1. SustainedOffshoreWellboreIntegrityandProactiveWellIntegrityManagement
Petrosync Distinguished Instructor
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WellIntegrityManagementWellIntegrityManagement
THOROUGH
LESSONSfromthe
mostsoughtafter
WellServicesGuru!
Rein Maatjes
Well Services Operation Specialist
LowLands Management Consultancy LLC
Over 35 years of international well servicing experiences.
2009 Silver and 2010 Gold Chairman’s Award by H.E. the Minister of Oil and Gas, Oman.
Set the record of the fastest offshore development operations in Shell: drilled 4500m
exploration well, redrilled and put well into production within one year.
23rdMarch2015-27thMarch2015,Bali,Indonesia.
DISCUSS completion design topics to create an “integer” well with lowest life cycle maintenance cost from a WIM
prospective.
FAMILIARIZE with concepts and principles of Well Integrity Management system and IDENTIFY who is accountable for
what.
IDENTIFY different well integrity issues and the causes.
DETERMINE management system to follow up the well integrity issues emerging from tests in the field.
EXPLORE different techniques to prevent internal and external well integrity issues.
DEVELOP preventive maintenance strategies to manage the wll integrity issues.
Course Objectives
Specially Designed for
This course is specifically designed for personnel directly responsible and/or involved in Well Integrity for both onshore
and offshore field.:
Supported by
Production Engineers
Production Technologies
Production Supervisors
Offshore Installation Managers
Operations Supervisors
Drilling Engineers
Drilling Supervisors
Drilling Superintendents
HSE Personnels
Senior Technicians
Technicians
Control Room Operators
Rig Contractors
Service Company Engineers
The Technical Authority forWell Integrity in Shell: Co-developed Shell’s best in class computer based Well Integrity
management system; Team member of the Shell’s Global Well Engineering training matrix.
Reducing cost for daily paraffin removal by some 90% in remote jungle environment.
Completion design evolution in the Rabi field, taking wells from 1,250 BPD to 15,000 BPD from the same reservoir.
Early development of HP gas well fracturing methodology in tight reservoir.
Design and installation of extended reach (7,800m) 7”water injection wells on arctic platform.
Managing fracturing operations in the world’s highest in situ rock strength.

2. A Well Integrity incident and breach of Well integrity envelope has the potential to escalate into catastrophic events. The
event can result in harm to people, damage to Assets and the environment, and to the reputation of the Operator. It can easily be
either of them or in case of a major event, all of the above.
Financial impact can be very high; loss of revenue of the hydrocarbons that escape, damage to the reservoir as a result of the
uncontrolled flow and collateral damages has the potential to bring an Operator in financial dire straits.
Several incidents in the recent past have shown that even the largest Operator can barely manage such financial drain. It is
therefore of critical importance that the well integrity envelope is properly designed, constructed and maintained during it life
cycle: Sustained Well Integrity Management (WIM).
This Master Class combines several engineering disciplines involved in the design, construction, operation and maintenance of
wells and their interaction on assuring well integrity.
It illustrates the large extend in the organization and its effects on well integrity. It aims to enable common understanding of the
often-conflicting targets within the disciplines in achieving this. It touches on Failure Mode and Effect Analyses (FMEA), barrier
testing and record keeping.
The knowledge and skills to make critical decision throughout well life cycle is vital, not only for WIM purpose as well as for
economic value. Focus is on theWell Integrity management systems and interfaces with other teams in the organization. Integrity
barriers are defined, Well Failure Model and how to estabish one is discussed as well how to create an efficient well integrity
organization.
The ultimate objective is to optimize productivity at lowest unit operating cost and to maintain mechanical integrity
throughout well life cycle.
Petrosync Distinguished Instructor
Course Overview
TROUBLE-FREE WELL INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT
23-27 March 2015, Bali, Indonesia
GEOGRAPHICALEXPERIENCES
Asia
Brunei -Land and offshore (platform and early subsea)
Thailand - Land, sensitive agricultural area, and offshore
Africa
Egypt - Offshore Red Sea platforms and desert location
Gabon - Remote jungle locations, and offshore
Rein Maatjes is a retired well-known and respected Well Services Operation specialist. After a career of
over 35 years with Shell, in various management positions in several locations around the world, Rein is
currently keeping himself occupied with consulting and lecturing in his field of expertise.
Rein Maatjes
Well Services Operation Specialist
LowLands Management Consultancy LLC
He is the CEO of Lowlands an independent company providing Management consult and lecturing services to the E&P industry. Rein
has worked on both land and offshore operations in the Far East, Central Africa, several countries in the Middle East and in East Russia
in Arctic offshore operations. His career path includes the managing of multi-cultural Well Services Operation teams, skill pool
manager, Head of Well Engineering Contracts and Global Procurement for Shell. He is frequently consulted by peers inside and
outside Shell for advice on Well Intervention problems. Within Shell he was The Technical Authority for Well Integrity. When Shell
decided to create a global standard system for Well Integrity Management System, he found himself involved in this project. His
accountability as Well Services Operation Manager included the mentoring of young local engineers, selecting training needs for
them and managing their competence profile. He was in this capacity involved in the setting-up of Shell’s global Well Engineering
training matrix, which was used for Competence based Development of the global Well Services skill pool. Summary of his
professional achievement: Co-author of several SPE papers on impairment removal in horizontal wells using coil tubing and
improved depth accuracy when perforating horizontal wells with coil without the use of stiff-wire. Rein has been part of a Shell team
that has set the fastest offshore development from drilling an exploration well to 4,500 mtr, abandon it, re-drill a production well till
putting the well in production. Today, this record still stands. His most recent recognition was a Gold Chairman’s Award (2010) given
to his previous team, by H.E. the Minister of Oil and Gas in Oman, for the High Pressure Fracturing Operation modus operandi he
developed together with the service Provider.
The Middle East
Oman - Large geographical extended land operation
Syria - Large desert operations
East Russia
Sakhalin - Shell’s first arctic platform

3. Fundamentals ofWell Integrity
Definition of the various components of the well and showing the
integrity barriers.
Designing Integrity inWells-Completion Design-Life Expectancy
CAPEX and OPEX affectsWell Integrity Management
How each has an influence on Well Integrity and why it needs
managing.
Preventive maintenance reduces Operating cost and optimizes
production.
Maintenance Processes and Differences
External well integrity maintenance
CASESTUDY: Change of external maintenance speed and
cost as a result of different method.
Internal well integrity maintenance
Technology and tools for internal well integrity diagnostic and
monitoring
PLT LoggingTechniques
Securing internal integrity, reservoir reconciliation, leak
detection, etc.
Caged Full-bore Flow meter (6 arm CFBM) for horizontal
applications
Multi Finger Caliper
Establishes tubing base line wall thickness and corrosion
over life cycle of the well.
Non-intervention less investiations like pressure testing.
Cheap methods to confirm internal integrity.
Pony tail leak detection; cheap fit for purpose.
Fiber Optic internal integrity management.
Low cost alternative to CTU on horizontal wells.
Detects leaks
Production profile
Exercise and wrap-up of the day
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IN-HOUSE SOLUTIONS
TROUBLE-FREE WELL INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT
23-27 March 2015, Bali, Indonesia
Course Agenda
Day One
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Registration (Day 1)
Session I
Refreshment & Networking Session I
Session II
Lunch
Session III
Refreshment & Networking Session II
Session IV
End of Day
08:00-09:00
09:00-11:00
11:00-11:15
11:15-13:00
13:00-14:00
14:00-15:30
15:30-15:45
15:45-17:00
Day Two
Catastrophic failure of well integrity as a result of externals
influences
GROUPEXERCISE:
How to prevent catastrophic failure of a well caused by
external corrosion.
Calculation of corrsion and point of failure
Internal corrsion and subsequent integrity failure
Risk to the completion string from internal sources.
Barrier understanding
Understanding of barriers
Show different types of wells
Monitor for and understand mechanical integrity problems
preventing potential production rates.
Sand removal
Wax milling
Scale removal
Leaking gas lift valves, its remedy and solution
Blocking of unwanted water production
Exercise and wrap-up of the day

4. Consequences of loss of integrity of one well to its surrounding
wells and potential financial exposure
GROUPEXERCISE:
Evaluating well integrity issue resulting from blowout of
another well.
CASESTUDY:
Producing well started to flow mud to surface.
GROUPEXERCISE:
In the Emergency Control Room: Producing well started to
flow mud into the environment.
CASESTUDY:
Drilled well knowingly not to design specifications.
Increasing amount of underground blowouts:
Reasons and causes
Abandonment: do not take this task lightly
Exercise and wrap-up of the day
Limited Attendees
The course has limited seats to ensure maximum learning and
experience for all delegates.
Certificate of Attendance
You will receive a Certificate of Attendance bearing the signatures
of the Trainer upon successful completion of the course. This
certificate is proof of your continuing professional development.
Interactive Training
You will be attending training designed to share both the latest
knowledge and practical experience through interactive sessions.
This will provide you with a deeper and more long-term
understanding of your current issues.
High Quality Course Materials
Printed course manual will provide you with working materials
throughout the course and will be an invaluable source of
reference for you and your colleagues afterward. You can follow
course progress on your laptop with soft copies provided.
Petrosync Quality
Day Three
TROUBLE-FREE WELL INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT
23-27 March 2015, Bali, Indonesia
Day Five
Well Integrity Management Manual
Discuss actual document and what should be in a good ma-
nual.
Life cycle risk management
Well Integrity Software and use
Optimize well completion to optimize well integrity during the
lifespanofthewells,basedonlifetimeandpossibleintervention
frequencies assessments.
How to build an organization with sufficient Well Integrity
competence and capability.
Understanding of lowest unit cost, as opposed to cheapest.
Competent staff.
The right contracts.
Spare parts.
Example ofWell Head Maintenance Manual
Wrap-up of the class and evaluation
Real Life Documents used and handed-out during the
Masterclass:
Well Failure Model
Failure Modes and Effect Analyses
Risk BasedWell Maintenance
Well Hand Over Form
Well Head Check Sheet
Well Integrity and Barrier Philosphy
Barrier definition
Explain barriers
How to test barrier
Well Failure Model
How to arrive at the document
GROUPEXERCISE:
Referring to the barriers discussed above, make a plan to test and
verify the barriers.
Risk BasedWell Integrity Management andTesting
The management of barrier testing
Discuss testing methods of the barriers in the well.
Failure Mode and Effects Analyses Diagram (real case document)
Show barriers, functions and its severity in case of failure.
Discuss testing and managing the data.
Monitoring plan.
Active Management Model
Provide systems and procedures, which ensure that the in-
tegrity of the well is assured.
Ensure that the well is maintained with reference to appro-
priate procedures and specifications.
Ensure that the risks of operating the well are as low as rea-
sonably practicable.
Basis for the development of asset-specific well maintenan-
ce and integrity standards, policies, procedures and perfor-
mance targets.
Exercise and wrap-up of the day
Day Four

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Title : Trouble-Free Well Integrity Management
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