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Instructor: Eng. Fayez Makkar
Date: May 10 -14, 2015
Course Location: Rotana Al Manshar
For registration please contact:
Farehan N. Istaitia
Tel:22620866-25641003/4/5
Fax :22620451-25641006
E-mail :[email protected]
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About Eng. Fayez Makkar :
Other Training Courses:
Eng. Fayez Makkar is an independent drilling and workover
consultant with more than 36 years of experience in the
Petroleum industry. He has an extensive background in
workover, completion design and logging interpretation in
directional and horizontal wells. He also has experience in
all types of drilling operations including deep wells on both
offshore and onshore oil, gas and H2S wells. His teaching
experience began since 1992 and at has since taught over
25 courses (titles) and boasts plenty of experience training
Drilling personnel in every major national oil company
across the Gulf and South East Asia.
Cementing Operations
Advanced Directional and Horizontal Drilling
HPHT Well Planning and Operations
BASIC DRILLING COMPLETION AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS
Course Description:
Training Methodology:
This course will provide participants with an overview
of the entire Drilling process. The course will begin by
discussing a target formation and detailing the equipment
and procedures used to reach the identified target. This
process will build the foundation to lead the discussion into
the interacting variables involved in drilling wells. Moving
forward this course will illustrate common problems faced
in the drilling process and how to detect and predict them
through preventative measures. It will explore the primary
technologies needed to understand the science, engineering,
and art required to create, or construct, a useful well bore.
Moreover the course will highlight the unique language
that must be conquered in order to understand drilling
operations by exploring drilling vocabulary.
This Plant Wellness course consists of the following training
methods:
This Basic Drilling Completion and Workover Operations
course will provide participants with the fundamental
knowledge of the intricacies of drilling fluid, drilled solids
management, drill bits, drill string design, directional
drilling, cementing, casing, and hydraulic optimization.
Background information, such as: clay structure (needed
to understand well bore instability and drilling fluids), a
discussion of pressure and pressure effects, the theory
behind factors affecting drilling performance, and rock
failure under pressure, will be explored to enhance
participants the understanding of the drilling process and
the common problems faced. Finally this course will give
participants the skill set to understand a morning report
which are used to describe daily activities of a drilling
rig. The information on morning reports is explained by
developing the theory behind the measurements and then
providing an understanding of what is being measured.
All individuals employed on drilling rigs will benefit from
this course because of its discussion of background theory.
Often times the “apprentice” method of training which most
rig personnel normally follow is missing a solid foundation
regarding the “why” which this course will attempt to cover.
Course Objectives:
At the end of this course participants will understand:
• Drilling equipment and how it is used.
• Drilling terminology and abbreviations
• Understand Safety and H2s
• Common drilling problems and how to avoid them
• How to read a morning report
• Technology behind information on the morning report
• 40 % Lectures
• 25 % Field Cases
• 20 % Discussion
• 15 % Video
The following course will employ a time tested learning
methodology that is founded on five (5) learning
methodology approaches:
1. Inquiry-Based Learning: Asking challenging questions to
get participants intrinsically motivated regarding finding
answers.
2. Problem-Based Learning: Posing problems in different
stages of development when variables are not constant to
ensure participants understand and comprehend, not roterespond.
3. Discovery-Learning: Setting situations through case
studies, online tools, and group discussion that allow
participants to come to their own conclusions.
4. Co-operative Learning: Having participants engage
together in complex challenging problems and
collaboratively working towards determining the
appropriate answer..
5. Authentic Learning: Focusing on real-world examples with
complex problems and solutions through exploring various
learning mediums including; case studies, group activities,
online tools, and video programming.
Using this balanced approach to learning, Eng. Fayez will
ensure that the key learning objectives of the program are
emphasized and a seamless transfer of knowledge takes
place.
Who Should Attend?
Petroleum and Production Engineers
Completion Engineers
Geologists, Geophysicist
Technical Supervisors, Service and Support Personnel
Entry Level Drilling Engineers
Drilling Office Support Staff
BASIC DRILLING COMPLETION AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS
Course Agenda
DAY 1
DAY 2
• Introduction;
• Drilling Fluids Properties
• Drilling Abbreviations;
• Well Control ;
• Drilling Tools and Equipment;
• Drilling Problems: Stuck pipe, Lost Circulation
and Blow out;
• Drilling Operations;
• Video
• Formation Properties;
• Rate of Penetration and Factors Affecting;
• Cement Operations and Calculations;
• Perforation;
• Video
• Directional Drilling Techniques;
• Coring
DAY 4
DAY 3
• Well completion overview;
• Types of completions
• Plugs: Types, Functions and installation;
• Packers: Types, and installation;
DAY 5
• Workover Operations;
• Wireline tools
• Fishing and Milling.
• Case Study.
• Gas Lift installation;
• Downhole Pumps installations;
• Well Unloading;
• Coiled Tubing Operations;
• Formation Damage;