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Well Control Crew B Group 1

The document provides information about well control training which assesses competency for well control operations through knowledge assessments covering safety awareness, technical subject matter, roles and responsibilities, and quality control; it outlines the roles and responsibilities of well supervisors, superintendents, and programmers as well as technical topics like well control procedures, kill sheets, and well kill methods.

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Well Control Crew B Group 1

The document provides information about well control training which assesses competency for well control operations through knowledge assessments covering safety awareness, technical subject matter, roles and responsibilities, and quality control; it outlines the roles and responsibilities of well supervisors, superintendents, and programmers as well as technical topics like well control procedures, kill sheets, and well kill methods.

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Training

Well Control

Wellwork Execution Unit 1


Training
Well Control Introduction
• Well Control IWCF is an essential qualification for Well Work
Supervisors who are working at the well site.

• WQ1 will also assess each individual for competency for Well
Control Operations while on the job at WQ1.

• Knowledge Assessment is an important part of Competency


Assurance for any Well Site responsible.

• (You have to demonstrate that you have the underpinning


knowledge prior to any practical assessment taking place)
Training Well Control Knowledge
Assessment
• Questions can be categorized into different elements:

• S – Safety Awareness
• T – Technical (subject matter knowledge)
• RR – Roles and Responsibilities of personnel at the well site or
linked to Well Site Operations
• QC – Quality Control –managing materials and processes
while on the job

- All elements above lead to providing you with the


underpinning knowledge needed to safely and competently
carry out the job.
Training
Safety
-Two barrier philosophy
-OSH (Occupational Safety and Health) Regulations
-Managing H2S using ( Additional Barriers) (Flaring) (Specific Equipment–
both personnel and environmental at the well site)
-Securing a well overnight –suitable tubing depth/permissible activities
with observation only
-Hazard Identification - Symptoms of a kick (when preparing to kill a well)
-Hazard of fluids (in a well that has kicked)
-Suitable Safety Factors in Design– e.g. Trip Margin
-Fluid Handling –COSHH (control of substances hazardous to health)
-Safety Equipment required – specific to Kill Methods
Training
Roles and Responsibilities
• Deviations and Acceptance (when it is possible)
• Well Control Procedure – (who checks)
• Well Supervisor responsibilities:
-Kill Sheet completion / Why? (Safety Case)
-Emergency Response (Blowout drill/exercise)
-Familiarization of workers with procedure
-Evaluate downhole conditions (BHP/T – flow/no flow)
-Blowout warning signs

• Well Superintendent responsibilities


- Barrier approval
- Deviation from procedure
* Well Programmer responsibilities
• Well Mud Agent (Company Representative) responsibilities
Training
QC – Quality Control
• Well Control- Communication tools
-Chloride fluids – temperature degradation
-Kill Fluid regulations – using Kill Sheet
• Permit Use (Permit to Work) (Hot Work Permit-use for activities to
avoid blow out)
• Kill fluid (COSHH) Control of Substances Hazardous to Health –
MSDS (Material Specification Data Sheets)
• Observation times for removing and installing well head –
• Kill Fluid Handling
• Equipment used to determine quality of kill fluids
• Preventing corrosion
Training
Technical
• Equipment used as additional barriers in H2S wells
• Avoiding blowouts after (well kick) circulation loss
• Meaning of penetration rate increase (during drilling)
• Preparation to Kill a Well (Procedure) checks
- (Well Kill table)
- Killing a Well to control a kick (methods)
- Use of Kill Sheets
- Trip Margin
- Prevention of influx of formation fluids
- Industry Standards
- Advantages and Disadvantages of Well Kill Methods
Training Test Date: 5th September

CREW B – Group 1
Muhammed Naim Wellwork Supervisor [email protected]
Akram Jawad Kadim Wellwork Supervisor [email protected]
Saeed Asee Abdul Ali Wellwork Supervisor [email protected]
Abass Jameel Wellwork Supervisor Currently no e-mail address
Arab Al-Baaj Wellwork Superintendent [email protected]

Schedule

Arrive at 830am (Please plan for any delay on the road)

Orientation / Safety Talk

Tutorial: 9 – 10am Topic 1 – Well Control


Short Break
Test: 10.15 – 1.15pm Topic 1 – Well Control

(Finish time may be brought forward if Candidate(s) are satisfied


with Test Completion)
Training
How to find us
• DS6 Front Gate –
• Drop –off at foot path and walk in and collect VR (Green Pass) at
the Gate .
• Training Centre is directly in front of you! Welcome!

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