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IADC WELLSHARP DRILLER OR SUPERVISOR LEVEL:

To submit the understanding of well control techniques for surface or subsea BOP installations at driller or supervisor level according to International Association of Drilling Contractors standards.

Please state required test level when booking the course.
- Show the principles and procedures used in well control operations with surface or subsea BOP stack as described in the IADC Well sharp Syllabus
- Use the equipment for well control operations with surface or subsea BOP stack as described in the IADC Well sharp Syllabus IADC standards
- Obtain sufficient knowledge about the course content to pass three written tests with minimum 70% score.

IWCF Drilling well control

This is a combined Subsea & Surface at Driller or Supervisor Level course (Level 2 & 3 & 4).

The purpose is to submit the understanding of well control techniques for surface or subsea BOP installations at driller or supervisor level according to IWCF's standards. When booking please state required test level.

This course is designed to fulfill the requirements for International Well Control Forum Combined both Surface and Subsea Well Control Qualification.

It is assumed that the individual attending this course to fulfills the prerequisite requirements of the course. The program is directed to persons in well control critical position.

This is a combined Subsea & Surface at Driller or Supervisor Level course (Level 2 & 3 & 4).

IWCF well intervention pressure control

This programme is for people who are in critical well control positions during well intervention operations.

Different levels of training are available and are valid for the following lengths of time:

- Level 2 training – If passed, the certificate is valid for 5 years.

- Level 3 and 4 training – If passed, the certificate is valid for 2 years

Three different levels of Well Intervention Pressure Control training are available for different roles within the industry:

- Level 2 – Drilling and Wells Personnel Basic Training

- Level 3 – Available for any role expected to shut in a well

- Level 4 – Well Site Supervisor

The standard of certification in this programme is based on the pressure control knowledge required to work as service equipment operators and supervisory personnel. These standards have been created so that candidate’s knowledge can be assessed systematically.

The following certification options are available and are made up of compulsory and optional components:

IADC Well Servicing

The Well Servicing Track comprises training for service company personnel, including but not limited to, field hands, equipment operators, and oil and gas Operator Representatives who are involved in workover and well intervention activities. The Introductory course is designed for service company personnel and Oil and Gas Operator Representatives personnel. The Equipment Operator courses are designed

for, e.g., Workover Contractors; Hydraulic Intervention Contractors and Supervisors; Crew Chiefs; and Snubbing, Wireline, and Coiled Tubing Company Personnel.
The Oil and Gas Operator Representative course is designed for, e.g., Operator Company Representatives, Superintendents, and Production Engineers. A Subsea Supplement is available for the Workover and Oil and Gas Operator Representative courses.

Coiled Tubing

The Coiled Tubing course addresses topics such as risk awareness and management, well control principles and calculations, barriers, influx fundamentals, gas characteristics, fluids, wellbore equipment, rigging, pressure control equipment, well kill in preparation for well intervention, complications, testing, and related policies.

Snubbing

The Snubbing course addresses topics such as risk awareness and management, well control principles and calculations, barriers, influx fundamentals, gas characteristics, fluids, wellbore equipment, snubbing equipment, well kill in preparation for dead well intervention, testing, and related policies.

Wireline

The Wireline course addresses topics such as risk awareness and management, well control principles and calculations, barriers, influx fundamentals, gas characteristics, fluids, wellbore equipment, pressure control equipment, reasons for wireline operations, surface equipment, subsurface equipment, well kill in preparation for well intervention, testing, and related policies.

Workover

The Workover course addresses topics such as risk awareness and management, well control principles and calculations, barriers, influx fundamentals, gas characteristics, fluids, wellbore equipment, rigging, pressure control equipment, well kill in preparation for well intervention, testing, well control drills, and related policies.

Oil and Gas Operator Representative Workover and Intervention Well Control (“Wellsite Leader”) Course

The Oil and Gas Operator Representative Workover and Intervention Well Control (“Wellsite Leader”) course addresses topics such as risk awareness and management, well control principles and calculations, barriers, influx fundamentals, gas characteristics, fluids, wellbore equipment, well control risks in wireline operations, pressure control equipment, snubbing equipment, coiled tubing operations, well kill in preparation for well intervention, testing, well control drills, and related policies.

Subsea Supplement

This Subsea Supplement is designed as an optional add-on for the Oil and Gas Operator Representative Course and for the Workover Service Company Equipment Operator Course. This curriculum identifies a body of knowledge and a set of job skills that can be used to provide well control knowledge and skills development for Well Servicing subsea operations.