Drilling - Best Practices

Drilling - Best Practices

Welcome to Introduction to Stuck Pipe Prevention

MODULE 5: BEST PRACTICES

In today’s drilling market no one can afford to get stuck – the costs are simply too high – especially if the incident leads to having to side-track or abandon the well. The more Drilling Personnels know about Stuck Pipe Prevention, the less likelihood of becoming stuck. We begin by looking at reaming and back reaming, tripping in deviated hole, connections, MWD surveying, drilling parameter trends, running casing and liners, logging and coring.

We then look at well control considerations, lost circulation, air and foam drilling considerations, drilling with coiled tubing and preventing drill string failures. Finally, there are several questions which the delegate is required to answer in order to understand his or her understanding of the subject material. This is an informative course which is both interesting and enjoyable. Sign up today!

This course is presented by Dr. Michael Gibson who has 40 years of Drilling Industry experience and he has written a great deal of training material throughout the years as well as many SPE, IADC, and Industry Conference Papers.

Please see more modules related to Introduction to Stuck Pipe Prevention here:

1. Module 1 - Solid Induced Pack-off 

2. Module 2 - Differential Sticking

3. Module 3 - Mechanical & Wellbore Geometry Sticking

4. Module 4 - Hole Cleaning

5. Module 5 - Best Practices

6. Module 6 - Jars & Accelerators

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Introduction to Stuck Pipe Prevention

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What you will learn

• Drilling
• Stuck Pipe Prevention
• Best Practices

Rating: 3.9

Level: All Levels

Duration: 1 hour

Instructor: Wellideas by iOptima