Well Engineering and Construction for Graduate & Field Technicians (WECGFT) Level 1

~~$950.00~~ $350.00 exc VAT

Purpose

To develop the highly specialized skills and knowledge required for well engineering and construction operations at Level 1.

Well Engineering and Construction for Graduate & Field Technicians (WECGFT) Level 1 is designed for Geologist, Graduate Transition Engineers, Subsea Engineers, Offshore Engineers, Petroleum Engineer, Well Engineers, Field Technicians and Project Engineers.

Training Mode : Online (Only)

Description

Well engineering and construction is the process of designing, building, and completing oil and gas wells to extract hydrocarbons from the subsurface. This process involves a number of stages, including well planning, drilling, casing and cementing, well completion, and production.

Well Engineering and Construction for Graduate & Field Technicians (WECGFT) Level 1 covers Formation Pressure, Density & Specific Gravity, Hydrostatic Pressure, Hydrostatic Pressure in Drilling Wells, Weight Materials & Material Balance, Pore Pressure Gradient, Porosity & Permeability, Overburden Pressure & Compaction Theory, Abnormal Pressure, Normal Pressure and Abnormal Underpressure, Origin of Overpressured Formations, Fracture Pressure, Estimating Fracture Pressure, Measuring Fracture Pressure, Leak Off Test (LOT), Top Down Casing Design, Bottom Up Casing Design, Drill String Components, Casing Sizes, Well Drilling Operations Sequence, Types of Offshore and Onshore Drilling Rigs, Drilling Rig Major Components, Well Drilling Operations and Cementing and more

WECGFT Level 1 is designed to provide detailed knowledge of well engineering and construction opertions and will assist those who are switching or enhancing there career in well engineering or well operations.

Course Outlines

Section 1: Introduction to Well Engineering

Introduction to Well Engineering
Origin of Overpressured Formations
Formation Fracture Pressure
Casing Design Process

Section 2: Well Construction

Drilling Procedures
Drill String Components
Casing Sizes
Well Drilling Operations Sequence

Section 3: Drilling Rigs Types

Offshore Drilling Rigs
Onshore Drilling Rigs

Section 4: Drilling Rig Major Components

Hoisting System and Associated Equipment
Circulating System and Associated Equipment
Rotary System and Associated Equipment
Drill Bits and Types

Section 5: Well Drilling Operations and Cementing

Conductor Hole Section Drilling Sequence and Operation
Surface Hole Section Drilling Sequence and Operation
Intermediate Hole Section Drilling Sequence and Operation
Production Hole Section Drilling Sequence and Operation
Cementing
Well Completion Operation after Well Drilling
Christmas Tree and Wellheads Profile

Assessment

Participant underpinning knowledge of well engineering & construction will be accessed with short answer multiple choice questionnaire at the conclusion of the course.

Outcome

Participants will gain an in debt understanding of well engineering and construction operations. They will also be able to function with minimum supervision as Well Engineer or Field Engineer for IOCs, drilling contractor or drilling procurement vendors.