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Description
A floorman, also known as a roughneck, is a member of the drilling crew who is responsible for the day-to-day operations on the drilling rig. Well operations and management require the floorman to perform a range of duties, including:
Rig setup: The floorman is responsible for setting up the drilling rig and ensuring that all equipment is functioning correctly. This involves assembling and installing various rig components, such as the mast, derrick, drill pipe, and blowout preventer (BOP).
Drilling operations: The floorman assists in the drilling process, which includes monitoring the drilling fluid, operating the drilling machinery, and tripping drill pipe in and out of the wellbore.
Maintenance: The floorman is responsible for maintaining and repairing drilling equipment and machinery, including performing routine checks on equipment, changing out worn or damaged parts, and ensuring that equipment is functioning properly.
Safety: The floorman plays a critical role in maintaining a safe working environment on the drilling rig. This involves following all safety procedures, identifying and reporting potential hazards, and participating in safety meetings and drills.
Recordkeeping: The floorman is responsible for maintaining accurate records of drilling operations, including daily activity reports, drilling logs, and equipment maintenance records.
Training: The floorman may be responsible for training new crew members and ensuring that all crew members are aware of and follow standard operating procedures.
Communication: The floorman is often the first point of contact for other members of the drilling crew and may be responsible for communicating drilling updates, equipment issues, and safety concerns to the drilling supervisor or other members of the crew.
Overall, the floorman plays a critical role in well operations and management, ensuring that the drilling rig is set up properly, equipment is functioning correctly, and drilling operations are conducted safely and efficiently.
Floorman Well Operations & Management (FWOM) Level 1 provides an individual with an in-depth knowledge of drilling operations and safety applications tailored specific to working on a drilling rig or work providing a service or supply to the drilling industry. The training is a combination of instructor lecture, videos and rig training (land rig).
Course Outline
Fundamentals of Reservoir Management
Data Acquisition and Characterization
Integrated Reservoir Modeling
Economics
Introduction to Oil & Gas Well Drilling
Drilling Technologies
Offshore Drilling Rigs
Deep & Ultra Deepwaters New Technologies, Innovations
Classification of Rigs
Rig Components
Hoisting System
Power System
Rotating System
Circulating System
Well Control System & Auxiliary Equipment
Basic Calculation
Introduction to Master Bushing
Spinning & Torque Devices
Elevators- Types & Maintenance
Swivel System
Rig Floor handling tools
Importance of Casing Operation
Pressure Concepts
Making a Connection
Upon completion of study, students are required to complete a 1 hour closed book final exam with a minimum pass mark of 70 percent
Target Audience
Graduate Engineers from any discipline interested in well operations or working as field engineer for a drilling or well intervention company
Professional Certificate
Issued directly by Chess Subsea Engineering Europe. IADC Level 1 certificate shall also be offered upon completion of course.
How to Register Manually
Click here to download registeration booklet on msword and email completed booklet to info@chesssubseaengineering.org directly.
