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This Micro VILT focuses on Smart Well Interfaces. It will also have a review of the various Interventions Systems such as RWLI, WOR supplied by FMC, Helix, Oceaneering.

This Micro VILT focuses on deepwater cold environment impact to flow assurance, upper completion equipment topics specific to deepwater/subsea and on options on Downhole artificial lifts method available for subsea well.

This Micro VILT focuses on wellbore clean out topic specifically related to deepwater floater rig, lower completion tools (gravel packing) and surface pumping topics specifically related to deepwater floater rig and an overview of hazards associated with deepwater and cold environment impact on completion fluid selection.

This Micro VILT is about in depth explanation of various subsea XMT design, from old to latest covering dual bore and monobore VXT, HXT (various design), latest development in XMT design. Using API 17D as reference.

This Micro VILT also focuses on MODU overview and selection based on completion requirement.

This Micro VILT focuses on introduction deepwater developments, overview of the various subsea architecture and overview of subsea development type.

This Micro VILT takes a look at a number of key elements of the process of planning for, detecting and controlling a kick and subsequently re-establishing Primary Well Control.

This Micro VILT looks at the practical limits for the drilling window and how these can be estimated during the well design stage and measured during well delivery.

This 3-part Micro VILT is designed to help participants acquire the fundamental knowledge on Marine Drilling processes on offshore jack-up and floater drilling rigs.

Understanding how to sustainably fix routine failures has the power to transform business performance.

It is critical that field operators have suitable wellhead and Xmas tree maintenance plans in place for routine well maintenance operations so that problem areas can be identified and remedied quickly and effectively.

In reservoir characterization, we need to be able to explain how reservoir characteristics determine well productivity, which in turn drives the well completion design and construction process.

Although drilling rigs differ greatly in outward appearance and method of deployment, all rotary rigs have the same basic drilling equipment.

This Micro VILT will cover the basic process of production startup, differences in procedures, operational issues, key factors with production facilities – all of which will be addressed in the startup process.

This Micro VILT covers the planning, installation and all of the various steps that require special attention, especially ensuring that equipment is landed in the correct place as well as any potential operational issues.

This Micro VILT will highlight the varying types of operations, the equipment used as well as all HSE & Well Control aspects that require additional focus.

Pressure Pumping is an integral operation required both in establishing communication with the reservoir as well as ensuring various sand control methods are installed. Following this Micro VILT, participants will understand the equipment and materials utilised for Hydraulic Fracturing as well as an overview of job execution, key HSE Issues as well as potential problems.

In attending this Micro Virtual Instructor Led Training (VILT), participants will gain knowledge and develop skills relating to HPHT Well Engineering. The Micro VILT focuses on key characteristics and challenges of HPHT wells from well design, planning, engineering and operational perspectives.

Drilling-fluid services of some kind are required on every well. They encompass a broad spectrum of systems, products, software, personnel specializations, and logistical support.

This Micro VILT will enable participants to understand the basics involved in successfully selecting the correct methods of managing their sand control issues and thus optimising production opportunities whilst ensuring equipment maintains integrity.

This Micro VILT examines this critical concept, identifying the different type of barriers deployed throughout the lifecycle of a well – Well Barriers Elements (WBEs), minimum requirements for barriers and how barriers should be tested to provide assurance into the technical integrity of the well from the drawing board to abandonment.

This Micro VILT examines industry practices for the selection of load cases to be used for Casing and Tubular Design.

This Micro VILT examines the principal changes that were made when migrating from a Recommended Practice to a Standard and their impact on Rig well control equipment. It also examines changes made in 2018 and how Standard 53 works alongside other Standards and Specifications for Well Control Equipment.

This Micro VILT examines the principal changes that were made when migrating from a Recommended Practice to a Standard and their impact on Rig well control equipment. It also examines changes made in 2018 and how Standard 53 works alongside other Standards and Specifications for Well Control Equipment.

This Micro VILT introduces the concepts of HAZID and HAZOP and explains how they should be applied to both the equipment selection and configuration as well as operational and contingency procedures.

This Micro VILT introduces participants to the equipment and control systems required to apply MPD techniques in their wells.

This Micro VILT introduces participants to the different form that Managed Pressure Drilling can take; explains how candidate wells can be identified and introduces a tool for identifying and quantifying the potential for MPD capabilities to address operational challenges in their wells.