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    Well Control Level 2

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    The Level 2 (Introductory) Well Control course is a 3-day course plus exam that is designed for those working in roles contributing to well influx detection or control. It is a prerequisite for Level 3 (Driller) and Level 4 (Supervisor) certification. The course covers barrier management, risk management, well control fundamentals, detection and avoidance of well kicks, basic risk calculations, roles and responsibilities, key equipment, kill procedures, and scenario-based incidents. Candidates must register at least 10 days prior and pass a written test in two sections with a minimum 70% grade in each to receive certification that is valid for 5 years.

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    The Level 2 (Introductory) Well Control course is a 3-day course plus exam that is designed for those working in roles contributing to well influx detection or control. It is a prerequisite for Level 3 (Driller) and Level 4 (Supervisor) certification. The course covers barrier management, risk management, well control fundamentals, detection and avoidance of well kicks, basic risk calculations, roles and responsibilities, key equipment, kill procedures, and scenario-based incidents. Candidates must register at least 10 days prior and pass a written test in two sections with a minimum 70% grade in each to receive certification that is valid for 5 years.

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    The Level 2 (Introductory) Well Control course is a 3-day course plus exam that is designed for those working in roles contributing to well influx detection or control. It is a prerequisite for Level 3 (Driller) and Level 4 (Supervisor) certification. The course covers barrier management, risk management, well control fundamentals, detection and avoidance of well kicks, basic risk calculations, roles and responsibilities, key equipment, kill procedures, and scenario-based incidents. Candidates must register at least 10 days prior and pass a written test in two sections with a minimum 70% grade in each to receive certification that is valid for 5 years.

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    Well Control Level 2

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    The Level 2 (Introductory) Well Control course is a 3-day course plus exam that is designed for those working in roles contributing to well influx detection or control. It is a prerequisite for Level 3 (Driller) and Level 4 (Supervisor) certification. The course covers barrier management, risk management, well control fundamentals, detection and avoidance of well kicks, basic risk calculations, roles and responsibilities, key equipment, kill procedures, and scenario-based incidents. Candidates must register at least 10 days prior and pass a written test in two sections with a minimum 70% grade in each to receive certification that is valid for 5 years.

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    IWCF Drilling Well Control Level 2 (Introductory)

    Scope (Target audience)


    The Level 2 (Introductory) course is designed for delegates "working in roles which may directly
    contribute to the creation, detection or control of a well influx" (p.9, OGP Report 476).
    Level 2 Well Control is a mandatory prerequisite for anyone who requires a Level 3 (Driller) or
    Level 4 (Supervisor) Well Control Certificate.

    Duration:
    3 days + IWCF examination on 4th day

    Course Content:
    o Barrier management
    o Risk management
    o Fundamentals of formation pressure
    o How well control events occur
    o Consequences of a well control event
    o How well control events are detected/avoided
    o Basic risk calculations
    o Roles and Responsibilities
    o Overview of the key equipment
    o Kill procedures
    o Scenario based incidents

    Prerequisite:
    Identification card or passport
    Prior to attending, delegates shall indicate which type of BOP certificate course is required:
    o Surface BOP certificate course or,
    o Combined (Surface and Subsea) BOP certificate course

    Additional Information:
    Minimum number of Candidates: 2
    Maximum number of Candidates: 10
    Validation: 5 years
    Note: Registration must be done a minimum 10 days before the course commencement date.
    To obtain a certificate, the candidate must achieve a minimum grade of 70% in each of the two sections
    of the programme (Written test on equipment knowledge and on principles and procedures).

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