Petroleum Engineering Course

Advanced Well Intervention & Integrity

Objectives for 4 days program:

  • Understand the fundamentals of well integrity principles and life cycle.
  • Identify key well barrier elements and their verification methods.
  • Recognize the types, purposes, and challenges of well interventions.
  • Demonstrate awareness of intervention equipment, tools, and techniques.
  • Apply safety and risk management considerations during well intervention operations.
  • Interpret common field problems and propose basic intervention solutions.
Course Info
Discipline

F. Reservoir Engineering Course/Petroleum Engineering

Duration

4 days

Level

Advanced

Delivery Mechanism

Classroom

Deliverables
Full Day Meeting At CIMB Niaga Tower
Certificate
Professional Instructors
Meals & Beverages
Hardcopy Materials
Training Kit
Agenda
DAY 1 – Introduction to Well Integrity & Life Cycle 

Session 1: Well Integrity Fundamentals 

  • Well life cycle overview (drilling, completion, production, abandonment) Importance of well integrity in HSE and production assurance 

Session 2: Well Barrier Philosophy 

  • Primary & secondary barriers 
  • NORSOK D-010 and industry standards 

Session 3: Case Studies on Well Integrity Failures 

  • Root causes, lessons learned 

Workshop/Exercise: Integrity diagnosis from sample well data 

 

DAY 2 – Well Integrity Elements & Monitoring 

Session 1: Well Barrier Elements (WBE) 

  • Casing, tubing, packers, cement, valves 

Session 2: Testing & Verification 

  • Pressure tests, inflow tests, logging methods 

Session 3: Well Integrity Monitoring 

  • Annulus pressure, corrosion monitoring, integrity KPIs 

Workshop/Exercise: Integrity diagnosis from sample well data 

 

DAY 3 – Introduction to Well Intervention 

Session 1: Why Intervene? 

  • Objectives: restore production, plug leaks, enhance recovery 

Session 2: Types of Intervention 

  • Light vs heavy intervention 
  • Slickline, electric line, coiled tubing, snubbing, workover rigs 

Session 3: Key Intervention Equipment & Tools 

  • Surface equipment (lubricator, pressure control) 
  • Downhole tools (plugs, perforating guns, logging tools) 

Workshop/Exercise: Select appropriate intervention technique for case scenarios

 

DAY 4 – Safety, Risk, and Field Applications 

Session 1: HSE in Well Intervention 

  • Well control, pressure control equipment, red zone management 

Session 2: Risk Assessment & Contingency Planning  

  • SIMOPS, barrier management during intervention 

Session 3: Emerging Technologies & Digital Monitoring 

  • Smart wells, real-time surveillance 

Session 4: Group Case Study & Final Presentation 

  • Participants analyze a well integrity issue and propose intervention plan
Instructor

Well intervention personnel with 29 service years in well intervention and well integrity offshore operations. Intensive exposure in slickline, snubbing, electricline and coiled tubing operations as well intervention supervisor, well intervention superintendent, head of well intervention offshore operation and head of well intervention safety method. Has a proven record in training and mentoring new recruits from university graduates to become operation engineer or supervisor to run well intervention and well integrity operations in 2061 wells on swamp and offshore area.

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