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IADC  » is proud to introduce Well Sharp-a new revolutionary well control training and assessment program. The result of a collaborative industry effort, the new Well-Sharp programs emphasizes rigorous training for every person with well control responsibilities, whether office- or rig-based. Trainees gain more in-depth knowledge, well-honed role-specific skills, and a greater confidence that they know what to do to prevent incidents or, in the unforeseen event of a good control incident, respond swiftly and appropriately. IADC Well Sharp — Supervisory Level IADC Well Sharp — Fundamental Level: Suitable For: A New Revolutionary well control training and assessment programme, The well sharp Program, Which evolved from the well CAP, emphasizes rigorous training for every person with well control responsibilities, whether office- or rig-based. Trainees gain more in-depth knowledge, well-honed role specific Skills, and a greater confidence that they know what to do prevent the

IADC WELLSHARP:  IADC » is proud to introduce Well Sharp-a new revolutionary well control training and assessment program. The result of a collaborative industry effort, the new Well-Sharp programs emphasizes rigorous training for every person with well control responsibilities, whether office- or rig-based. Trainees gain more in-depth knowledge, well-honed role-specific skills, and a greater confidence that they know what to do to prevent incidents or, in the unforeseen event of a well control incident, respond swiftly and appropriately. IADC Well Sharp — Supervisory Level IADC Well Sharp — Fundamental Level: Suitable For: A New Revolutionary well control training and assessment programmed, The wellsharp Program, Which evolved from well CAP, emphasizes rigorous training for every person with well control responsibilities, whether office- or rig-based. Trainees gain more in- depth knowledge, well-honed role specific Skills, and a greater confidence th

IWCF Drilling Well Control course This introductory course provides the drilling personnel with basic understanding of well control. Progressing junior staff get a solid background and knowledge of why well control is essential, how well control is maintained, what the indicators are that well control might be lost, and how to regain the control once it has been lost. CONTENT The content follow the syllabus issued from IWCF. General well control principles Risk assessment Hydrostatic pressure Formation pressures Primary & secondary well control Well control equipment Subsea and surface equipment Well barrier concept Kick causes Kick detection Influx characteristics and behavior Well control methods Inflow testing This course will submit the understanding of well control techniques for a surface according to International Well Control Forum standards Suitable for Rig Managers, Tool Pushers, Drillers, Assistant Drillers, Fresh Petroleum Engineers