Well Intervention And Artificial Lift

This course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of well intervention techniques and artificial lift systems used to enhance and sustain oil and gas production. It covers the principles, methods, and best practices for executing safe and efficient well interventions and selecting appropriate artificial lift technologies to optimize field productivity and recovery.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

– Understand the objectives, methods, and planning considerations for well intervention operations.
– Apply knowledge of artificial lift systems and select the right technology for different well and reservoir conditions.
– Diagnose well performance problems and recommend intervention or artificial lift solutions.
– Plan and supervise well intervention jobs such as wireline, coiled tubing, and snubbing operations.
– Optimize artificial lift operations to enhance production efficiency, reduce downtime, and extend well life.

1- Overview of Well Intervention Techniques: Objectives and Methods
2- Wireline, Coiled Tubing, Hydraulic Workover, and Snubbing Operations
3- Fundamentals of Artificial Lift Systems: ESP, Gas Lift, Rod Pumps, PCPs
4- Diagnosis of Well Performance Problems and Selection of Artificial Lift
5- Best Practices for Well Intervention Planning, Execution, and Optimization

Well Intervention Engineers, Production Engineers, Petroleum Engineers, Field Supervisors, Artificial Lift Specialists, Operations Managers, and technical professionals involved in well operations and production optimization.

The course integrates technical lectures, practical well intervention planning exercises, artificial lift design workshops, case study analysis, field scenario simulations, and group problem-solving sessions to ensure applied learning.

Upon completing the course, participants will have the skills to plan and execute well interventions effectively, select and optimize artificial lift systems, and contribute to maximizing production and well integrity across the life of the field.