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Upstream learning simulator With more than 50,000 participants instructed in various disciplines, data driven OilSim runs real-world oil and gas business scenarios and technical challenges.
Engaging. Educational. EnjoyableUpstream learning simulator With more than 50,000 participants instructed in various disciplines, data driven OilSim runs real-world oil and gas business scenarios and technical challenges.
Engaging. Educational. EnjoyableBridging industry with academia An immersive and collaborative learning experience event, using OilSim simulator, providing highly relevant industry knowledge and soft skills.
The digital learning ecosystem Digitally and seamlessly connecting you, the learner, with pertinent learning objects and related technologies ensuring systematic, engaging and continued learning.
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Upstream learning simulator With more than 50,000 participants instructed in various disciplines, data driven OilSim runs real-world oil and gas business scenarios and technical challenges.
Engaging. Educational. EnjoyableUpstream learning simulator With more than 50,000 participants instructed in various disciplines, data driven OilSim runs real-world oil and gas business scenarios and technical challenges.
Engaging. Educational. EnjoyableBridging industry with academia An immersive and collaborative learning experience event, using OilSim simulator, providing highly relevant industry knowledge and soft skills.
Develop measurable skills and capabilities
Participants in this course will learn how to manage well design, construction, surveillance, and the documentation of well integrity for a “life-of-well” philosophy. An emphasis will be placed on how industry standards and guidelines relate to barrier construction, monitoring, and management. The proper understanding of these concepts will equip each participant with the tools to safely and reliably construct and verify the integrity of a well.
Specific concepts that will be covered during this course will include barrier concepts such as geology, casing, cementing, and various equipment used in completion. Well integrity standards for ISO, Norsok, API, UK, Canada, USA, and Norway will be covered. Participants will also learn about corrosion and erosion effects on barriers, issues with loads, pressure, and temperature on barrier integrity, along with barrier inspection and verification.
This course will use case studies and projects throughout the week, along with a final presentation by small groups where participants will demonstrate the integrity concepts, methods, importance, and problems topics that were covered during the course.
Well Barriers and Their Principles
Day one the participants will learn about the importance and difficulty of achieving well integrity throughout the life of a well. Part of the day will cover a review of important industry standards and recommended practices for well integrity concepts and methods used to achieve barriers in the well. Case studies will also be used to help participants in analyzing integrity concepts.
Day 2Well Integrity Elements and Issues
This day will focus on well integrity, covering well integrity issues and elements. Participants will learn about specific well barrier elements such as geology, fluid columns, tubulars, cement, completion string and downhole equipment, and wellheads. These well barrier elements will be discussed to help participants understand how these elements inter-relate to assure well integrity. A new case study will be conducted to show how barrier elements can be used.
Day 3Well Barrier Verification
On day two participants will learn why well barrier verification is at the center of ensuring well integrity for the life of the well. Participants will work on a case study to see how barriers are verified, what methods are used for testing, and what constitutes successful outcomes of a test. Participants will also learn about the different ways in which a well may become loaded and what challenges that would be placed on the barriers.
Day 4Well Barrier Element Selection and Issues in Intervention and Abandonment
On this day participants will learn about the well barrier element selection and how to choose a reliable WBE. This day will also cover WBE issues and well intervention, such as casing inspection and cement verification. Manufacturing assurances, inspections, and special issues which can be encountered during well intervention will also be topics participants will learn on this day. The important concern with causes and management of annular pressure buildup, abandonment, and suspension will be discussed.
Day 5Well Integrity Management Systems (WIMS) and Safety and Environmental Management Systems (SEMS)
Two important management systems used to evaluate barrier effectiveness will be covered on this day, the WIMS and SEMS. Both of these systems are used by regulatory authorities to evaluate programs used to develop, maintain, monitor, and verify barrier effectiveness. Participants will learn about hazard analysis, emergency response, management of change, and contractor selection. Proper documentation procedures will also be discussed and a practical exercise will be given to emphasize the concepts.
Managers, engineers, specialists and operations supervisors who are responsible for ensuring the integrity of an organization’s well assets are the intended audience for this course.
Participants will need an understanding of how wells are constructed and what purpose they serve. Additionally, all participants should have an understanding of general well design concepts, quality assurance methods, and verification and risk management fundamentals. In addition, participants should also have an understanding of the industry standards and guidelines, as well as how they may factor into the overall philosophy of well construction.
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