Well Intervention Pressure Control
The PIMS Well Intervention Pressure Control course develops advanced technical competence in maintaining well integrity and controlling pressure during wireline, coiled-tubing and snubbing operations.The progra...
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Program Overview
The PIMS Well Intervention Pressure Control course develops advanced technical competence in maintaining well integrity and controlling pressure during wireline, coiled-tubing and snubbing operations.
The programme covers intervention equipment, pressure barriers, kick detection, shut-in methods, well-control calculations, SIMOPS, contingency planning and simulator-based application.
What You'll Learn
- Well-Intervention Fundamentals
- Wireline Operations
- Coiled-Tubing Operations
- Snubbing Operations
- Intervention Pressure Risks
- Hydrostatic Pressure
- Formation Pressure
- Pressure Balance
- Intervention Pressure-Control Equipment
- Lubricators
- Wireline Valves
- Coiled-Tubing BOPs
- Snubbing Units
- Primary and Secondary Barriers
- Fail-Safe Systems
- Kick Detection
- Shut-In Procedures
- Stripping and Snubbing Techniques
- Bullheading
- Volumetric Methods
- Well-Control Calculations
- Kill-Sheet Preparation
- SIMOPS Risk Management
- Contingency Planning
- Environmental and Safety Controls
- Simulator-Based Intervention Exercises
Empowering professionals with knowledge, practical understanding and stronger workplace skills.
PIMSWho Should Attend?
This PIMS Well Intervention Pressure Control course is suitable for Well-Intervention Engineers, Well-Intervention Supervisors, Wireline Personnel, Coiled-Tubing Personnel, Snubbing Operators and HSE Personnel supporting well intervention.
Key Benefits
After completing the programme, learners should be better prepared to:
- Develop advanced intervention pressure-control competence
- Understand intervention equipment and barriers
- Improve kick-detection and shut-in knowledge
- Strengthen well-control calculation skills
- Improve SIMOPS and contingency planning
- Apply knowledge through simulator-based scenarios
Assessment & Evaluation
- Assessment Type: Written examination and simulation assessment.
- Format: Multiple-choice questions, short answers, applied case study and simulator-based intervention exercise.
- Total Questions: 70 theory questions plus 1 case study and 1 simulation.
- Passing Score: 70%.
- Duration: 3 hours written plus 1 day simulation.
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