By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

• Identify & understand the parameters that influence selection and design of completion components
• Integrate the importance of completion process to future production run
• Deliver techniques to selecting best tubing size and best material for completion
• Gain practical methods in designing, planning, and executing safe and efficient well completion
• Manage well environments with extreme chemical, temperature, and pressure characteristics
• Bridge the importance of well design in relation to the ability to carry out well interventions

• Explore new technological developments in well completions and workovers
• Plan an appropriate intervention and workover strategy to maintain or increase field production

Drilling Engineers, Senior Drilling Engineers, Drilling Supervisors, Workover Engineers, Petroleum Engineers, Completion Engineers, Tool Pushers, Reservoir and Senior Reservoir Engineers, Geologists, Production Engineers, Wellsite Engineers, Foremen, Industry Personnel

• Introduction to completion design
• Basic completion categories & types
• Completion selection & design criteria
• Reservoir completion
• Tubing performance
• Enhancing production through artificial lift methods
• Production chemistry
• Handling different well environments
• Openhole, uncemented liner & perforated completion
• Multi-zone and subsea completion
• Completion productivity
• Sizing & tubing
• Tubing stress analysis
• Material selection
• Completion components
• Completion operation base preparation
• Matching completion & reservoir performance
• Risks of formation damage
• Sand fill
• Maximizing well productivity
• Rig preparation and completion installation process
• Emerging completion techniques
• Selection & treatment of completion fluids
• Completion equipment & design practices
• Downhole completion accessories
• Workover operation & rig selection
• Acidizing fundamentals
• Fishing & snubbing
• Hydraulic fracturing fundamentals
• Squeeze cementing
• Well intervention methods
• Horizontal tree
• Conventional tree
• Well control
• Integrating completion and workover operations
• Operations cost management
• Handling service providers

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.