Advanced Well Intervention in Natural Wells and Artificial Lift Wells

This advanced course explores the design, planning, and execution of well intervention operations in both naturally flowing and artificially lifted wells. It equips participants with in-depth knowledge of the technologies, tools, and best practices used to optimize well productivity and extend well life. The course also addresses risk mitigation strategies and economic considerations for intervention programs.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
• Differentiate between well intervention approaches for natural flow and artificial lift wells.
• Evaluate and select appropriate intervention tools and techniques.
• Design efficient well intervention programs with minimal downtime.
• Identify and manage operational risks associated with interventions.
• Interpret data to enhance decision-making in real-time intervention scenarios.
• Analyze cost-benefit and return-on-investment for intervention activities.

1- Introduction to Well Intervention in Different Well Types
2- Wireline and Coiled Tubing Techniques
3- Hydraulic and Mechanical Intervention Tools
4- Artificial Lift Challenges and Solutions in Interventions
5- Real-Time Data Acquisition and Analysis
6- Safety and Risk Management in Well Interventions
7- Cost-Effective Planning and Execution
8- Case Studies and Lessons Learned

Production engineers, well intervention specialists, reservoir engineers, and professionals involved in well performance optimization and operations.

Technical lectures, real-world case studies, group discussions, problem-solving workshops, and simulation-based planning exercises.

Participants will leave with advanced competencies in designing and managing well intervention operations in both natural and artificial lift wells, enhancing field productivity and operational efficiency.