the lifecycle of an oil or gas well, involving the installation of the necessary equipment to bring hydrocarbons to the surface. This course covers a range of completion practices, from basic techniques to complex systems designed for challenging reservoir conditions. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of completion types, perforating, sand control, stimulation methods, and well integrity measures.
Objectives
By the end of this well completion training course,
participants will be able to:
• Identify, evaluate and recommend functional capability
of completion strings for a variety of well types
• Describe the purpose and generic operating principles
for major completion equipment components
• Identify limitation of well completion designs and
potential failure mechanisms/operational problems with equipment
• Assess well safety requirements and capabilities
inherent in well design
• Describe the integration of the various stages of
completing a well
• Plan general procedure to run a completion string and
engagement of external services
• Describe the requirements to pressure test and retain
well control throughout the completion process
Training Methodology
The course combines interactive lectures, real-world case studies, and practical exercises. Participants will engage in group discussions, scenario analysis, and hands-on activities that reinforce theoretical knowledge and apply it to practical scenarios in the oil and gas industry.
Organisational Impact
Personal Impact
Who Should Attend?
This well completion training course
is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:
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Petroleum Engineers (drilling and completion
engineers)
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Production Technologists
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Drilling and Well Servicing Personnel
•
Production Personnel (Production Operators)
Day 1
•
Introduction
to Well Completion
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Well
Completion design and planning process
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Reservoir
(Well) Completion & well types
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Reservoir Considerations
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Well Completion Design & mechanical Considerations
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Well Completion types (NF, AL, OH, vertical/horizontal,
single and dual completion)
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Production
Technology consideration (AL,SC,FA, Stim) & completion components
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Artificial
lift
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Sand
control
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Flow
assurance
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Stimulation
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Tubing
stress analysis & tubing selection
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Packer
envelope
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TBG/PKR
interaction (fix/free to move)
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TBG size/grade/weight/connection/metallurgy
consideration/selection
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Packer
selection
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Production Packer functions
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Packer Types
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Packers Generic Mechanisms
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Permanent and Retrievable Packers
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Locator Seals and Anchor Seals
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Applications for Permanent and for Retrievable Packers
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Setting Packers
Day 2
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Completion
tools selection
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Subsurface safety valves function/types
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Flow control devices (FLCP, SSD, LN & plugs)
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DHG and CIM systems
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OH completion tools
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Completion
fluid selection
•
Function
of completion fluid
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Selection
of completion fluid
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Wellhead
and XMT Equipment selection
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Perforating
Operations strategy and gun system selection
•
Perforation methods and perforating equipment
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Perforation selection and conveying methods (WL, TCP)
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Perforating decision tree
•
Well
completion operation steps and related services
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Running the completion
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Services needed during completion operation (SL, CT, TRS,
Fluids, perforating, WBCO)
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Well intervention during and after well completion
•
Future consideration in completion design
•
Well barrier philosophy during well interventions
•
Petroleum Engineers (drilling and completion
engineers)
•
Production Technologists
•
Drilling and Well Servicing Personnel
•
Production Personnel (Production Operators)
On successful completion of this training course, PEA Certificate will be awarded to the delegates
Jovan Stojkovski has over 20 years of experience in the Oil and Gas industry, with a Master’s in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Belgrade.
Expertise in well production technologies, well completion and drilling, well integrity, perforation, coiled tubing, nitrogen services, and slick line/wireline operations.
Worked across diverse locations (Austria, Tunisia, Libya, Hungary, Serbia, New Zealand, Romania) with major companies like OMV, Total, Repsol, and Gazprom Neft.
Known for strong organizational skills, reliability, and commitment to delivering high-quality results; focused on driving technological and business growth and building strategic industry relationships.
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