The document outlines a training course on well completion and workover techniques designed to enhance productivity and operational efficiency, scheduled for May 17-20, 2016, in Bandung, Indonesia. Participants will gain practical knowledge through case studies, hands-on exercises, and a completion design project, covering various methods and equipment used in the industry. The course is suitable for engineers and professionals involved in the completion and production of oil wells, and includes details on registration, fees, and cancellation policies.

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PETROSYNC’S WELL ENGINERRING SERIES
Learn the Modern Techniques in Completion Design and Installation
17 May 2016—20 May 2016
Bandung, Indonesia
WELLCOMPLETION
ANDWORKOVER

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Our Well Completion and Workover course is develop to provide detailed in-depth technical
and practical level knowledge of well completion and workover operation in order to improve
the productivity of the well.
WELL | WELL COMPLETION & WORKOVER
How Does This Course Benefits You?
Sand Control Solution
Expandable sand screen alternative to fracture-packing
sand control.
Able to Plan Effective Operation
Plan effective operation by gaining practical methods to design, plan and install safe and
efficient well completion and workover.
Improve the Well Productivity
Improve the productivity of the well by integrate the importance of completion process to
future production in order to maximize the success and minimize the failure
Improve Effectiveness and Efficiency Work Performance
Improve the effectiveness and efficiency of “frac packs” operation by learning the way how to
conduct the operation smoothly in a correct techniques.
Improve the Effectiveness of the Operation
Improve the effectiveness of sand control operation by learning the emerging techniques for
several critical situation.
Darcy Proves New Sand Control Technology with Second
Successful Installation
Hydraulic Screens enable more efficient completion of sand
plagued wells
Once a well has been drilled, the decision must be made: Will this well
become a producer or be plugged and abandoned as a dry hole? Should
the operator decide to move forward with developing the well,
completion operations must be undertaken.
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Course Overview
Course Design Focuses on Practical Application
The course focuses on the practical applications of various techniques and methodologies in
well completion --- from the selection of completion type, perforating strategies, fluid
selection, and installation of production heads.
Includes Specific Completion Design Project and Case Studies
Both success/failure case histories of different situation of well completion installations in
different operating environment will be provided in order to maximize your learning benefits.
A Completion design project will be completed by you and present within the 4 days course.
You will also learn the well control and well workover techniques will also be covered to
complement the insurance of well longevity of the installation. This course provides a good
link to how the techniques in well completion would ensure better well performance and
production later in the life of the well.

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WELL | WELL COMPLETION & WORKOVER
PetroSync Distinguished Instructor
Who Needs This Program
Practical & Consulting
 Over 25 years of engineering, operations, and management
experience in Completion, Workover & Well Services, and
Drilling
 Leads major completion and workover projects with
companies such as Shell Canada, KNOC, KPO etc in North
America, Europe, Africa, Central Asia, & Far East Asia
Training
 Provided intensive trainings in well completion and
workovers with different oil and gas companies. Some of
these training are “Well Completion & Intervention Training
(Level 1&2)” for KPO, “Sub-Sea Workover Operations
Training” for KNOC, and “Deep Water Sand Control” for Total
E&P International.
Awards
 BG Chief Executive Innovation Award, London, UK - “Open
Hole Multistage Fracturing Completion with Swelling Packers
and Sliding Sleeves in Carbonate Reservoir” – (2012)
Michael Etuhoko
President & Founder of
Protekz Inc Canada
 The course is designed for, but not limited to Completion Engineers, Workover Engineers,
Production Engineers, and those who are involved with well completions, workovers, well
interventions, and production.
Job Titles Include:
Completion Engineer
Workover Engineer
Well Services / Intervention Engineer
Production Engineer
Drilling Engineer
Well Site Engineer
PetroSync Inhouse Solutions
PetroSync can tailor our courses to meet your specific
needs at your preferred location and schedule. Contact us
for more information at +65 6415 4500 or email to
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All PetroSync courses are developed with top quality to
address all your training needs and purposes. Our courses
are vetted strictly to ensure that we always deliver the best
courses with the best industry expert.
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08:00—09:00 Registration (Day 1) 13:00—14:00 Lunch
09:00—11:00 Session I 14:00—15:30 Session III
11:00—11.15 Refreshment Session I 15:30—15:45 Refreshment Session II
11:15—13:00 Session II 15:45—17:00 Session Iv (Last Session)
Course Schedule

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WELL | WELL COMPLETION & WORKOVER
Course Agenda — 4 Days
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DAY 1
Well Performance
 Safety Alert
 Introduction to Completion Design
 Starter Quiz & Review
 Introduction to Completion Design Project
 Reservoir Completion: Inflow Performance
 Reservoir Completion: Perforations
 Reservoir Completion: Well Stimulation / Hydraulic
Fracturing
 Reservoir Completion: Sand Control
Practical Exercise: Completion Design Project (work out
this in a group)
DAY 3
Modern Well Completion & Intro to Well Intervention
Completion Operation Base Preparation
 Equipment Purchasing and Factory Acceptance
 Service Contract
 Equipment Preparation
 Technical Program
Rig Preparation and Completion Installation Process
 Operation Planning
 Equipment Shipping
 Equipment Reception
 Pre-Job Meeting
 Casing Cleaning Operation
 Running in hole the completion equipment
 Well Clean-Up
 Reporting
 After-Action Review
DAY 4
Well control & Well Workover
Well Control:
 Well control Equipment
 Blowout Preventer System Requirements
 Choke Manifold
 Circulating System
 Kicks and its causes
 Well Killing Operation
 Forward circulation
 Reverse circulation
 Bull heading
 Lubricate and Bleed
 Class exercises on well control
Workover Operations:
 Workover definition and description
 Workover Types:
 Safety Workover (SWO)
 Long term suspension (LTS)
 Plug and Abandonment (P&A)
 Production enhancement (PE)
Workover Feasibility Studies
Group presentation /
General Review of the Well completion Design Project
Artificial Lift Methods
Tubing Stress Analysis
 Purpose of Stress Analysis
 Safety Factors and Design Factors
 Load Cases
 Completion Equipment and Connections
Completion Components (Features & Usage)
 Completion Philosophy
 Completion Components
Christmas Tree, Tubing Hangers, Tubing, Down Hole
Safety Valve, Packers, Tail Pipes, Expansion Devices,
Nipples, Mandrels, Gauges, Etc.
Practical Exercise: Completion design project (work out
this project in a group) (CONTINUE)
Emerging Techniques
 Fiber Optics: Distributed Temperature System (DTS),
Pressure/ temperature (P/T), etc
 Intervention less packers (Hydrostatic packers, swelling
packers, etc)
 In-situ self-generating weak acid
 Expandable tubulars
 Expandable Sand Screens (ESS)
 Sand Control in High angle and long interval: Alternate
path technology (SHUTS, CAPS, etc)
 Formation Isolation Valves (FIV)
 Intelligent & Smart Well Completion: Interval Control
Valves (ICV)
 Underbalanced Drilling & Completion
 Cased Hole Circulation Drilling & completion
 Multistage Fracturing
Practical Exercise: Completion design project (CONTINUE)
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DAY 2
Well Completion Equipments, Components, & Installation

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Title : Well Completion and Workover
Date : 17-20 May 2016
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