The Well Intervention Fundamentals course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of well intervention operations. The course will cover the various methods of well intervention, including wireline, coiled tubing, slickline, snubbing, hydraulic workover, and drilling rigs.

Participants will gain a thorough knowledge of the tools and equipment used in well intervention operations and how they are deployed in the field. The course will also cover the key components of well design, production logging, well completion, and well integrity, and how these factors impact well intervention operations.

The course will focus on the planning, execution, and evaluation of well intervention operations, including well stimulation, fishing, well control, and pressure control. Participants will also learn about the health, safety, and environmental considerations that are essential to well intervention operations.

The course will include a combination of lectures, case studies, and hands-on exercises to reinforce the concepts taught. The course is suitable for drilling engineers, production engineers, well intervention engineers, and other professionals working in the oil and gas industry who want to enhance their knowledge and skills in well intervention operations.

Learning Outcomes:

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Understand the different types of well intervention methods and their applications.

Describe the tools and equipment used in well intervention operations and their deployment.

Identify the key components of well design, production logging, well completion, and well integrity, and how they impact well intervention operations.

Plan, execute, and evaluate well intervention operations, including well stimulation, fishing, well control, and pressure control.

Understand the health, safety, and environmental considerations that are essential to well intervention operations.

Apply best practices and industry standards to well intervention operations.