Develop measurable skills and capabilities
This is a Remote Instructor Led Series training, all training sessions will be delivered online with no face-to-face classroom attendance.
Each module is 2 hrs, recommended to cover maximum two (2) modules (4 hrs) per day.
The goal of the course will be to enable participants to understand the operations carried out by directional drillers. They will also learn how to contribute to the design of directional and horizontal wells. The course will cover the fundamentals, design considerations, and operational aspects of directional and horizontal drilling.
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Explore arrow_forwardDrilling Engineers, Drilling Supervisors, Trainee Directional Drillers, and service company personnel with basic drilling engineering skills.
Directional surveying
Well location calculation methods
Deflection methods
Anti-collision concepts
LWD and mudlogging use in directional drilling
Bottomhole assemblies and drill string tools used in directional drilling
Concepts of torque and drag and shocks and vibrations
Introduction to multilaterals
Directional drilling problems
All participants should have some basic drilling engineering experience and one to three years of wellsite experience. Prior exposure to directional drilling is recommended, but not required. Good mathematic skills will be necessary, particularly trigonometry.
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