This course aims to provide an overview of wireline equipment and its operation. This course is designed for the participants to gain a deep understanding of wireline operations. Wireline is particularly important during completion and production.Field operators can run anything from a basic downhole directional survey to the most delicate gamma ray formation log on wireline. They can fire perforating charges at precisely determined downhole locations, back off a string of stuck pipe, retrieve a wrench, or manipulate complex subsurface well pressure and flow controls.Wireline operations can be done inside the tubing without killing the well, by means of a lubricator connected to the wellhead. Operations can be carried out under pressure and even without stopping production. Further, wireline operations are performed quickly due to the use of lightweight, highly mobile equipment and run by two or three specialized operators. As a result, wireline operations can be readily implemented at relatively low cost.

Snubbing is well intervention operation performed on oil and gas wells. It involves running pipe in or out of a hole under pressure using a hydraulic workover rig. It is only used for the most demanding of operations when lighter intervention techniques do not offer the strength and durability. It is also called hydraulic workover, and it can also be performed without removing the Christmas tree from the wellhead.

The aims and objectives of Stage 1 Initial Training Programme are to provide personnel, who have little or no experience of the Banksman and Slinger role, with the basic knowledge of activities associated with the combined roles, and the safety and regulatory requirements of those activities. The Initial Training Programme allows the delegate to demonstrate basic Banksman and Slinger practical skills following instruction and demonstration by the training staff. This Training Programme aims to prepare the delegates for the next stage of the progression path to becoming a competent banksman and slinger i.e. Stage 2: supervised workplace experience.

The aim of this course is to let trainees be more acquainted and aware about the latest practices of well control. Also, this course will reinforce and improve the candidate?s existing knowledge and appreciation of the various stages of well control. Finally this course will assure individuals have the competence to fulfill their well control responsibilities in the oil and gas industry. The IADC WellSharp Driller/Supervisor Level course is essential training for those who are working in wellsite and for office based personnel that are primarily involved in the operational decision making process and/or well design.

This 4 day course emphasizes the role of engineers and field operators in planning and executing the workover operations to maintain and increase field production and thus add to the profitability and recoverable reserves. The course is highlighted with open discussions and problem solving shared by the instructor and participants. By the end of this course, attendees will have an understanding of the industry?s technologies in field of designing and executing workover jobs in their respective operations. They will have knowledge of selecting the appropriate method for the particular operation and perform the task in a safe and efficient manner