Courses

This remote, live instructor-led program builds a practical, end-to-end understanding of surface production operations—from the wellhead to custody transfer—tailored for distributed teams. Across ten focused, four-hour sessions, participants learn the principles governing production-fluid behavior and the design/operation of the equipment and processes used to condition, treat, measure, and transport oil, gas, and water. The series blends short lectures with worked examples, quizzes, and daily exercises so learners can design operating envelopes, troubleshoot upsets, and make confident field decisions in real time. Topics span production fluids and properties; gathering systems and manifolds; single- and multiphase flow and its link to corrosion; pigging; separation; oil treatment (dehydration, desalting, stabilization); produced-water treatment; gas sweetening/dehydration and dew-point control; and rotating equipment for pumping and compression. A pre-test benchmarks starting points and a final test confirms competency gains.