COURSE OVERVIEW

This course is designed to provide participants with a detailed and up-to-date overview of Operating Production Wells & Associated Equipment. It covers the production wells and their importance in upstream operations; the operating principles of production wells including the components and functions of wellhead equipment; the various operational modes, capacity calculations and optimization techniques; the key process parameters and various techniques for accurate data collection and analysis; maintaining daily logs and the importance of accurate record-keeping for operational efficiency; the detailed procedures for startup and shutdown; the preparation steps for maintenance handover; and the reinstatement procedures after maintenance.
Further, the course will also discuss the common malfunctions in production wells and wellhead equipment; the troubleshooting techniques and initial corrective actions; the effective communication and coordination strategies; the instrumentation and control systems used in production wells; the abnormal conditions and reporting protocols to panel operator; maintaining production wells and ensuring consistent production and operational efficiency; handling emergency situations and unexpected issues; and implementing special procedures as needed.
During this interactive course, participants will learn the process parameters analysis, advanced log management, standards for maintenance and reinstatement and operational optimization techniques; coaching others in well operations and developing training programs for new operators; the troubleshooting techniques and effective coordination with upstream and downstream teams; managing risks in production well operations and risk mitigation strategies; the techniques for continuous improvement in well operations; and the feedback loops and improvement plans.