In the oil and gas industry, skillful and competent leadership is extremely important for safety, productivity, and asset management. The 21st century brings new emphasis on leaders, new communication technologies, increased focus on safety, information overload, workforce dynamics, asset integrity, and many other concerns which challenge even the most procient leader/manager. How do we blend these new challenges with tried and true wisdom of success? There are skills to learn that will help you be more effective, with less stress. In this seminar/workshop you will explore your internal drivers and learn how to combine them with new skills for greater effectiveness. This seminar/workshop will include self assessment, discussion, lecture, readings, role-playing, games, video examples, and creation of participant action plans. This course will help you unleash natural motivation in your team. Your stress level can be lowered by working more eciently and effectively by tapping the emotional intelligence of your team and co-workers.

The Rig Assistant Driller is responsible for assisting the driller on all his tasks and duties which can include and not limited to, drilling function, daily driller inspection, and daily supervision of rig activities. Assistant Driller will play a key role in rig start-ups operations on a new drilling site, assist in daily drilling, workover, and well control operations. This course will educate the participants on how to perform regular inspection on drilling systems and drilling equipment. They will learn how to operate on both a Joy stick cyber chair and a manual rig break type. The course will also focus on assembling bottom hole assembly, rig math, general and 3rd party service operations.

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.

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.

Rig Orientation Program for Engineers (ROPE) is a 10 Day (5 days a week) accelerated fast track program designed to educate and brief participants about Drilling & Workover Operations, in addition to, understanding the basic safety requirements needed to work on a well site. The program has been tailored specifically for newly hired operation Engineers who will be working and career progressing in a supervisory or managerial track on a rig operation.